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.
Innovation dynamics in multi-scalar systems of cities
Juste Raimbault and Denise Pumain presented this paper at the ALIFE 2023 conference.
Housing and the Future of Rural Land-Based Commons
The land dynamics in Sub-Saharan Africa in the context of massive, rapid, and diffuse urbanization.
Modeling and Analysis of the Impact of Risk Culture on Human Behavior during a Catastrophic Event
To Better identify and categorize the various behavioral reactions that can occur during a disaster.
Study of the Effect of Rescuers and the Use of a Massive Alarm in a Population in a Disaster Situation
A study based on the mathematical model “alert, panic, control” (APC) inspired by models used in epidemiology.
Recent changes and dynamics of housing practices in southern European metropolises
The latest issue of the Bulletin de correspondance hellénique moderne et contemporain, co-edited by Dominique Rivière.
Modalities of land use conversion linked to urbanisation in the South
Two publications on land policies and land markets and transactions, resulting from the work of the Land Tenure and Development...
When children move to middle school
How children’s autonomy evolves during a “normative transition” from elementary to middle school? A research supported by the National Research...
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.
