2017
DOI: 10.3917/gap.171.0081
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Les politiques du retrait territorial de l’État

Abstract: Les politiques du retrait territorial de l'Etat. Réformes de la carte militaire et gestion des mobilisations locales (1989-2012) Résumé : En prenant pour objet les réformes de la carte militaire en France entre 1989 et 2012, cet article étudie comment les intérêts locaux contraignent et sont intégrés aux politiques de retrait de l'Etat qui suppriment ou réorganisent des activités et des investissements publics dans les territoires. Face à un risque de blocage et de changement du contenu des réformes militaires… Show more

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“…While medium-sized French cities form a heterogeneous whole, a majority of those located in central and north-east France and far from large cities are today prey to urban decline (Guéraut Piguet, 2023). Arising in the 1970s as a result of deindustrialization and peri-urbanization (Cauchi-Duval et al, 2016), this trend gathered steam at the end of the 2000s (Chouraqui, 2021) against a backdrop of the 'territorial withdrawal of the State' (Artioli, 2017;Chouraqui, 2020). This phenomenon is evidenced in population decline, a deterioration in the value of space, and the pauperization of inhabitants, which serve to transform the electoral sociology of the medium-sized cities in question as well as local political agendas, to the detriment of the socialists, as part of processes on which this article aims to shed light.…”
Section: Neversmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While medium-sized French cities form a heterogeneous whole, a majority of those located in central and north-east France and far from large cities are today prey to urban decline (Guéraut Piguet, 2023). Arising in the 1970s as a result of deindustrialization and peri-urbanization (Cauchi-Duval et al, 2016), this trend gathered steam at the end of the 2000s (Chouraqui, 2021) against a backdrop of the 'territorial withdrawal of the State' (Artioli, 2017;Chouraqui, 2020). This phenomenon is evidenced in population decline, a deterioration in the value of space, and the pauperization of inhabitants, which serve to transform the electoral sociology of the medium-sized cities in question as well as local political agendas, to the detriment of the socialists, as part of processes on which this article aims to shed light.…”
Section: Neversmentioning
confidence: 99%