Applied Computational Social Sciences
Data-Intensive Governance - PSL Institute

Une expertise de recherche en sciences sociales articulée avec des capacités en sciences des données pour :

  • Renforcer la pertinence de la recherche académique sur les grandes problématiques sociétales
  • Eclairer la décision publique et privée
  • Favoriser une meilleure gouvernance collective

Prochaines sessions des groupes de travail

2023-04-03 at 17:30h - Public governance working group

Clément Gorin (University of Toronto)

The Emergence, Growth, and Stagnation of Cities: France 1760-2020

Abstract: This paper analyses the evolution of French urban areas from a historical perspective. Using building footprints extracted from collections of digitised historical maps covering mainland France in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries, we define consistently urban areas and analyse their trajectories along the urban hierarchy. Our findings highlight increasing urbanisation with fewer and larger urban areas, consistent with agglomerations economies. Disaggregate analysis reveals significant heterogeneity, with the emergence, persistence, disappearance of urban areas.

2023-04-17 at 17:30h - Public governance working group

Apurav Bhatiya (University of Birmingham)

TBA

2023-05-22 at 17:30h - Public governance working group

Julian Dyer (University of Exeter Business School)

TBA

2023-06-05 at 17:30h - Public governance working group

Carlo Schwarz (Bocconi University)

TBA

2023-06-19 at 17:30h - Public governance working group

Milena Djourelova (University of Chicago)

TBA

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