Pages 1 to 16| Technical utopia, between political imaginaries and social activism
| Anaël Marrec, Fanny Lopez
Pages 17 to 32| Henri de Graffigny, electroculture and the geneaology of electrical
utopias
| François Jarrige
Pages 33 to 52| The Circulus in the Twentieth Century: Resurgences and
Metamorphoses of the Ideal of Agricultural Recycling of Excreta at
the Birth of the Great Acceleration (France, 1930s-1980s)
| Étienne Dufour
Pages 53 to 70| “Peace through sewers”, or the Mediterranean unity as an urban,
geopolitical and environmental utopia (1950s1990s)
| Samuel Ripoll
Pages 71 to 89| Believing in Breeding: The Transformations of a Nuclear Utopia
| Martin Denoun, Claire Le Renard, Ange Pottin
Pages 91 to 93| Martine Bartolomei, Francis Beaucire and Arnaud Passalacqua (eds.),
La mer, l’éolienne et le citoyen. Les nouveaux territoires de
l’énergie, Paris, Hermann, 2022, 281 p.
| Didier Kahn
Pages 95 to 97| Emmanuel Foëx (with an essay by Nicola Braghieri),
Centrales – Architecture et paysages hydroélectriques
de l’arc alpin, Geneva, MétisPresses, 2024, 440 p.
| Elke Mittmann
Pages 99 to 101| Pascal Auzannet, Le casse-tête des mobilités en
Île-de-France, Paris, Hermann, 2025, 212 p.
| Félicien Boiron
Pages 103 to 105| Jean-Baptiste Butlen, Pauline Sirot, Mathurin Basile (eds.),
Sols vivants. Mieux prendre en compte les sols dans
l’aménagement, Marseille, Parenthèses, 2024, 224p.
| Arturo Romero Carnicero
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Varia
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Pages 1 to 3| Editorial
| Daniel Florentin, Éric Verdeil, Valérie Schafer
Pages 89 to 89| Marc Desportes, Pixel paysage, l’expérience spatiale à l’ère
numérique, Geneva, Mētis Presses, 2024, 224 p.
| Henri Desbois
Pages 91 to 94| Denis De Grave, Amélie Anciaux, Jean Sobczak, Grégoire Wallenborn,
Geoffrey van Moeseke, Slowheat : chauffer les corps, moins les
logements. Une recherche collective sur la sobriété de nos
pratiques de chauffage, Louvain-La-Neuve, Presses
universitaires de Louvain, 2024, 294 p.
| Antoine Fontaine
Pages 95 to 96| Nacima Baron, Nils Le Bot, Pauline Detarvernier, La nouvelle
nature des gares, Saint-Denis, Presses universitaires de
Vincennes (GéoTraverses), 2024, 230 p.
| Antoine Gosnet
Pages 5 to 20| Waterboards in the past and today, in France and the Netherlands
| Bernard Barraqué
Pages 21 to 33| From the land-sea connection to the air-sea connection: the dream
of full intermodality in passenger transport in French ports
between the wars
| Bruno Marnot
Pages 35 to 50| Public streetlight network of Paris, a secular dichotomy. The
political trajectory of Parisian streetlight infrastructure from
1878 to 1914 and its impact on contemporary structure.
| Victor Bayard
Pages 51 to 70| The diffusion of e-hailing services in African cities. Profile,
adoption dynamics and impacts on mobility and access to the city
for young Loméans
| Ayité Mawussi, Anne Aguilera, Coffi Aholou
Pages 71 to 88| Between Enchanted Interlude and Legacy: The COVID-19 Health Crisis
and the Governance of Cycling Infrastructure Policies in Paris
Region
| Manon Eskenazi, Mariane Thébert
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Citizenship and Urban Infrastructures: The State, Non-State
Mediations and Everyday Practices
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Pages 1 to 18| Citizenship and Urban Infrastructures: The State, Non-State
Mediations and Everyday Practices
| Francesca Pilo’, Caroline Gallez, Hélène Nessi
Pages 19 to 32| Constructing Cycling Citizenship through Infrastructure in Greater
Lyon and Hamburg
| Manon Eskenazi, Una Dimitrijevic
Pages 33 to 48| “We did it ourselves”: Citizenship through the Lens of Mobility
Infrastructure in Lima’s Low-Income Peripheries
| Jérémy Robert, Pablo Vega-Centeno, Danae Roman, Una Dimitrijevic
Pages 49 to 62| ‘Without Water, There is no life’ Urban struggles for water access
and processes of citizenship construction in marginalized
neighborhoods in Argentina (1970 – 2000)
| Lucila Moreno, Melina Tobías
Pages 63 to 81| When infrastructural disruptions reshape political solidarities:
Lebanese fragmentations through the lens of access to electricity
| Alix Chaplain
Pages 83 to 96| Infrastructures of excess: Politics of biometric and data-based
citizenship in Pakistan’s cash transfers program
| Ali Mohsin
Pages 97 to 111| Master or citizen?: Political ontology of self-building in a
precarious housing neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro
| Thomas Cortado
Pages 113 to 115| Mike Hulme,Climate change isn’t everything, Cambridge,
Polity Press, 2023, 208p.
