Nous vous signalons la parution d’un article de Marco Oberti dans la revue On Education. Journal for Research and Debate intitulé « Segregation, inequalities and discrimination ». Résumé : The aim of this paper is to show that school segregation not only has an impact on school achievement, but also on more qualitative issues such as…
Anne Haila, Professor of Urban studies à l’université d’Helsinki, nous a quittés prématurément cette semaine. Nous lui rendons hommage. A first encounter with Anne Haila was intriguing: she had an enigmatic and ironic smile and you could have a glimpse of the depth of her thinking. She appeared as a sort of Mona Lisa of urban studies…
Neoliberalism and Urban Change: Stretching a Good Idea Too Far? Patrick Le Galès Territory, Politics, Governance, Volume 4, Issue 2, p. 154-172, 2016 Abstract : Does neoliberalism matter for cities, urbanization processes, urban governance and policies? How and to what extent? What does this even mean? These questions are important…
Governing Cities in Africa, Politics and Policies Simon Bekker and Laurent Fourchard, eds, HSRC Press, 2013 Wednesday 12 November 5 – 7 pm Sciences Po, Room H201 28, rue des Saints Pères, 75007 Paris Speakers Sophie Didier is Associate-Professor in Geography at University Paris 13 in Villetaneuse and currently on a CNRS…
Aguilera, Thomas (2011). « Struggling within illegality against housing crisis in Paris. Squats and Slums as a Challenge to Urban Policies », Workingpapers du Programme Villes & territoires, 2011-03, Paris, Sciences Po In this paper I propose three hypotheses. First, I assume that the struggle within illegality presents some features that influence the result of the mobilization and…
Pflieger, Géraldine (2011). « Entre échelle locale et communautaire. Les nouvelles régulations croisées des politiques de transports urbains », Workingpapers du Programme Villes & territoires, 2011‑1, Paris, Sciences Po L’objet de cette communication est d’étudier les relations qui s’établissent entre la Commission européenne et les collectivités locales dans le cadre de l’élaboration des politiques locales de transports…
Gentrification and Globalization : the emergence of a middle range theory by Tim Butler, King’s College London , RTN URBeurope Abstract In this paper I argue that gentrification, despite the many arguments over its continuing validity as a concept, retains its key importance in understanding processes of class change. In some respects the concept has grown…
