Explaining infrastructural bifurcation: A comparative history of urban incineration in Montréal and Paris
How deindustrialization and gentrification put pressure on waste incinerators: an article by Clarence Hatton-Proulx.
Commoning the gardens by the Bloc
Informal gardening practices in the collective housing districts of a post-socialist city, an article cosigned by Carmen Rafanell.
Industrial Heritage Reloaded
The TICCIH 2022 proceedings have been published in book form, with a contribution by Varvara Toura.
The quiet financialisation of urban infrastructure
The media in the normalisation of airport-led development in the Paris city-region, a paper by J.-B. Frétigny, M. Magnan, J.Maulat, M. Pedro.
The Fable of the “Energy Recycling” of Household Waste
In this article published in the Journal of Energy History, Etienne Dufour questions the virtue of using urban waste for energy production.
The Limits of a Success Story: Rethinking the Shenzhen Metro “Rail Plus Property” Model for Planning Sustainable Urban Transit in China
An analysis Congcong Li and Natacha Aveline-Dubach.
Why a strong global plastics treaty is essential for agricultural systems, food safety, food security and human health
A call from 12 researchers for serious consideration of the problem of plastic pollution of agricultural soils in the context of the forthcoming negotiation sessions for a Global Plastic Pollution Treaty to be held in Geneva in August.
Confinement and Exclusion
How Milan Bonté re-Analyses the Geographical Metaphor of the Closet throughTrans Experiences of Public Space.
A mega-rescaling-project ?
State powers and intra-state conflicts in the development of the Grand Paris Express station districts, analized by Antoine Gosnet.
Modeling the transformation of France’s postal exchange space (1632e1833) through multipolar anamorphoses
An article published by C. Mimeur, N. Verdier, A. Bretagnolle in the Journal of Historical Geography.