| Gabriel Dupuy
Pages 117 to 118| Louis Baldasseroni, Pavages, garages, dallages : La rue vue de
Lyon, XIXe-XXe siècles, 2023, Éditions de
la Sorbonne, Paris.
| Daniel Florentin
Pages 119 to 121| Muzard F., Allemand S., Le périurbain, espace à vivre,
Marseille, Parenthèses, coll. Territoires en projets, 2018, 280 p.
| Pierre Zembri
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Urban Mines: Material Flows and Recycling
| Flux
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Pages 1 to 12| Urban Mines: Material Flows and Recycling
| Rémi de Bercegol, Yann Philippe Tastevin, Jean-Baptiste Bahers, Una Dimitrijevic
Pages 13 to 35| Building the city on its waste: coastal landfill mining in Lebanon
| Joëlle Abou Issa, Nicholas Sowels
Pages 37 to 53| Mining an Urban Scrapyard: The Porto di Mare Case in Milan
| Andrea Bortolotti, Matteo Clementi, Marco Migliore
Pages 55 to 71| Plastics: elusive flows, for a performative ambition of circularity
| Jeanne Perez, Mathieu Durand, Fabienne Lagarde
Pages 73 to 91| (Un)Sighting Value, Place and People. The E-scrap Trade of North
East Delhi
| Gayatri Jai Singh Rathore
Pages 93 to 105| Dimako (Cameroon): Urban mining in an African shrinking city
| Éric Voundi, Gilles Yvans Akamba, Étienne Salvador Merlin Mewassi Aboui
Pages 107 to 126| People, Places and Work: Metals recycling in Istanbul
| Bénédicte Florin, Pascal Garret, Eva Bernard
Pages 127 to 135| Interview with Prof. Nicky Gregson
| Fabienne Bercegol, Yann Philippe Tastevin
Pages 137 to 139| Manisha Anantharaman, Recycling Class. The Contradictions of
Inclusion in Urban Sustainability, Cambridge (Ma.), MIT Press
(Urban and Industrial Environments series), 2024, 296 p.
| Rémi de Bercegol
Pages 141 to 143| Nelo Magalhães, Accumuler du béton, tracer des routes. An
environmental history of major infrastructure, Paris, La Fabrique,
2024, 304 p. With a comparative look at two other works: Armelle
Choplin, Matière grise de l’urbain: La vie du ciment en Afrique,
Illustrated edition, Geneva, Métis Presses, 2020, 256 p.; Agnès
Bastin, Gouverner le métabolisme : les terres excavées
franciliennes, 2023, Edition PUCA.
| Jean-Baptiste Bahers
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Varia
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Pages 1 to 2| Editorial
| Valérie Schafer
Pages 3 to 22| From doctrine to design: How are the stations of the Grand Paris
Express renewing (or not) the urban fabric?
| Émilie Roudier, Élise Avide
Pages 23 to 38| French metropolitan railway services projects facing technical and
institutional path dependency: the case of the metropolises in the
former Rhône-Alpes Region
| Tristan Buteau Deimon
Pages 39 to 62| What role do intermodal practices play in local mobility? The case
of the Montpellier metropolitan area
| Jean-Clément Ullès, Laurent Chapelon
Pages 63 to 76| The socio-technical tests and overflows of a cumbersome and toxic
industrial mud: from its disposal to its impossible commodification
| Sylvain Le Berre, Valentin Goujon, Vincent Banos
Pages 77 to 91| Clearing then Exiting: Tullow’s Trajectory in Uganda
| Pierre Wokuri
Pages 92 to 94| François-Mathieu Poupeau, L’État en quête d’une stratégie
énergie-climat, Presses des Mines, 2023, 342 pages
| Julie Perrin
Pages 95 to 95| La piscine municipale. Ethnographie sensible d’un commun.
