Antonio di Campli is Assistant Professor (RTDB) in Urban Planning at the Polytechnic of Turin, Interuniversity Department of Regional and Urban Studies and Planning (DIST), Italy. He has been professor and developed research activities in various universities in Italy, Switzerland, Colombia and Ecuador. His research interests lie at the intersection of urban studies, urban planning and the social sciences and concern issues of 'coexistence of differences', conflicts and interactions between ecologies, economies and practices of spatial production, investigated mainly through decolonial and Southern epistemologies.
He is currently working on research project on the relationship between debt and space focusing on private indebtedness and habitat production processes in non-Western contexts.