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Planning the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games
Planning the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the first scientific work devoted to the Paris 2024 Games, analyses the organisation of the Games and the construction of their social, environmental, economic and infrastructural legacy in light of the intentions announced by the organisers at the time of their bid. Under the direction of Marie Delaplace, Emeritus Professor of Urban Planning and Development, and Pierre-Olaf Schut, Professor of Sports History, this interdisciplinary book was…
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Paris 2024: what Olympic legacy will be left by the Games?
Questions and debates reveal issues linked to the daily concerns of the people of Île-de-France.
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Soft and sustainable mobility: what model for rural areas?
In a context of ecological transition, how can we ensure better service and better coverage of sparsely populated areas?
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Storytelling around the Seine
Scientists' view of the Seine is essentially technical. If it is more subjective, that of the river's riparians can enrich expert reflection during territorial development studies
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Urban archives to imagine cities of the future
As a result of four years of work, the Archival City project researchers share tools and data for the management, use and promotion of urban archives. The aim of their approach can be summarised in two words: understand and share.
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ELEA discovers Sense-city
A climate chamber that makes it rain or shine? The Sense-City project explores ways to improve cities in the future in response to global warming.
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Flink, Getir, Cajoo... “dark stores” and “quick commerce” are reshaping big cities
Like the city of Paris, many municipalities are trying to limit the implementation of these structures necessary for e-commerce and so-called “instant” deliveries.
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