Price | LATTS - Laboratory for Territorial and Societal Techniques https://latts.fr/en/category/price/ Laboratory for Territorial and Societal Techniques Tue, 04 Aug 2026 15:19:10 +0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://latts.fr/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/cropped-favicon-latts-32x32.png Price | LATTS - Laboratory for Territorial and Societal Techniques https://latts.fr/en/category/price/ 32 32 2017 APERAU Award presented to Antoine Guironnet https://latts.fr/en/price/2017-aperau-award-presented-to-antoine-guironnet/ Mon, 19 Jun 2017 09:26:14 +0000 https://latts.thibautsoufflet.fr/?p=13441 Antoine Guironnet is the winner of the 2017 APERAU (Association for the Promotion of Education and Research in Planning and Urban Development) Award for the best article on urban planning. "Une financiarisation si discrète ? La circulation des standards de la filière d'investissement en immobilier tertiaire dans les politiques de développement urbain du Grand Lyon" […]

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]]> Antoine Guironnet is the winner of the 2017 APERAU (Association for the Promotion of Education and Research in Planning and Urban Development) Award for the best article on urban planning.

"Une financiarisation si discrète ? La circulation des standards de la filière d'investissement en immobilier tertiaire dans les politiques de développement urbain du Grand Lyon" (Such discreet financialization? The circulation of standards in the commercial real estate investment sector in Greater Lyon's urban development policies), published in Métropoles, 19/2016, posted online on December 1, 2016.

Jury comment:
By introducing the concept of financialization into the analysis of urban production, this dense but impeccably clear article takes a fresh look at the relationship between the public and private spheres. It successfully contributes to the unveiling of processes that have long remained invisible, despite their active role in reshaping the power relations that govern the production of metropolitan spaces. The fact that it was written by a doctoral student makes it even more promising.

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]]> Steve Bernardin receives the Jean Widner International Award https://latts.fr/en/price/steve-bernardin-receives-the-jean-widner-international-award/ Tue, 21 Mar 2017 09:39:14 +0000 https://latts.thibautsoufflet.fr/?p=13485 Steve Bernardin has been invited to the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) on March 21 , 2017 , to receive the Jean Widmer International Prize, awarded every two years to a young researcher for an article that makes a remarkable contribution to the analysis of public issues: https://www.myscience.ch/events/id65594-remise_du_prix_jean_widmer_2016-university_of_fribourg The award ceremony will be followed by a […]

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Steve Bernardin

has been invited to the University of Fribourg (Switzerland) on March 21

, 2017

, to receive the Jean Widmer International Prize, awarded every two years to a young researcher for an article that makes a remarkable contribution to the analysis of public issues:
https://www.myscience.ch/events/id65594-remise_du_prix_jean_widmer_2016-university_of_fribourg

The award ceremony will be followed by a conference during which he will discuss the article in question, as well as his postdoctoral work at LATTS.

A slogan perfectly sums up the road safety campaigns of the 1950s in the United States: "Bring the problem to the people." It refers to the stated objective of getting the public to take ownership of prevention recommendations, inviting every driver to show civic-mindedness and discipline behind the wheel. However, a more detailed analysis reveals another underlying goal. It aims to organize not individual but collective mobilization in favor of a form of grassroots lobbying against elected officials who advocate for priorities other than education or enforcement. Under these conditions, "bringing the problem to the people" does not refer solely to the primary goal of road safety. It also calls for essentially political mobilization in favor of a single program of action. Highlighting this invites us to take a critical look at calls for popular appropriation of public issues, even beyond the case of road safety, to question how they implicitly contribute to a form of obscuring or euphemizing partisan debate.

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