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  Dans les villes du Nord de la France, le patrimoine médiéval n'a pas été épargné 
par les conflits qui ont jalonné les siècles. C'est bien souvent en sous-sol que se 
trouvent encore les traces des constructions privées urbaines, sous la forme de 
grandes caves voûtées, maçonnées en pierre. Des inventaires systématiques menés 
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des villes après les vinifications, étaient encavées dans des conditions de conservation idéale dans ces vastes volumes voûtés, et constituaient un produit de forte 
valeur ajoutée, source importante de la richesse de la bourgeoisie urbaine.
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Juliette Honvault, Éditorial &#13;
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Villes et dynamiques urbaines en péninsule Arabique&#13;
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- Claire Beaugrand, Amélie Le Renard et Roman Stadnicki, Au-delà de la Skyline : des villes en transformation dans la péninsule Arabique&#13;
- Nelida Fuccaro, Preface: Urban Studies in the Arabian Peninsula: 6 Thoughts on the Field&#13;
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1. Croissances, politiques et projets&#13;
- Brigitte Dumortier, Ras al‑Khaïmah, l’essor récent d’une ville moyenne du Golfe&#13;
- Steffen Wippel, Développement et fragmentation d’une ville moyenne en cours de mondialisation : le cas de Salalah (Oman)&#13;
- Sebastian Maisel, The Transformation of ‘Unayza: Where is the “Paris of Najd” today?&#13;
- Philippe Cadène, Koweït City : planification urbaine et stratégie régionale&#13;
- Nadine Scharfenort, In Focus n° 1: Large‑Scale Urban Regeneration: A New “Heart” for Doha&#13;
- Beth Harrington, In Focus n° 2: Producing Cultural Heritage: The Neoliberalization of Arts &amp; Cultural Spaces in Abu Dhabi’s Souk and Sa‛diyāt Island&#13;
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2. Hiérarchies, sociabilités et mobilisations&#13;
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- Amin Moghadam, De l’Iran imaginé aux nouveaux foyers de l’Iran : pratiques et espaces transnationaux des Iraniens à Dubaï&#13;
- Laure Assaf, La Corniche d’Abu Dhabi : espace public et intimités à ciel ouvert&#13;
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The concept of "transition to adult status" has been shown as vague or reversible in recent surveys. Furthermore, increasing difficulties on the labour market would imply a later instance of such a transition in our societies. 
The frequent reference to the past used in debates on society issues should be further specified and confronted to accurate data. The purpose of this paper is to analyse family, professional and residential status for young people living in the city of Versailles during the July Monarchy (1830-1848), by using marriage registers, local press and nominal rolls from the 1837 census, which allowed us to observe a sample of 854 15- 30 young people. This kind of survey could not be carried out in Paris where equivalent sources have disappeared. At that time, young people either : lived in the parental home, or were head of a household, or were taken in by a family, or were living in a furnished room, or were housed by their employer. The great importance of the last category, particularly among girls (20-30 %), the low marriage frequency, as well as its postponement, were all factors which revealed young people difficulties to emancipate. Such arrangements, which lend to a longer latency period, could be seen as "family tricks", as lesser harm anyway in comparison with the young people condition in rural areas or in factories.</text>
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                <text>L'objet de cette recherche est l'analyse du processus de conception de l'image architecturale et urbaine parisienne depuis la période de l'Occupation.&#13;
La recherche place d'abord les politiques urbaines parisiennes dans une perspective historique, afin de situer les scansions politiques de la seconde moitié du vingtième siècle. Elle s'attache ensuite à comparer les objectifs politiques et les stratégies d'aménagement présentés dans les programmes des projets régionaux et communaux. L'exploration de l'intervention de la culture architecturale dans raffinement du dessin réglementaire permet alors de comprendre les évolutions des figures et des formes. Elles suivent en effet les itérations des dialectiques qui traversent l'histoire de l'architecture, et tendent à composer une œuvre parisienne.&#13;
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Clara Sandrini est docteur en architecture, maître-assistante à l'Ecole nationale supérieure d'architecture et chercheur au laboratoire de recherche en architecture de Toulouse. Politique urbaine et mémoire collective. La monumentalisation de Paris depuis l'Occupation est sa thèse de doctorat en architecture, réalisée sous la direction de Jean-Louis Cohen à l'Ecole doctorale Ville et environnement.</text>
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                <text>L'immigration des personnes nées dans les Départements en France métropolitaine se développe de manière continue depuis près de trente ans. Trois départements fournissent l'essentiel des effectifs concernés : la Martinique, le Guadeloupe et la Réunion. Les motivations de départ étant d'abord économiques, les populations installées en métropole sont, pour la plus grande part, composées de jeunes actifs. Elles comprennent une majorité de femmes. Ces deux caractéristiques favorisent le développement de la vie familiale et conduisent ces populations à faire souche en métropole. La croissance forte de ces dernières est le signe d'une transformation rapide de l'émigration de travail de départ en une immigration de peuplement.</text>
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  À l'inverse de la capitale dont les premiers équipements datent du début du xixe siècle, la banlieue parisienne n'a pas eu avant les années 1920 un service organisant la distribution de l'eau potable. Doublement soumises, à la fois aux projets de la Ville de Paris et à la puissante Compagnie générale des eaux, les communes de la banlieue n'ont pu se constituer en syndicat intercommunal (en 1923) qu'à la suite de rudes conflits et de longues négociations. Cette émancipation a lieu à la faveur des nouveaux rapports de force tant au Conseil général de la Seine que vis-à-vis de la Compagnie d'eau.
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