Recent publications
23 March 2025
Anouk Flamant and Thomas Lacroix recently published an article titled “The Association Nationale des Villes et Territoires Accueillants: The Becoming of an Activist City Network.” (2025).
23 March 2025
Amandine Desille and Thomas Lacroix recently published an article titled “City diplomacy of ordinary cities: Harnessing migrant inclusion policies for international engagement in Amadora, Portugal.” in Governance 38, no. 1 (2025): e12864.
23 March 2025
Olivier Borraz recently published an article titled “Authoritarianism As a Bureaucratic Phenomenon.” in The Tocqueville Review 45, no. 1 (2024): 115-125.
23 March 2025
Manon Laugaa, Gilles Pinson, and Andy Smith recently published an article titled “Les strates de la smart city”, in Réseaux 243, no. 1 (2024): 103-142
23 March 2025
Charlotte Halpern recently published a book chapter titled “A Paler Shade of Green: Emmanuel Macron’s Policies on the Environment and Climate Change” in Collard (ed). Revolution Revisited: Emmanuel Macron and the Limits of Political Change in France, Routledge, 2025.
News
13 March 2023
Nous vous signalons la publication d’un podcast en italien autour de son livre intitulé ‘La convivialità urbana nei quartieri di Milano, Bologna e Roma: Un’analisi mixed-method sulle Social Street‘ paru en 2022.
13 February 2023
T07P23 – Are cities fit for the climate crisis ? Assessing transformative change through Climate Action Plans and GHG inventories The panel seeks to understand how and to what extent GHG inventories and their components produce effects of their own across different policy sectors, such as energy, food and transportation, or whether they will adjust to attune to their respective complexities. Moreover, attention will be drawn to evolving relationships between the governing and the governed as part of GHG inventories and local climate action plans, by focusing on the concrete modes of governance through which they are formulated and implemented, […]
7 November 2022
In this episofe of Sur-Urbano, the podcast of the Latin American Cities Working Group (University of California – Berkeley), Marcela Alonso Ferreira and Isabel Peñaranda Curie have interviewed Eduardo Marques about his articles “Why do local governments produce redistributive urban policies?” and “Continuity and Change of Urban Policies in São Paulo: Resilience, Latency, and Reanimation”, published in 2021. Eduardo’s work examines the production and change of redistributive urban policies in the city of São Paulo, Brazil, in the past three decades. The articles account for the drivers and patters of the trajectories of continuity, disruption or oscillation of policies in […]
15 April 2022
In this episode of Politistes dans la Cité, the podcast of the French Political Science Association, Patrick Le Galès talks about how his research, articulated around the comparison, the study of cities and public policies in a globalized framework, has always nourished his teachings and innovative educational projects. The podcast is available in French on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Deezer, Podcast Addict and Soundcloud. More information on the website of Politistes dans la Cité.
23 March 2022
We would like to draw your attention to the launch of the call for paper abstracts for the V ESA RN 37Midterm Conference “Seeing Like a City / Seeing the City Through”. The conference will take place at the Georg Simmel Center for Metropolitan Research of the Humboldt University Berlin 5th to the 7th of October 2022. The deadline for submission of abstract proposals is May 6. Information on the 27 panels further details on the submission process can be found in the call for papers. Abstracts may be submitted here. For any info or question, please contact: RN37 Organizing […]