“…Peripheralisation processes are the result of the interaction of variables such as decisions, resources and actors on a particular territory (Ku¨hn et al, 2017). In the presently dominant perspective, peripheries are captured from a process-centred angle, which implies considering the analysed territories as undergoing dynamic transformations and being in multiple sets of relations (Jonas, 2012;Ku¨hn, 2015;Ku¨hn and Bernt, 2013). Ku¨hn et al (2017), referring to the Urban Regime Theory (Stone, 1989), analyse the relationship between power and peripheralisation by distinguishing 'power over' (someone or something) from 'power to', as a means to empower social structures.…”