Search Results - "Espace populations sociétés"

Environmental crisis, food crisis and resisting fisherpersons. The case of the Magdalena River, Colombia by Hernández-Rodríguez, Carolina, Ruiz-Ruiz, Nubia, Velut, Sébastien

“…The Magdalena River basin is the main source of food in Colombia. 70% of agricultural output and 40% of inland fishing are produced in its basin. However, the…”
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Natives’ and immigrants’ fertility intentions in Europe: the role of employment by Alderotti, Giammarco, Garcia-Pereiro, Thais, Pace, Roberta, Paterno, Anna

“…In several European countries, births to immigrant women represent more than 10% of all births [Sobotka 2008]; however, there is evidence showing that in the…”
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Recent changes in the spatial organisation of European fertility: Examining convergence at the subnational and transnational level (1960-2015) by Buelens, Mathieu

“…Since the late 1960s important family and household transformations have been taking place in Europe including in terms of fertility. Modern figures expect…”
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Exploring women’s mobilities and family transformations in Laos. Historical perspectives and mirrored ethnographic insights by Hancart Petitet, Pascale, Phetchanpheng, Souvanxay

“…In Laos, mobility was mainly a male practice. Social codes traditionally assigned to women have limited their long-term movement away from their families. In…”
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Nature’s rights as Indigenous rights? Mis/recognition through personhood for Te Urewera by Coombes, Brad

“…In Aotearoa New Zealand, person rights for nature have been added to the suite of resolution mechanisms for Treaty of Waitangi claims. New laws for two…”
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Dynamics of life expectancy change during the transition to democracy in the ex-Yugoslav countries by Spasenoska, Dijana

“…The break-up of Yugoslavia led to political turmoil, accompanied by socio-economic changes, wars and civil unrest. Health as a social phenomenon is directly…”
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The impact of shift migration on the intra-family life of residents of villages and small towns in Russia. On the example of the Republic of Bashkortostan by Akhmetova (Khilazheva), Guldar

“…The article presents the results of a sociological study, during which were revealed the changes occurring in contemporary Russian families because of…”
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Beyond the crisis: fertility variations and the family policies in the Portuguese municipalities by Pimentel, Dulce, Sousa Gomes, Cristina

“…In a profound ageing context, such as the Portuguese, fertility becomes a key variable for the analysis of population dynamics, with increased importance given…”
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Questioning relationships between socioeconomic and demographic factors in the light of characteristics of rural Wallonia during the 19th century by Bourguignon, Mélanie

“…Although relationships between economic and demographic changes have often been debated, studies have long remained focused on urban and industrial areas…”
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For a temporal ecology of rush-hours: a survey of choices of work hour in the Paris region by Munch, Emmanuel

“…Today an ever-increasing proportion of the French working population has access to working hours that are no longer subject to the explicit diktat of the…”
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Resisting to spatial exclusion and fighting for economic inclusion: African immigrant traders in the public commercial spaces of the City of Cape Town, South Africa by Tati, Gabriel

“…Around South Africa, the major cities are being narrated around entrepreneurialism, which emphasises competitiveness, innovation and partnership between local…”
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Is the Arctic really a frontier? Settlement dynamics within various Arctic Limits based on the Arcticapolis geohistorical database by Vaguet, Yvette, Ourng, Chanvoleak, Moriconi-Ebrard, François

“…Despite its extreme environment, often difficult of access and with a scattered population, the Arctic provides natural resources for the global market…”
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Bogotá après le Transmilenio : les défis d’une modernisation durable et inclusive des transports urbains by Thomas, Hugo, Gouëset, Vincent

“…In 2022, Bogotá ended an ambitious reform of urban public transports started two decades ago: after the implementation of the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit)…”
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Les mobilités actives à l’épreuve de la périphérie. Stratégies et tactiques à pied et à vélo des habitants de El Rincón, à Bogotá (Colombie) by Ducasse, Arthur, Lucas, Maëlle

“…While active modes are mentioned as a solution to decarbonise the mobility sector in cities of the global North, most people living in Latin American…”
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Se déplacer à vélo dans les territoires ruraux : plurivocité d’une pratique engagée by Peycheraud, Alice

“…The aim of this article is to take a closer look at everyday cycling mobility in rural areas, which is still not very visible or studied. Focusing on cycling…”
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S’adapter face aux difficultés de mobilité ? Eclairages d’une métropole africaine, Dakar by Lesteven, Gaële, Diongue, Momar, Pochet, Pascal, Sakho, Pape

“…This study examines the daily mobility practices of urban residents in major African cities focusing on the case study of Dakar, Senegal. With population…”
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Les formes contemporaines de la mobilité by Mangin, Gaëtan, Marchal, Hervé, Vincent, Stéphanie

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Dynamique commerciale et périurbanisation dans les petites villes d’Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes by Chaze, Milhan

“…Based on the findings of profound changes in the retail trade of small towns, this article aims to study the relationship between suburbanization and…”
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Périphéries, franges, marges ou confins ? Les « grands espaces » et leurs populations dans le monde contemporain by Le Tourneau, François-Michel

“…Contrary to the common view of an ever more crowded planet, sparsely populated areas still account for a very sizable portion of the Earth. Their importance…”
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Acteurs et populations des petites villes en mouvement by Royoux, Dominique, Rieutort, Laurent

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