Cornelia Hummel and David Wagnières, Genève, MetisPresses, 2023,
171 pp.
| Denis Bocquet
Pages 96 to 97| La société du commun. Pour une écologie politique et culturelle
des territoires. Hervé Defalvard, Ivry-sur-Seine, Les éditions
de l’atelier, 2023, 263 pp.
| Denis Bocquet
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At the limits of major infrastructures. African transport facing
the mobility turn
| Flux
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Pages 1 to 2| In memory of Amakoé Adoléhoumé (1960 – 2023), a research partner on
the African transport systems
| Jérôme Lombard
Pages 3 to 12| Navigating Africa’s Transport Challenges in the Era of Mobility
Transformation
| Jérôme Lombard, Nora Mareï, Sophie Domingues-Montanari
Pages 13 to 30| The race for African ports? Chinese contributions to African port
development
| Xavier Aurégan
Pages 31 to 46| The history of the railway in Cameroon. Between internal challenges
and geopolitical stakes
| Elodie Manceau, Federico Antoniazzi
Pages 47 to 58| The evolution of transport infrastructure development policies in
Togolese neoliberal context
| Kossigari Djolar
Pages 59 to 88| All Roads Lead to Nouakchott: Roads, Uses and Territories in
Contemporary Mauritania
| Nora Mareï, Jérôme Lombard
Pages 89 to 102| Aeromobility, space and modernity: civil aviation in postcolonial
African history
| Baz Lecocq, Dmitri van den Bersselaar
Pages 103 to 118| Urban Modernization through the Minibus Window in Yopougon
(Abidjan): The Impacts of New Infrastructure on Urban Life
| Amandine Spire, Jean-Baptiste Lanne, Léopold Kouakou, Sophie Dominguez
Pages 119 to 140| A bus station in the heart of Dakar’s popular markets: conflicts
and trade-offs in the planning of a sustainable city
| Pascale Trompette, Anastasia-Alithia Seferiadis, Cina Gueye
Pages 141 to 152| Mobility and digital transformation: The case of Kigali, Rwanda
| Virginie Boutueil, Gaële Lesteven
Pages 153 to 163| Overcoming disciplinary traditions. Pleading for logistics studies
in the field
| Hélène Blaszkiewicz
Pages 164 to 176| The informal sector in public policies to modernise Dakar’s urban
transport system
| Papa Sakho, Momar Diongue
Pages 177 to 186| Stakeholders conflicts and use of bus stations in Antananarivo
(Madagascar)
| Rindra Raharinjanahary, Landitiana Soamarina Miakatra
Pages 187 to 203| Tensions surrounding logistics infrastructure in N’Djamena, Chad
| José-María Muñoz
Pages 204 to 212| Data visualisation and transport network project in French West
Africa
| Marie-Ève Rakuzin
Pages 213 to 214| Temps et infrastructure. Le futur des métropoles. Nathalie
Roseau, Genève, MétisPresses, 2022, 250 p.
| Denis Bocquet
Pages 215 to 215| La carte de France, Jean-Luc Arnaud, Parenthèses, Marseille,
2022, 448 p.
| Henri Desbois
Pages 216 to 219| Bien au chaud. Histoire du chauffage au XXe
siècle. Renan Viguié, Paris, Presses des Mines, 2024, 321 p.
| Antoine Fontaine
Pages 220 to 221| Les espaces publics à l’épreuve des mobilités. Antoine
Fleury, Jean-Baptiste Frétigny, Dimitra Kanellopoulou, Rennes,
Presses Universitaires de Rennes, Collection « Espace et
territoires », 2022, 172 p.
| Mathilde Pedro
Pages 222 to 224| Attitudes transition. Une écologie locale en pratiques.
Florian Muzard, Pauline Sirot, Territoires en projets, 2023, 256 p.
| Renaud Nougarol, Cyrielle Vaillant
Pages 225 to 227| La SNCF à l’épreuve du XXIe siècle ; Regards
croisés sur le rail français. Hervé Champin, Jean Finez,
Alexandre Largier (eds.), Vulaines/Seine, Éditions du Croquant,
2021, 224 p.
| Pierre Zembri
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Varia
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Pages 1 to 2| Editorial
| Carine Henriot, Valérie Schafer
Pages 3 to 23| Local resources for a circular construction sector: an analysis on
the French case
| Vincent Augiseau, Daniel Monfort
Pages 24 to 34| Full cost recovery of water services: which room for common pool
resources’ institutions?
| Bernard Barraqué
Pages 35 to 49| On our way with AI! The impact of AI and ubiquitous computing in
the establishment of daily mobility: the case of GPS apps
| Patricia Sajous, Patricia Sajous
Pages 68 to 69| Elena Cogato Lanza (ed.), Post-Car World, futur de la
ville-territoire, Genève, MétisPresse, coll. Vues
d’ensemble, 2021, 199 pp.
