Evolution des mobilités non professionnelles sur la métropole lilloise entre 1979 et 1998

Abstract

The mobility study reveals the relations between populations and thier lifespace. The un-professional mobilities show, more clearly than the working mobilities, the territory appropriation by the population. The analysis of those mobilities in the large's Lille displays the resetting of the relations between the center and the periphery. The center's functions are less useful. In the suburban area, the growing of the secondary urban center structures those peripheric area.

Spatial evolution of cross-border regions. Contrasted case studies in North-West Europe

“…A collection of academic publications applies a complementary analytical approach to individual case studies, sometimes with a thematic focus. The spatial structure of the cross-border region around Lille has for instance been studied in terms of a metropolitan approach (Paris, 2002), through cross-border flows of residents (Clément, 2015), and of workers or consumers (Letniowska-Swiat, 2002), through the question of the integration process (Durand & Perrin, 2017), or through projects of urban planning (Reitel & Moullé, 2015). Additionally, the local urban planning agency published an impressive Atlas of the cross-border Metropolitan Area of Lille (ADULM, MBM & INSEE NPdC, 2012).…”