Titlebook: Major French Cities facing Metropolization; Alain Bourdin Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Making a Metropolis Through Knowledge and Creativity? French Metropolitan Areas According to Urban Pass’ (Florida 2002a) has focused attention on urban environments. In this light, by examining artists from Montreal, Canada’s number two region, Pilati and Tremblay (2007, p. 478) argue that the creative potential attributed to a city has become a critical factor in its metropolitan positioning. As

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When Technopolises Have Lost Their Resilience The Grenoble Paradox thus poorly connected to the rest of the country, theoretically the city had little attributes to warrant such a unique destiny. Beginning as a small town of 22,000 inhabitants at the dawn of the nineteenth century, Grenoble has experienced outstanding demographic and economic growth over the last

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Networks and the Metropolisits position in it, affects its prosperity..The networks may be where the power resides but there is an interdependency between them and their nodes, which are the cities. Metropolitan structures that have emerged in the past thirty years in France, Britain and Germany play an important role in the

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Society at the Core of Metropoliseson of a metropolis is foggy, and the idea of a society is becoming increasingly difficult to grasp (Dubet and Martucelli 1998; McLachlan 2020). The concept of metropolization (Lacour and Puissant 1999) is quite widely used in international literature—although this is less true for English speakers t

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Post-Migration and the Transformation of Urban Life: Experiences from Germanyions have left out what the influx of social groups labeled as, “migrants”, “refugees”, “guest workers”, “foreigners”, “illegals” or others means for urban life. When it comes to discussing the place of these rather vaguely described groups in cities, the terminology applied in official and public d

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