Everyday geographies, neighbourhood effects and urban segregation – Lunch seminar at TU Delft
On 30 March, with speaker Julie Vallée for the lunch seminar at the TU Delft (Faculty of Architecture and Built Environment).
Migration as adaptation
Clara JULLIEN explores rural-urban migration in a context of environmental change, particularly from the Mekong Delta to Ho Chi Minh City.
Public space and the metropolis
The changing governance of public spaces around the Grand Paris Express's new metro stations, by Antoine Fleury.
Gentrification by project
Public policies and the revalorization of pericentral neighbourhoods, the case of the MIL Campus in Montreal
The City Booster railway station: a phantom model for French metropolises?
An article by Marion Albertelli published in the latest issue of Géotransports.
Mapping LGBTQ Spaces and Places: A Changing World
LGBTQ issues addressed in relation to a variety of fields of study. With contributions from Clément Nicolle and Milan Bonte.
World Atlas of Sexuality
With more than 100 maps, this atlas provides a panorama of sexualities, drawing a new French, European and global geography.
PhD defence
Cinzia LOSAVIO will defend her thesis in geography and planning on November 9 at the Condorcet campus.
“It’s a three-way ring”: E-hailing platforms, drivers and riders reshaping Accra’s mobility landscape
A multi-faceted account of how e-hailing platforms have blended into the system of actors who operate urban mobility in Ghana’s capital Accra.
Launch of the SPACE research program
Developing a dynamic and adaptive approach to urban sustainability in the context of Singapore's Smart Nation initiative.