Many kids have been gone from streets and public spaces. They move less frequently, and they are less independent in their daily mobility. Those facts question the ability of current cities to be resilient and to be inclusive. However urban studies seem to set this topic aside. So, we propose to explore the city through the uses and perceptions of children because it can improve both knowledge and urbanplanning.Our study is focusing on children’s mobility as a learning process of urban life. It allows to consider mobility as a physical, social and sensitive experiment of the city. It’s based on different fields of expertise, mixing human and social sciences with urban studies and mobility. Finally, it proposes to vary the perspective on inc...
National audienceWhile sedentary lifestyle tends to increase among children, we were interested in i...
Research framework : As of yet, a limited amount of research has analysed the role played by parents...
Studies conducted in various countries point out that children's independent mobility has been decre...
International audienceThe relationship between the child and the city has always been discussed by d...
International audienceThe presence of young children in the street sometimes manifests itself throug...
International audienceResearch Framework : Many authors prefer to focus on the acrimonious relations...
In the present paper, the daily mobility of children is seen as a unique analyzer of family life sty...
In the present paper, the daily mobility of children is seen as a unique analyzer of family life sty...
International audienceWhat children experience in the city continues to elude understanding of every...
Publié dans la revue Cybergéo : http://cybergeo.revues.org/4304International audienceThis study take...
Publié dans la revue Cybergéo : http://cybergeo.revues.org/4304International audienceThis study take...
The concept of the 15-minute city is a promising model to transform modern cities towards sustainabi...
Evolution of knowledge and use of outdoor public spaces between 6 and 11 years: The example of Arpaj...
This communication aims at better understanding the links between mobility and urban form through an...
Accès au texte intégral réservé aux membres de l’université de LorraineEach year, lots of pedestrian...
National audienceWhile sedentary lifestyle tends to increase among children, we were interested in i...
Research framework : As of yet, a limited amount of research has analysed the role played by parents...
Studies conducted in various countries point out that children's independent mobility has been decre...
International audienceThe relationship between the child and the city has always been discussed by d...
International audienceThe presence of young children in the street sometimes manifests itself throug...
International audienceResearch Framework : Many authors prefer to focus on the acrimonious relations...
In the present paper, the daily mobility of children is seen as a unique analyzer of family life sty...
In the present paper, the daily mobility of children is seen as a unique analyzer of family life sty...
International audienceWhat children experience in the city continues to elude understanding of every...
Publié dans la revue Cybergéo : http://cybergeo.revues.org/4304International audienceThis study take...
Publié dans la revue Cybergéo : http://cybergeo.revues.org/4304International audienceThis study take...
The concept of the 15-minute city is a promising model to transform modern cities towards sustainabi...
Evolution of knowledge and use of outdoor public spaces between 6 and 11 years: The example of Arpaj...
This communication aims at better understanding the links between mobility and urban form through an...
Accès au texte intégral réservé aux membres de l’université de LorraineEach year, lots of pedestrian...
National audienceWhile sedentary lifestyle tends to increase among children, we were interested in i...
Research framework : As of yet, a limited amount of research has analysed the role played by parents...
Studies conducted in various countries point out that children's independent mobility has been decre...