Defining a city — delineating urban areas using cell-phone data
How Cell phone data could be the key to an accurate and timely definition of what a city is.
Diego Arango López, visiting professor at Géographie-cités
Diego Arango López (Universidad Católica del Maule à Talca, Chili) is currently hosted by the Géographie-Cités laboratory.
Biogeochemical Cycles and Agricultural Recycling of Urban Organic Waste (Paris, 1940s–1990s)
A presentation of Étienne Dufour, invited by The Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society.
Municipal socialism and the impact of urban decay
This article proposes to examine the evolution of the local political field of Nevers (1971–2020) in the light of the social, economic, and demographic transformations of the territory.
Sous le Pavé, la plage
Screening/Debate on March 22 at 5pm at the Humathèque on the Condorcet campus.
Sabine Barles awarded the CNRS silver medal
Sabine Barles has been awarded the CNRS Silver Medal 2023 for her work on the interactions between cities and their environment.
Effects of housing asset deflation on shrinking cities
A predictive analysis dealing with the case of the Tokyo metropolitan area (2019 to 2045) from Sophie BUHNIK.
The local urban plan: an instrument for extending heritage protection?
This article written by Mathieu Gigot & al. is based on the results of a research project devoted to the notion of “PLU patrimonial”.
The evolution of social mix and segregation in Greater Paris
A round table about segregation in the Paris region, organized by APUR, Insee and Urban School of Science Po, with the participation of Julie Vallée (Géographie-cités).
The material city
On February 3, at the Condorcet campus, a day to discuss the material approach to urban production. city materials soil
