Abstract
The article examines the processes of touristification and overtourism in Naples,
interrogating them as socio-spatial dispositif that produce dispossession. Drawing on ethnographic research conducted between 2018 and 2023 and on an autoethnographic stance
grounded in the author's experience as a city resident, the contribution engages with scholarship on touristification, orientalism, and the coloniality of space.
Keywords: Napoli, Overtourism, Orientalism, Urban Spaces, Dwelling