| Tristan Siebert
Pages 70 to 71| Le Marcheur de la gare. Une architecture des corps, Pauline
Detavernier, Genève, MétisPresses, 2023, 154 pp.
| Arnaud Passalacqua
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Digital and urban engineering
| Flux
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Pages 1 to 8| Artificial intelligence in urban modeling, smart cities and
construction project management: the unkept promise of a “data
lake”
| Gilles Jeannot, Anne Aguilera, Olivier Bonin, José-Frédéric Deroubaix, Sophie Domingues-Montanari
Pages 9 to 23| Optimising with algorithms and urban data? The promises,
characteristics and real offer of start-ups for the smart city
| Myrtille Picaud
Pages 24 to 39| The emergence of artificial intelligence in engineering sciences
for the territory: from the questioning of modelling to the
hybridisation of methods. The case of the École des ponts
| Marion Maisonobe, Gilles Jeannot
Pages 40 to 56| The practices of planners in the light of digital devices. Issues
of coordination and control of urban production processes
| Flavie Ferchaud, Joël Idt, Antoine Pauchon
Pages 57 to 75| City information modelling (CIM) for urban management: feedback on
the first phase of a district CIM implementation
| Adeline Deprêtre, Alexandre Mielniczek, Florence Jacquinod
Pages 76 to 78| Peut-on se passer de la voiture hors des centres
urbains ?, Demoli (Yoann) (ed.), MSH Paris-Saclay
Éditions, 2021, 256 p.
| Marie Mangold
Pages 79 to 81| Sous le feu numérique. Spatialité et énergies des data
centers, Fanny Lopez and Cécile Diguet, Genève, MétisPresses,
2023, 142 p.
| Paola Piras
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Crisis and uncertainty
| Flux
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Pages 1 to 5| Crises and Uncertainties: Urban Networks in the Anthropocene
| Hélène Beraud, Mathieu Durand, Sophie Domingues-Montanari
Pages 6 to 21| Does a multi-risk approach help in understanding urban networks?
Reflections on entangled dynamics based on two French cities and a
Turkish metropolis
| Cassandre Rey-Thibault, Youenn Gourain, Valérie November
Pages 22 to 44| Contribution of virtual power plants to the resilience of the
electrical grid
| Margot Pellegrino, Marika Rupeka
Pages 45 to 65| Floods and the of San José (Costa Rica): the crisis as a driver for
technical and political networks
| Sofia Guevara Viquez
Pages 66 to 81| Capacity of logistics networks to evolve in times of crisis
| Nicolas Jouve, Corinne Blanquart, Ludovic Vaillant
Pages 82 to 97| Disaster waste on island territory: management forced by
proximities
| Hélène Beraud, Mathieu Durand, Jeanne Perez, Roxana Popescu
Pages 98 to 114| Consequences of the extreme flood of October 2, 2020 in the Roya
Valley (Alpes Maritimes) on transport, and communication networks:
lessons for reconstruction
| Eric Fouache, Adrien Marchiel, Alain Rabaute, Stéphane Desruelles, Christian Gorini, Nicoletta Bianchi, Raphaël Kerverdo, Sara Lafuerza
Pages 115 to 116| La ville en communs, Bernard Declève, Marine Declève,
Vincent Kaufmann, Aniss Mezoued, Chloé Salembier, Genève,
MétisPresses, 2022, 248 pp.
| Hélène Nessi
Pages 117 to 118| Paysage de lignes. Esthétique et télécommunications,
Carlotta Darò, Genève, MētisPresses, vuesDensemble, 2022, 176 pp.
| Roberta Pistoni
Pages 119 to 120| Introduction to Crowd Management. Managing Crowds in the Digital
Era: Theory and Practice, Claudio Feliciani, Kenichiro Shimura,
Katsuhiro Nishinari, Cham, SpringerLink, 2021, 303 pp.
| Capucine-Marin Dubroca-Voisin
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Off-grid technologies in the history of urban services (18th-20th
centuries): a reappraisal
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Pages 1 to 14| History (and stories) of off-grid technologies: a reappraisal
| Olivier Coutard, Benjamin Bothereau, Joel Tarr
Pages 15 to 31| Off-grid comfort. Wood, coal and oil heating in French cities in
the 20th century
| Renan Viguié
Pages 32 to 50| Between revival and fire: the forgotten stage of industrial
composting—the abandoned middle way of household waste treatment
(Ile-de-France, 1940s-1990s)
| Étienne Dufour, Nicholas Sowels
Pages 51 to 65| Only Disconnect: The Problem of Stormwater in Providence, Rhode
Island
| Samia W. Cohen
Pages 66 to 73| Solar energy in West Africa (1960-1987): experimental off-grid
technologies overtaken by the grid?
