'For them, we are not humans!’: housing, space and monitoring of racialized violences in Portugal

Abstract This article presents a critical analysis on a set of reports produced by national and international agencies that, in the course of the last two decades, have been monitoring racialized inequalities in access to housing. The analysis is informed by an ethnographic journey throughout a set of self-produced spaces and rehousing projects inhabited mainly by Roma populations, aiming to explore the relationship between segregation, racialization and dehumanization processes in contemporary Portugal.

摘要：本文对近二十年来国家及国际机构发布的一系列监测住房获取领域种族化不平等状况的报告展开批判性分析。本次分析依托针对以罗姆人（Roma）群体为主要居住者的自建空间与住房重新安置项目开展的民族志田野考察，旨在探究当代葡萄牙社会中隔离、种族化与去人性化进程之间的关联。