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• 24

  mai

  2026

  Gênes

  Appel à contribution - Études urbaines

  The Wounded City. Urban Spaces as Sites of Conflicts, Life, and Memory

  Cities have always been more than merely settings for human events—often marked by conflicts of varying intensity. They are themselves among the most sensitive and enduring outcomes of those events and conflicts. Urban transformations bear the material and symbolic traces of the tensions that have traversed them: wounds produced by armed conflicts, political and social crises, natural disasters, and processes of exploitation or exclusion, as well as by projects of reform, reconstruction, and refoundation. It is within this unresolved tension between trauma and reparation, fracture and recomposition, that the theme of the congress is situated.

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• 31 oct 2024

  Appel à contribution - Afrique

  Uurban governance and spatial planning in Africa

  The Session explores recent developments and innovations in spatial planning in African countries. It includes theoretical and empirical contributions.

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• 04 jui 2024	05 jui 2024	06 jui 2024
  07 jui 2024

  Paris

  Colloque - Histoire

  Mobility in the History of Africa

  Revisiting the “Mobility Turn”

  This year, the Summer University of the German Historical Institute is focussing on the possibilities and challenges of the “Mobility Turn” in African history. We will analyse different forms of mobility and their spatial, political, social, cultural and ecological consequences. Connections between social, cultural, technological and environmental history will be worked out and the spatial order of Africa and its constant change through African mobilities will be scrutinised from a historical perspective.

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• 13 mar 2018

  Champs-sur-Marne

  Journée d'étude - Études urbaines

  Comparing property markets on an international scale

  While many scholars compare property markets from the same urban area or compare the way these markets distinguish urban areas within a given country, very few propose an international comparison. And yet, this is a main scientific issue. Such comparisons would provide a new angle for studying metropolitan development as well as its internal trends relating to inequality and gentrification.

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