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The role of analytical models and their circulation in urban studies and policy
Introduction Cities are complex human organisations composed of ‘bodies and bricks’ (Fox and Wolf, 2022) as well as multiple networks linking individuals, institutions and the built environment. To help us grasp how such organisations function, how they evolve with time and what cities could look like in the future, simplified representations in the form of urban models have been developed over the last 50 years or more (Pumain, 1998).
The role of analytical models and their circulation in urban studies and policy
Introduction Cities are complex human organisations composed of ‘bodies and bricks’ (Fox and Wolf, 2022) as well as multiple networks linking individuals, institutions and the built environment. To help us grasp how such organisations function, how they evolve with time and what cities could look like in the future, simplified representations in the form of urban models have been developed over the last 50 years or more (Pumain, 1998).
The geography of collective bargaining in French multi‐establishment companies
INTRODUCTION Collective bargaining plays a crucial role in the balance of power between workers and employers. It has consequences on wage setting, rent sharing, business and macroeconomic performance, and working conditions (e.g., Freeman and Medoff (1984), Flanagan (1999), Garnero et al. (2020)). From its location to its content, actors, and frequency, collective bargaining is structured by national institutions and framed by a large set of laws and regulations.
Empowering open science with reflexive and spatialised indicators
Empowering open science with reflexive and spatialised indicators Mots clés geography of science bibliometrics open science networks epistemology Domaines Géographie Réseaux sociaux et d'information [cs.SI] Sciences de l'information et de la communication Linguistique Méthodes et statistiques Origine : Fichiers produits par l'(les) auteur(s)
Gentrification and the Origin and Destination of Movers: A Systematic Review
INTRODUCTION Over the past decades, the number and proportion of middle-income households have increased in cities (Rose 1984; Hamnett 2003; Van Ham et al. 2020), and many of their neighbourhoods have upgraded, both physically and socio-economically. On a local level, this process is known as gentrification, originally defined as: “the transformation of inner-city working-class and other neighborhoods to middle-and upper-middle-class residential, recreational, and other uses” (Smith 1987, p. 462).
MetaZipf. A dynamic meta-analysis of city size distributions
The results from urban scaling in recent years have held the promise of increased efficiency to the societies who could actively control the distribution of their cities’ size. However, little evidence exists as to the factors which influence the level of urban unevenness, as expressed by the slope of the rank-size distribution, partly because the diversity of results found in the literature follows the heterogeneity of analysis specifications.
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