| Jean Gecit, Olivier Coutard, Benjamin Bothereau
Pages 74 to 75| « Petites lignes » ferroviaires, des infrastructures
recyclables. Une exploration, Alain Guez (ed.), Paris, Éditions
Recherches, 2020, 232 p.
| Angelo Bertoni
Pages 76 to 77| Flux. Comment la pensée logistique gouverne le monde,
Mathieu Quet, Paris, La Découverte, 2022, 155 p.
| Audrey Dupont - Camara
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Upkeeping and maintaining infrastructures
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Pages 1 to 9| Editorial–Upkeeping and maintaining infrastructures
| Jérôme Denis, Daniel Florentin, Sophie Domingues-Montanari
Pages 10 to 28| Maintenance, regulation and public. A socio-historical approach for
infrastructuring the tramway
| Lise Arena, Marc Relieu
Pages 29 to 43| Everyday railway passenger flow regulation: the infrastructure
under constant strain
| Thomas Moroni
Pages 44 to 58| Negotiations, mobilisations and everyday reproduction of
electricity infrastructures in Ibadan (Nigeria)
| Mélanie Rateau, Monica Biberson
Pages 59 to 75| Reliability and accountability of off-grid solar electricity in
Senegal
| Emilie Etienne, Clare St Lawrence
Pages 76 to 89| “The road made by its maintenance” Analysis of the road science in
France during the XIXth century
| Paul Lesieur
Pages 90 to 106| Maintain or regenerate? How operators approach the “catching up” of
rail infrastructure in the Île de France region
| Yassine Khelladi
Pages 107 to 113| Interview with Jacques Rapoport
| Jacques Rapoport, Roman Solé-Pomies, Daniel Florentin, Jérôme Denis
Pages 114 to 116| La gratuité des transports. Une idée payante ?,
Observatoire des villes du transport gratuit, Vanessa Delevoye,
Sophie Hasiak, Maxime Huré, Claire-Marine Javary, Arnaud
Passalacqua, Philippe Poinsot and Julie Vaslin, Lormont,
Le Bord de l’eau, “Documents”, 2022, 127 pp.
| Gaëtan Mangin
Pages 117 to 118| Vers une vie sans voiture ; Habitudes en mouvement,
Alexandre Rigal, Métis Presses, 2020, 176 pp.
| Pierre Zembri
Pages 119 to 120| Quo vadis rider. La lotta umana e sindacale dei
ciclofattorini, Maria Matilde Bidetti, Carlo De Marchis
Gómez and Sergio Vacirca (eds.), Rome, Futura, 2022, 233 pp.
| Denis Bocquet
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Networked urban services through the lens of interdependencies
| Flux
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Pages 1 to 14| Editorial—Urban networked services through the lens of
interdependencies: Scope and limitations of a social sciences
concept
| Kevin Caillaud, Hélène Nessi, Bénédicte Rulleau, Sophie Domingues-Montanari
Pages 15 to 31| Feedback loops within interdependencies. The case of drinking water
infrastructures
| Kevin Caillaud
Pages 32 to 46| Valuing and valuating pipes: Patrimonial turn and new
interdependencies between roads services and urban technical
networks
| Jérôme Denis, Daniel Florentin
Pages 47 to 65| The actors of urban mobility in Mexico City: Interdependencies at
the heart of integration processes
| Kei Tanikawa Obregón
Pages 66 to 74| Infrastructure collapse and network interdependence: lessons from
Lebanon’s blackout
| Éric Verdeil, Monica Biberson
Pages 75 to 80| Waste as a sector for understanding the asymmetries and power
relations inherent in interdependencies. Interview with avec
Claudia Cirelli et Fabrizio Maccaglia
| Claudia Cirelli, Fabrizio Maccaglia, Kevin Caillaud, Hélène Nessi, Bénédicte Rulleau
Pages 81 to 84| The political dimension of interdependencies. The example of
drinking water services. Interview with Eddy Renaud
| Eddy Renaud, Kevin Caillaud, Bénédicte Rulleau
Pages 85 to 86| Métabolisme et métropole. La métropole lilloise entre
mondialisation et interterritorialité, Sabine Barles, Marc
Dumont, Paris, Autrement, 2021, 141 pp.
