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Thesis defense: Fanny COTTET
Social Solidary Economy and the real estate issue. December 19, at Tiers-lieu Césure (Paris).
Seminar by Dariusz Wojcik, co-author of Atlas of Finance
Monday, December 2, at the Institute of Geography (Paris).
Thesis defense – Maxime Gignepain
Driving, Working, Looking After Kids, Sleeping? A social geography of spatio-temporal patterns of working days and daily mobilities: on 5th December, at Olympe de Gouges building (Paris).
Thesis defense – Corten PÉREZ-HOUIS
City in the mould: setting in order and resistances of red brick supply chains in urban production of Greater Cairo (Egypt) and Greater Khartoum (Sudan), December 6th at Campus Condorcet.
Thesis defense – Carmen RAFANELL
Cultivating the Post-Socialist City: Urban Agriculture in Bucharest, Between Rural Heritage and Urban Transformations - November 26, at EHESS.
The Migration and Climate Nexus
An international workshop, On December 5, 2024, at the Campus Condorcet (Paris-Aubervilliers).
SUNBELT 2025 Paris
The Call for Workshop and Organised Sessions for Sunbelt 2025 is open. Submission Deadline: November 18, 2024.
Urban Transitions in Non-Metropolitan Settings
A joint research seminar Géographie-cités / Cesah on November 15, 2024 at Campus Condorcet.
Thesis defense – Anton PAUMELLE
The Ageing Population, a Renewal for French Very-small towns? Socio-economic Dynamics and Public Action - October 18, Campus Condorcet.
Mobility to Access the City. The Car and Sexual and Gender Minorities in Beirut
How the in-between nature of the car thus offers a glimpse into a safe yet fluid space within urban space.
A typology of activities over a century of urban growth
An article published in Nature cities, co-authored by Julie Gravier.
Shaping public adaptive capacity for environment diseases – the SPACE project.
On 22 august 2024, in Singapore, SPACE team members will share their preliminary findings.
Thesis defense – Luc GUIBARD
Those who leave : tracking the residential mobility of disadvantaged households in Île-de-France. June 24 at Université Paris Cité.
“Airport city” or “VIP” urbanism?
The market-led land development strategies of airports. An article co-authored by J.B. Frétigny, M. Magnan, J. Maulat and M.Pedro.
The role of analytical models and their circulation in urban studies and policy
An open access article published on Urban Studies Online First, with the contribution of Denise Pumain.
Daytime changes in urban segregation and neighbourhood composition according to people’s daily mobility
Julie Vallée is invited to take part in the seminars of the Institute for Analytical Sociology, Thursday, May 23.
Thesis defence – Etienne DUFOUR
Etienne DUFOUR defended his thesis on "The End of Recycling ? Metabolic Rift and Biogeochemical Policies in the Parisian Region during the XXth Century" on May 21.
The Migration and Climate Nexus
Deadline for paper proposals for this symposium (December 5-6, 2024, Campus Condorcet): June 15, 2024.
The map through the prism of a worldly periodical
An analysis of the temporality of map distribution and use in the 18th century, by Nicolas Verdier.
Women and Borders in the Mediterranean
A history of migration in the Mediterranean written about and from the perspective of women.
Thesis defense – Matthieu PICHON
Geographers and urban policy and planning in France (1960-1992) : willing to contribute ? April 15, at the Maison des sciences économiques (Paris).
Crowded and warmer: Unequal dengue risk at high spatial resolution across a megacity of India
An article cosigned by Olivier Telle, health geographer at CNRS / Géographie-cités.
Thesis defense – Marie JUSSAUME
Marie JUSSAUME will defend her doctoral thesis in regional planning on March 26 at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.
Between security challenges and climate ambitions, the European Energy Union is asserting itself
A publication by Gilles Lepesant in a special issue of L'Information Géographique devoted to territorial dynamics in the European Union.
Thesis defense – Élise THOURON
Élise Thouron will present her thesis: Who can (still) live in Bordeaux ? Friday, March 8, Bordeaux University.