Dates: année de début - année de fin The Redec project (REDistricting and legislative Elections in France: a Computational approach) aims to build an expertise about the electoral map in France by assembling a consortium of researchers with expertise in political science, economics, geography and computer science.
Dates: 2024 – 2027 The project aims to capture and analyze the life experiences, social practices, and worldviews of residents along the former inner-German border.
Dates: 2026 - 2028 This project examines how urban renewal policies in the Paris region and Singapore address the needs of older adults aging in place within modernist neighborhoods.
Dates : 2026-2030
This research project analyses the strategies of public employers in the Paris region that aim to improve housing access for their staff, in a context of recruitment difficulties and adaptation to climate change.
Dates: 2021-2024
The ALTERMAP project aims to foster pedagogical innovation in the study of geographical imaginaries and representations of spatial otherness. More specifically, it focuses on the role of mental maps in undergraduate geography teaching and in research training at the master’s level.
Dates : 2022 - 2026
This project explores the connection between mobility and urban transformations in the Mediterranean, within a context of major political and socio-economic changes. At the intersection of urban studies and mobility studies, it draws on a multidisciplinary and international team of specialists in urban issues, mobility, and migration.
Dates: 2025-2028
This project aims to analyze the sociodemographic changes taking place within the metropolitan regions of Paris and Madrid, as well as the implications for public policy. It focuses particularly on the phenomena of aging and population decline.
Dates: 2022 - 2024
DITES project's objective is to reassess and propose methods of cooperation between the territorial levels in order to define modes of governance that would allow us to anticipate and adapt to different crises.
Dates: 2022 - 2025
The aim of the OCEANLINKS project is to trace back the origins of scientific marine stations and the ties that have developed between them over time, helping to link oceans and ocean knowledge on a global scale.
Dates: 2021 - 2024
The project offers a new interpretation of the societies of Ukraine and Moldova. The originality of the project lies in looking at the microsocial effects of the "in-between" position of these populations, caught between Western and Russian spheres of intervention. It analyzes them from an actor-centered, grounded and relational perspective.
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