| Éric Verdeil
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Varia
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Pages 1 to 2| Editorial
| Carine Henriot, Valérie Schafer
Pages 3 to 11| When Citroën and Renault operated coaches: new entrants and old
networks in the Paris metropolitan area in the 1930s
| Arnaud Passalacqua
Pages 12 to 27| Technical changes in stormwater management: the case of SUDS in
Lyon’s area (1990-2010)
| Céline Patouillard, Jean-Yves Toussaint, Sophie Vareilles
Pages 28 to 47| The ambivalences of local transport policy faced with the realities
of a public space redevelopment project: the case of the Marseille
Vieux-Port
| Benoit Romeyer, Frédérique Hernandez, Michael Paul
Pages 48 to 64| The setting-up of a car-less city centre in Oslo: a genuine
automotive restriction policy, or a mere redevelopment of the
public space following the removal of motorised traffic?
| Grégoire Tortosa
Pages 65 to 84| The governance of urban data between projects territory and
territory project. The example of Rennes Métropole
| Marie-Anaïs Le Breton, Hélène Bailleul, Jean-Baptiste Le Corf, Boris Mericskay
Pages 85 to 86| Redeploying Urban Infrastructure. The Politics of Urban
Socio-Technical Futures, Jonathan Rutherford, Cham: Springer
Nature, 2020, 191 pages
| Denis Bocquet
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Local energy communities, citizen cooperatives and collective
self-consumption: forms and trajectories in France
| Flux
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Pages 1 to 13| Local energy communities, citizen cooperatives, and collective
self-consumption: Forms and trajectories in France
| Gilles Debizet, Marta Pappalardo, Sophie Domingues-Montanari
Pages 14 to 25| “Energy communities” and the urban fabric. Cross analyses of
Germany, France and the United Kingdom
| Flora Aubert, Taoufik Souami
Pages 26 to 38| Back to power generation: testing citizen newcomers at producing
electricity
| Arnaud Assié
Pages 39 to 51| The social economy experience of Enercoop in the electricity
sector: study of the coordination under holacracy of a regional
cooperative
| Rémi Maître
Pages 52 to 70| Collective self-consumption or national solidarity? The
controversial adaptation of the network usage tariff for
self-consumers
| Thibaut Fonteneau
Pages 71 to 76| Interview
| Didier Laffaille, Gilles Debizet
Pages 77 to 91| An international webinar on energy communities: debates and
researches, from academy to society
| Marta Pappalardo
Pages 92 to 93| Nouvelles régions et métropoles – La grande
transformation ?, Pascal Chauchefoin (ed.), Rennes,
Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2021
| Jean Houssemand
Pages 94 to 95| Chroniques de Géo’virale, Michel Lussault, Lyon, Éditions
205, collection « À partir de l’Anthropocène », 2020, 112
pages
| Sarah Fleury
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Studying urban services with the commons: a fruitful perspective?
| Flux
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Pages 1 to 11| Studying urban services with the commons: a fruitful perspective?
| Bernard De Gouvello, Sylvy Jaglin
Pages 12 to 26| Biowaste: Experiences of commoning around community composting
| Marion Boespflug, Catherine Carré, Thomas Lamarche
Pages 27 to 40| The emergence of a commons in urban sanitation: urine-diverting dry
toilets in participatory housing
| Aurélie Joveniaux, Bernard De Gouvello, Marine Legrand
Pages 41 to 58| Securing flood risk as a “common-community”: institutional
colonization and practical resistance in the Grenoble plain
| Antoine Brochet, Yvan Renou
Pages 59 to 76| The tragedy of an urban common: the case of small water service
operators in Cochabamba
| Juan E. Cabrera, Jacques Teller
Pages 77 to 91| User cooperatives as a commons model for the management of urban
water and wastewater services: the case of SAGUAPAC in Santa Cruz,
Bolivia
| Bernard De Gouvello
Pages 92 to 108| Decentralized power and the municipal grid: high tensions around an
urban common good in the Western Cape (South Africa)
| Sylvy Jaglin, Alain Dubresson
Pages 109 to 126| Autonomous governance of networks in Rome, Semarang (Indonesia) and
Île-de-France: Weakening of the commons in a long-term perspective
| Hélène Nessi, Julien Birgi, Joël Idt, Margot Pellegrino, Laurent Chauvet
Pages 127 to 142| Water resources and services in Burkina Faso and Indonesia.
