International audienceThis contribution reports on a research work led within the framework of a PhD. Joining the field of the social and cultural geography, it grants a significant role to the analysis of interactions between the materiality –in particular the analysis of spatial practices– and the immateriality –mainly the study of representations– of space in the process of territorialisation. Representations are at the heart of the reflection because they allow the population to appro - priate the space. Its objectives are three-fold. First of all, abstract since it demonstrates why maritime cross-border territories and maritime spaces can be defined as territories of mobility. Then methodological as far as it proposes a protocol of ana...
Un acteur un peu oublié de la construction du territoire urbain, la famille, est ici considéré en an...
International audienceStudents and their mobilities have been of most interest for researchers in Fr...
In the context of increased competition for territories, some cities have they any role in the struc...
Maritime transport is one of the oldest forms of interaction across the Earth, and still supports mo...
International audienceIn geography, border is a polysemic concept. In addition to its common (curren...
International audienceMedia events are an area of major concern for the science of territory, with a...
This doctoral thesis is concerned with the influenceareas of ports : Hinterlands and Forelands. It d...
International audienceIn support of our theory of linguistic urbanization affirming the primacy of v...
International audienceThis communication aims to show that the use of the concept of territory as a ...
International audienceAcademic excellence does not automatically induce a “local excellence”, i.e. i...
International audienceReunion Island is a French overseas department and Ultra Peripheral European R...
International audienceLe paysage est envisagé comme la manifestation visible du territoire, perçu et...
International audienceThis paper examines links between time and space and between history and geogr...
The anticipation of the ruptures affecting the territory is one of the privi¬leged topics which enri...
International audienceBorders cannot be reduced to more or less continuous lines, in a surface-based...
Un acteur un peu oublié de la construction du territoire urbain, la famille, est ici considéré en an...
International audienceStudents and their mobilities have been of most interest for researchers in Fr...
In the context of increased competition for territories, some cities have they any role in the struc...
Maritime transport is one of the oldest forms of interaction across the Earth, and still supports mo...
International audienceIn geography, border is a polysemic concept. In addition to its common (curren...
International audienceMedia events are an area of major concern for the science of territory, with a...
This doctoral thesis is concerned with the influenceareas of ports : Hinterlands and Forelands. It d...
International audienceIn support of our theory of linguistic urbanization affirming the primacy of v...
International audienceThis communication aims to show that the use of the concept of territory as a ...
International audienceAcademic excellence does not automatically induce a “local excellence”, i.e. i...
International audienceReunion Island is a French overseas department and Ultra Peripheral European R...
International audienceLe paysage est envisagé comme la manifestation visible du territoire, perçu et...
International audienceThis paper examines links between time and space and between history and geogr...
The anticipation of the ruptures affecting the territory is one of the privi¬leged topics which enri...
International audienceBorders cannot be reduced to more or less continuous lines, in a surface-based...
Un acteur un peu oublié de la construction du territoire urbain, la famille, est ici considéré en an...
International audienceStudents and their mobilities have been of most interest for researchers in Fr...
In the context of increased competition for territories, some cities have they any role in the struc...