Publications récentes

Nous vous signalons la parution d’un article de Salvatore Paolo de Rosa, Joost de Moor et Marwah Dabaieh dans la revue Cities intitulé « Vulnerability and activism in urban climate politics: An actor-centered approach to transformational adaptation in Malmö (Sweden)« . Abstract Climate change adaptation is rising on the agenda of cities. However, critics have argued that urban adaptation efforts largely focus on preserving economic growth while overlooking the root causes of unequal vulnerability to climate impacts, giving rise to climate injustices. In response, literature on transformational adaptation has politicized these issues but it has remained largely conceptual, particularly in relation to […]

Nous vous signalons la parution d’un article de Sukriti Issar et Ishani Shukla dans la revue Economic & Political Weekly, intitulé « Policy Change and Floor Space Index ». Abstract This article explores the key features of contemporary floor space index policy in Mumbai to contribute to the ongoing debates and provide the context for evaluating the proposed urban policy changes. Contemporary FSI in Mumbai exists in a policy network of exemptions, incentives, and development rights.

Nous vous signalons la parution d’un article de Patrick Le Galès dans la revue Journal of Economic and Human Geography intitulé « Castells, Cities and the Network Society: Formidable Ambition, Great Intuition, Selective Legacy« . Abstract This paper reviews the formidable but selective influence of Castells’ analysis of the network society and the information revolution. First, the paper argues that the theorization and the style of writing this type of grand theory have both contributed to the success of those papers but also limited their long-term influence. Second, it argues that Castells decisively contributed to identify the importance of global networks. However, […]

Nous vous signalons la parution d’un article de Marco Cremaschi dans la Revue Urbanisme intitulé « Le logement, entre la 2cv et Airbnb ».

Nous vous signalons la parution d’un article de Marco Cremaschi dans la revue Métropolitiques, intitulé « La ville du quart d’heure? La ville des GAFA! ». Extrait Que cache le retour en grâce récent du thème de la ville du quart d’heure ? Mettant les discours à l’épreuve des faits, Marco Cremaschi souligne la menace d’un nouveau clivage social rendu possible par l’emprise croissante des GAFA sur les villes.