Dynamics of construction and politicization of a territorialized
common. Case studies in Burkina Faso and Indonesia
| Catherine Baron, Muriel Maillefert
Pages 143 to 145| Gestion durable de l’eau urbaine. Observations et échanges
France-Brésil, Barraqué, Bernard (ed.), Versailles: Editions
Quae, 2018, 247 pages
| Kevin Caillaud
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Varia
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Pages 1 to 2| Editorial
| Carine Henriot, Valérie Schafer
Pages 3 to 29| The modernization of water systems and urban structures in Iran: a
crash test for the Persian tradition of water culture and
integration
| Ayda Alehashemi, Jean-François Coulais
Pages 30 to 53| A walkability audit tool adapted to the specific population of
older pedestrians in urban areas
| Florence Huguenin-Richard, Marie-Soleil Cloutier
Pages 54 to 73| What do the inhabitants of rural areas think about mobility? A
textual analysis of the database of the “Grand Débat” in France
| Aurore Flipo
Pages 74 to 76| On n’est pas des robots, Ouvrières et ouvriers de la
logistique, Barbier Clément, Cuny Cécile, Gaborieau David,
Mohadjer Nathalie, Raimbault Nicolas, Simon Gwendal and Soichet
Hortense, Grâne: Créaphis, 2020, 212 pages
| Adeline Heitz
Pages 77 to 79| Attention fragile ! Économie et politique de la messagerie
postale en France, XIXe-XXe siècle,
Laborie Léonard and Richez Sébastien, Brussels: Peter Lang, 2020,
316 pages
| Arnaud Passalacqua
Pages 80 to 82| Repenser la transition énergétique, un défi pour les sciences
humaines et sociales, Baggioni Vincent, Burger Céline, Cacciari
Joseph and Mangold Marie (eds.), Rennes: Presses Universitaires de
Rennes, 2019, 271 pages
| Géraldine Bouchet-Blancou
Pages 83 to 85| Remaking Berlin. A History of the City through Infrastructure
(1920-2020), Moss Timothy, Cambridge (MA), The MIT Press, 2020,
452 pages
| Denis Bocquet
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The territorial effect of transport networks in question: Long-term
prospects
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Pages 1 to 3| The territorial effect of transport networks in question: Long-term
prospects
| Christophe Mimeur, Thomas Thévenin
Pages 4 to 25| Enlarging perspectives on the Grand Paris Express: Modelling speed
and accessibility increases within the public transportation
network of the Paris region (1995-2050)
| Anne Bretagnolle, Antonin Pavard, Liliane Lizzi, Antoine Brès
Pages 26 to 52| The Paris Basin ring road: a polycentric pipedream? Evidence from
coevolution of accessibility and commuting, 1982-2015
| Florent Le Néchet
Pages 53 to 68| A structuring effect on territories? Rail as a tool and symbol of
regional construction in the south of France
| Bruno Revelli
Pages 69 to 87| Diachronic analysis of the growth of the French railway network
between 1860 and 1930: connectionist expansion and hierarchical
selection?
| Christophe Mimeur, Thomas Thévenin
Pages 88 to 89| L’ordre électrique. Infrastructures énergétiques et
territoires, Lopez (Fanny), Geneva: MétisPresses, 2019
| Denis Bocquet
Pages 90 to 92| L’architecture des nouvelles mobilités. Le Projet Hub,
Guiheux (Alain), Rouillard (Dominique) (eds.), Geneva:
MétisPresses, collection vues d’ensemble Essais, 2020
| Nicolas Descamps
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Varia
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(2020/3 No 121)
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Pages 1 to 3| Editorial
| Jean-Baptiste Bahers, Valérie Schafer
Pages 4 to 28| “Under your feet, a wonderful system”: The transformation of
Montreal’s urban energy landscape, 1890-1950
| Clarence Hatton-Proulx
Pages 29 to 51| Incentives and obstacles to the deployment of the residential gas
network in Arequipa, Peru: An impossible mass diffusion of natural
gas?
| Nina Montes de Oca
Pages 52 to 66| Mobility trajectories: A key concept for thinking about and
supporting changes in travel practices?
| Laurent Cailly, Marie Huyghe, Nicolas Oppenchaim
Pages 67 to 89| The Cascadia Corridor (Northwest of the United States): A limited
territorial anchorage for a growing interurban rail service
| Matthieu Schorung
Pages 90 to 101| Private companies under cyberattack
| Rhéa Eddé
Pages 102 to 107| A curve to warm up well. Heating temperatures recommended in the
20th century
| Renan Viguié
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The death and life of automobile mobility
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Pages 1 to 4| The Death and Life of Automobile Mobility? Between Resistance and
Change
| Sylvanie Godillon, Gaële Lesteven
Pages 5 to 24| Young people and driving licences: who hasn’t got one (yet) and
why?
