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Coordinators: Philippe Hamman and Thierry Ramadier
Permanent members: Luisa Arango (MCF), Vincent Beal (MCF), Maurice Blanc (PR émérite), Anaïs Collet (MCF), Géraldine Djament (MCF), Raoul Taofick Fousseni (MCF contractuel), Bénédicte Gérard (MCF), Isabelle Hajek (MCF), Philippe Hamman (PR), Alexandre Kostka (PR), Fabien Paulus (MCF), Thierry Ramadier (DR CNRS), Josiane Stoessel (PR), Maurice Wintz (MCF), Patricia Zander (MCF HDR), Jean Zoungrana (PAST)
This work group combines sociological, demographic, geographic, psychological and urban planning approaches to address public policy and environmental issues in an interdisciplinary fashion, using comparative social science methods and focusing most specifically on environment in sustainable development in urban policies.
The research conducted in this work group will be particularly attentive to the territorial, urban and public policy levels involved in public planning and development. These different geographic and sociological levels of observation and action (those of the actors and social groups studied) will be used to understand cities through their processes of transformation and expansion, with particular attention to the process of blurring and disappearance of borders that currently characterizes them. This brings a new approach to classical questions of urban sociology such as social cohesion, social structure and mobilities, both social and geographic. To achieve this general objective, we will first focus on infra-urban levels such as neighborhoods, where the divisions between urban and suburban spaces are being reconfigured (the so-called at-risk neighborhoods and their precarious populations, eco-neighborhoods as new socio-spatial divisions, the “compact city” and the management of real estate…). We will also address the urban level and the increasingly numerous and institutionalized inter-local cooperation perimeters at regional and sometimes transnational levels (in border areas). Reference is very frequently made to Europe and the EU at different levels, but with varying objectives that deserve closer scrutiny. Acting both as a frame, a constraint and a resource, the European dimension of territorial and urban policies poses the question of the Europeanization of social practices. On a more global level of analysis, North-South territorial policies will be investigated, drawing on cultural approaches of different zones, particularly in ethnological terms to get a better handle on the cultural specificities of the global phenomena of urbanization, economic specialization and competition of urban areas.
Methodology will be in consequence resolutely comparative, in a manner consistent with the empirical approaches studying relationships between these scales of analysis, particularly by studying mobilities between urban spaces and within the evolving visible and invisible borders inside urban areas.
Research contracts in progress:
NAchhaltige VErringerung des Biozideintrags in das Grundwasser am Oberrhein (NAVEBGO) / Réduction de l’apport de biocides dans les eaux souterraines du Rhin supérieur (Interreg 2019-2021)
Co-responsable : Maurice WINTZ
Regionale Lösungen für Erneuerbare-Energie-Systeme in der Trinationalen Metropolregion Oberrhein (TMO) – RES_TMO / Solutions régionales pour des systèmes d’énergie renouvelable dans la Région Métropolitaine Trinationale du Rhin Supérieur (RMT) (Interreg 2019-2021)
Co-responsable : Philippe HAMMAN
Research contracts completed :