2020
DOI: 10.3917/flux1.119.0041
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Conversion écologique vs dépendance automobile. Une analyse des dissonances entre attitudes environnementales et usages de l’automobile auprès de ménages populaires en zone périurbaine et rurale

Abstract: Cet article s’attache à éprouver l’hypothèse selon laquelle, à l’opposé des autres pratiques de consommation, les pratiques de mobilité quotidienne, sont relativement déliées des attitudes et des valeurs environnementales. Pour y parvenir, nous complétons les tendances statistiques observées à partir d’une enquête par questionnaire inédite en population générale par un corpus d’entretiens menée auprès d’une sous-population particulièrement contrainte dans ses usages de l’automobile. Après une présentation des … Show more

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“…The benchmarking and evaluation of social and technical innovations such as electric vehicles and smart mobility, has also highlighted the potential challenges linked with their implementation in lowdensity areas (Bosworth et al, 2020;Cowie et al, 2020;Mounce et al, 2020;Porru et al, 2020), and the determinants of individual transportation practices (Cailly et al, 2020;Demoli et al, 2020). However, in contrast to research on public transport, issues of spatial justice (Schwanen, 2021) and territorial equality have received little attention despite their importance in territorial public policy (Gervais-Lambony and Dufaux, 2009).…”
Section: Stakeholders Interviewedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The benchmarking and evaluation of social and technical innovations such as electric vehicles and smart mobility, has also highlighted the potential challenges linked with their implementation in lowdensity areas (Bosworth et al, 2020;Cowie et al, 2020;Mounce et al, 2020;Porru et al, 2020), and the determinants of individual transportation practices (Cailly et al, 2020;Demoli et al, 2020). However, in contrast to research on public transport, issues of spatial justice (Schwanen, 2021) and territorial equality have received little attention despite their importance in territorial public policy (Gervais-Lambony and Dufaux, 2009).…”
Section: Stakeholders Interviewedmentioning
confidence: 99%