| Patrick Rérat, Lucas Haldimann, Hannah Juby, Becky Warner
Pages 25 to 40| Disturbance-proof automobility routines. Understanding resistance
to change based on user stories in Lille
| Joël Meissonnier, Cyprien Richer
Pages 41 to 58| Ecological Conversion vs Automobile Addiction. An analysis of the
discrepancies between environmental attitudes and car use among
low-income households in suburban and rural areas
| Yoann Demoli, Matéo Sorin, Axel Villaereal, Gabrielle Varro
Pages 59 to 72| Beyond the mobility biographies, the social production of travel
choices: socialization, space and social relations
| Joseph Cacciari, Leslie Belton Chevallier, John Crisp
Pages 73 to 89| Access to the car in the cities of Sub-Saharan Africa: practices
and users in Dakar
| Lourdes Diaz Olvera, Didier Plat, Pascal Pochet, Kevin Riley
Pages 90 to 101| Reconsidering ‘all-car policy’
| Frédéric Héran
Pages 102 to 120| Cars and Urban Planning: the Goals, Tools and Controversies of
Public Policies in Brussels and Paris
| Jean Debrie, Juliette Maulat, Sandrine Berroir, Nicholas Sowels
Pages 121 to 141| The emergence of sustainable parking in suburban TODs. Perspective
on two Montreal area projects
| Florence Paulhiac Scherrer, Blandine Vernier, Annie Booth
Pages 142 to 172| Relentless Automobility: An analysis from three perspectives
| Jérôme Laviolette, Catherine Morency, E. Owen D. Waygood
Pages 173 to 184| The automobile system and transport models: developments for future
mobility planning
| Patricia Sajous, Paul Salze, Valérie Bailly-Hascoët, John Crisp
Pages 185 to 191| Autonomous cars: The end of territories of automobility?
| Gabriel Dupuy
Pages 192 to 196| Interview: Perspectives for car-sharing in France
| Éléonore Pigalle, Jean-Baptiste Ray, Sylvanie Godillon
Pages 197 to 199| Manifeste pour un urbanisme circulaire. Pour des alternatives
concrètes à l’étalement de la ville, Sylvain Grisot, Nantes:
Dixit, 2020
| Géraldine Bouchet-Blancou
Pages 200 to 201| Les Projets. Une histoire politique
(XVIe – XXIe siècles),
Frédéric Graber and Martin Giraudeau (eds.), Paris: Presses des
Mines, 2018
| Clarence Hatton
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Networks at risk: Destructions, subversions and sabotages
(19th-21st centuries)
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Pages 1 to 6| Sciences in danger, struggling journals. Editorial
Pages 7 to 10| Networks at risk: Destructions, subversions and sabotages
(19th-21st centuries)
| Benjamin Thierry, Valérie Schafer
Pages 11 to 22| Origins of network protection: The threat of German sabotage and
guarding the lines of communication in France (1871-1914)
| Gérald Sawicki
Pages 23 to 33| Sabotage and management of labor conflicts in the Spanish railway
companies (1910-1912)
| Francisco de los Cobos Arteaga, Tomás Martínez Vara
Pages 34 to 45| A jeopardised global network of undersea telecommunications cables
| Camille Morel
Pages 46 to 58| Power networks as targets: Hazards, vulnerabilities and protection
of electricity networks from the Second World War to 21st century
asymmetric conflicts
| Angélique Palle
Pages 59 to 68| Cyber threats, issues and safety
| Stéphane Bortzmeyer, Mohsen Souissi, Valérie Schafer
Pages 69 to 70| Sociologie de l’automobile, Yoann Demoli and Pierre Lannoy,
Paris: La Découverte, collection Repères, 2019
| Emre Korsu
Pages 71 to 72| Environnement et développement durable dans les politiques de
l’Union Européenne. Actualités et défis, Gérard Brovelli, Mary
Sancy (eds.), Rennes: Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2017
| Anne Marchais-Roubelat
Pages 73 to 74| L’Entrepreneur et le Prince : la création du service public
de l’eau, Christophe Defeuilley, Paris: Presses de Sciences Po,
2017
| Konstantinos Chatzis
Pages 75 to 77| Simulations du monde. Des panoramas à la réalité virtuelle,
Estelle Sohier, Alexandre Gillet and Jean-François Staszak, Geneva:
MétisPresses, 2019
| Nicolas Descamps
Pages 78 to 79| Territoires intelligents : un modèle si smart ?,
Didier Desponds and Ingrid Nappi-Choulet (eds.), La Tour d’Aigues:
Éditions de l’Aube, 2018
| Victor Puyal