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The City Booster railway station: a phantom model for French metropolises?
An article by Marion Albertelli published in the latest issue of Géotransports.
Beyond the project: Tensions and negotiations in the planning of metropolitan station areas in Lyon and Rotterdam
Actors' strategies: deciphering with Mathilde Pedro.
Fanny COTTET winner of the Palladio scholarships
The Palladio Foundation rewards the innovative character of training or research projects related to urban and real estate issues.
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.
Denis Eckert invited to Cafés Géo
Andreas Kappeler and Denis Eckert guests of Les cafés géographiques de Paris, November 15, at the Café de Flore.
Solomon Benjamin, guest researcher : lectures in November
Solomon Benjamin, guest researcher at the Géographie-cités' laboratory will give several lectures from october to november.
PhD defence
Cinzia LOSAVIO will defend her thesis in geography and planning on November 9 at the Condorcet campus.
Monthly seminars of the fmr group
The fmr (flows, matrices, networks) group resumes its monthly seminars. Next meeting: November 8, Campus Condorcet.
Thesis defense
Anne-Cécile Ott will defend her thesis "Coming into the world: sociogenesis of children's ways of representing world space" on October 21 at the Condorcet Campus.
Web workshops
Four workshops will be organized in the fourth quarter of 2022 to learn how to use the administration interface of the Geographie-Cités website.
Trade-offs between sustainable development goals in systems of cities
Why there is no single urban optimum, but a diversity of regimes forming a compromise between contradictory sustainable development objectives.
Lost in transformation
A comparative analysis of healthcare provision dynamics within urban systems ofEuropean Russia and France.
“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.
World History of the 20th Century
Tamara Boussac is the author of the chapter "Beyond the 'American Century': North America in the 20th Century" in this collective work.
Population behaviors and evacuation management during disaster
An analysis of the effects of territory properties on population behaviors and evacuation management during disasters using coupled dynamical systems
On the Role of Space, Place, and Social Networks in Social Participation
The latest issue of Social inclusion, devoted to the role of space, place and social networks in social participation, coedited by Marion Maisonobe.
PARIS seminar
Next seminar in PARIS, September 23rd at Campus Condorcet and in distance learning.
Five new members join Geography-Cities
Sylvestre Duroudier, Adèle Esposito, Hugues Pecout, Aurélien Ramos and Djemila Zeneidi have joined the UMR Géographie-cités.
The war in Ukraine
"Urban memorial and monumental spaces contested": a round table moderated by Marie-Vic Ozouf Marignier on October 19.
Festival international de Géographie de Saint-Dié
Geography-Cities participates in the international festival of geography of Saint-Dié-des-Vosges on September 30th, October 1st and 2nd.
Municipal merger in France (2012-2022)
A methodology for data analysis at municipal level with moving boundaries.
European Memories of the Gulag
The history of the Stalinist deportations via thematic and biographical presentations, research articles and maps.
Russians and Ukrainians, unequal brothers
A long-term perspective on the first European war of the 21st century.