Géographie-cités is an interdisciplinary research center at the crossroads of human geography and urban studies. It brings together 80 university staff, researchers, research support staff and technicians, as well as many doctoral students, to conduct research that combines theoretical and epistemological analysis, quantitative and qualitative methods, empirical work and a comparative approach.
Intersectional approach of everyday geography
A new paper (from Mobiliscope data) published in journal "Environment and Planning B: Urban Analytics and City Science".
ARCS, network analysis journal in human and social sciences
The publication of this journal is part of the policy implemented by Géographie-cités to support and develop open science.
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...
Researchers and their data
A study based on the use of the word data in scholarly articles.
Embodied geopolitics and negotiations of belongings from Turkey to Athens after 2016
How historical and political relations between Greece and Turkey ‘haunt’ the lives of Turkish citizens who came to live in...
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...
Overcoming knowledge network failures
This article investigates the determinants of the formation of interregional scientific alliances through the in-depth case study of a federation...
Migration as adaptation
Clara JULLIEN explores rural-urban migration in a context of environmental change, particularly from the Mekong Delta to Ho Chi Minh...
Ontologies and spatial dynamics
Complementarity of symbolic and numerical approaches. Contributions of Géographie-cités to the special issue of the International Journal of Geomatics.
