Immigrazione e infrastrutture di arrivo. Come la politica sociale informale provvede all’accesso degli immigrati alle cure. Il contributo dell’esperienza dei commons urbani nella città di Napoli

Literature about migration politics in Italy is someway mainstreaming, but a less investigated dimension is how healthcare welfare’s integra- tion may be achieved, at local level, through grassroots community processes, i.e., by urban common-based social policy agencies serv- ing as informal providers for the migrants. To address these points, the article analyse how the Healthcare Community Centre (Sportello Medico Popolare) embedded by an urban common placed in Naples, the Ex-OPG, is succeeding in supplying healthcare assistance to mi- grants, as it works as an informal arrival infrastructure. The research blends institutional frame analysis with some insights emerging from the empirical analysis. Findings suggest how this commoning type of governance seems to be successful in contrasting welfare retrench- ment and how it somewhat woks as an arrival infrastructure.