National audience--A spatial approach to the issue of ports: a proposal for a geographical survey of European hinterlands.-- The concept of port hinterland is given a fresh interpretation against the backdrop of the globalisation of practices of transport and logistics operators. The development of global networks could be expected to alter the relationship between the points on networks and their areas of influence. This article tests the inverse hypothesis, i.e. that conventional distances are a permanent feature in the composition of hinterlands. Complex globalised new practices that have simple spatial consequences (distance, polarisation, hierarchisation) is the paradox examined in this exercise applied to the French hinterlands of Wes...
This article deals with the reciprocal influence between geography and transport. It is well known t...
International audienceThe question of “margins of France" questions the links between human and spac...
International audienceAs Fernand Braudel noticed, port-cities have always been affected by globalisa...
National audience--A spatial approach to the issue of ports: a proposal for a geographical survey of...
A spatial approach to the issue of ports: a proposal for a geographical survey of European hinterlan...
This doctoral thesis is concerned with the influenceareas of ports : Hinterlands and Forelands. It d...
French Influence Areas of European Ports: Between Gravity and Networks This doctoral thesis is conce...
Maritime transport is one of the oldest forms of interaction across the Earth, and still supports mo...
Abstract. - Euroregio is a GEIE (Economic European Group) which reassemblies Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Fla...
This paper examines the spatial distribution of freight flows between the French NUTS-3 regions and ...
The spatiality of transport networks tends to increasingly resemble that of telecommunications. Dist...
The geographies of transportion and trade shed specific light on territorial dynamics and planning p...
Madeleine BROCARD, Univ. du Havre Jacques CHARLIER, Univ. Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgique) Denise PUMAIN,...
Servant d'interface entre les territoires d’Outre Mer et les hinterlands européens, les ports de la ...
International audienceThis contribution reports on a research work led within the framework of a PhD...
This article deals with the reciprocal influence between geography and transport. It is well known t...
International audienceThe question of “margins of France" questions the links between human and spac...
International audienceAs Fernand Braudel noticed, port-cities have always been affected by globalisa...
National audience--A spatial approach to the issue of ports: a proposal for a geographical survey of...
A spatial approach to the issue of ports: a proposal for a geographical survey of European hinterlan...
This doctoral thesis is concerned with the influenceareas of ports : Hinterlands and Forelands. It d...
French Influence Areas of European Ports: Between Gravity and Networks This doctoral thesis is conce...
Maritime transport is one of the oldest forms of interaction across the Earth, and still supports mo...
Abstract. - Euroregio is a GEIE (Economic European Group) which reassemblies Nord-Pas-de-Calais, Fla...
This paper examines the spatial distribution of freight flows between the French NUTS-3 regions and ...
The spatiality of transport networks tends to increasingly resemble that of telecommunications. Dist...
The geographies of transportion and trade shed specific light on territorial dynamics and planning p...
Madeleine BROCARD, Univ. du Havre Jacques CHARLIER, Univ. Louvain-la-Neuve (Belgique) Denise PUMAIN,...
Servant d'interface entre les territoires d’Outre Mer et les hinterlands européens, les ports de la ...
International audienceThis contribution reports on a research work led within the framework of a PhD...
This article deals with the reciprocal influence between geography and transport. It is well known t...
International audienceThe question of “margins of France" questions the links between human and spac...
International audienceAs Fernand Braudel noticed, port-cities have always been affected by globalisa...