What Is Emerging? Understanding Urbanisation Dynamics in BRICS Countries Through a Geographical Approach, the Case of Russia and South Africa

Baffi, Solène; Cottineau, Clémentine

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“…Proximities between chapters given by a Jaccard similarity index between subnetworks corresponding to each. Chapters are coded the following way: "definingcomplexity" ; "complexities" (Raimbault, 2019c); "butterflies" (Sanders et al, 2019); "cage" (Bouba-Olga, 2019); "topology" (Samaniego et al, 2019); "econophysics" (Barthelemy, 2019); "scalingurban" (Finance and Swerts, 2019); "scalinglaws" (Arcaute and Hetna, 2019); "china" (Wu, 2019); "southafrica" (Baffi and Cottineau, 2019); "bubble" (Aveline, 2019); "urbansprawl" (Denis, 2019); "ecogeo" (Bida and Rozenblat, 2019); "simpopnet" (Raimbault, 2019d). (Right) Composition of chapters in terms of relative share of subnetworks (considering citing papers at the first level only, i.e.…”

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“…This normalized matrix is visualized in Figure 3b (bottom panel). We can understand the origin of some communities: for example, demographics mostly come from the chapter on emerging urban systems (Baffi and Cottineau 2019), while a community on settlement data comes from the chapter on urban sprawl (Denis 2019). This also highlights missing entries in some chapters, such as (Raimbault 2019c) which has a very low proportion of urban economics, which is natural given that complexity theories are rather antagonist with the mainstream economics.…”

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Conclusion: Perspectives on Urban Theories

Pumain¹,

Raimbault

2020

Lecture Notes in Morphogenesis

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At the end of the five years of work in our GeoDiverCity program 1 , we brought together a diversity of authors from different disciplines. Each person was invited to present an important question about the theories and models of urbanization. They are representative of a variety of currents in urban research. Rather than repeat here the contents of all chapters, we propose two ways to synthesize the scientific contributions of this book. In a first part we replace them in relation to a few principles that were experimented in our program, and in a second part we situate them with respect to a broader view of international literature on these topics.

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