Paris métropole marchande, entre singularité et uniformisation urbaine ?

Lallement, Emmanuelle

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“…In takes the form of new meetings or new interdisciplinary projects revolving around retail trade, but also consumption; a growing interdisciplinary research community has been formed by geographers, sociologists, anthropologists, and economists. In ethnology, the works of E. Lallement (2005Lallement ( , 2010 on the Boulevard Barbès in Paris, question retailing and multiculturalism; in economics, those of Philippe Moati (2001) refer to the organization of companies, and the model of society associated with them, while the anthropologist Anne Raulin (2000) addresses the issue of ethnic shopping areas in major cities. Thus, the recent work of the CNFG's Commission on Geography of Commerce, fed by these crosses disciplinary, has widened the questioning of the links between the retail trade, its environment, urban or rural, and its socio-cultural context.…”

Section: After the Cultural Turn: New Subjects And New Trendsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Geographies of the South. The Study of the Rural Landscape in Portugal: Southern Unicity in Patterns and Changing Functions

Pinto‐Correia

2020

Springer Geography

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The Springer Geography series seeks to publish a broad portfolio of scientific books, aiming at researchers, students, and everyone interested in geographical research.The series includes peer-reviewed monographs, edited volumes, textbooks, and conference proceedings. It covers the major topics in geography and geographical sciences including, but not limited to; Economic Geography, Landscape and Urban Planning, Urban Geography, Physical Geography and Environmental Geography.

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Section: After the Cultural Turn: New Subjects And New Trendsmentioning

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Geographies of the South. The Study of the Rural Landscape in Portugal: Southern Unicity in Patterns and Changing Functions

Pinto‐Correia

2020

Springer Geography

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“…Dans ces processus, le commerce joue un rôle important à la fois comme marqueur (Ley, 1966) et catalyseur de ces transformations 5 (Van Criekingen et Fleury, 2006). Dans un contexte de concurrence urbaine où le commerce participe pleinement à l'identité des villes (Lallement, 2010), les élus locaux prennent conscience de l'intérêt à maîtriser le devenir commercial de leurs coeurs de ville.…”

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Gouverner avec le marché : le cas du management commercial de centre-ville

Daniau¹

2017

Revue Française De Sociologie

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Face à l'incapacité de l'État à encadrer les implantations commerciales, les municipalités se sont saisies de cette problématique en assurant une partie de la régulation locale. Cet article dépeint la façon dont les acteurs politiques locaux, soutenus par de nouveaux professionnels, ont mis en place de nouvelles politiques publiques de management commercial, en partenariat avec les acteurs économiques. Il interroge les ressorts d'une instrumentation des dynamiques marchandes dans l'action publique locale et questionne les résistances qu'une telle entreprise peut occasionner. À partir du cas d'AchatCommerce, une opération de maîtrise foncière mise en place dans le but de peser sur les implantations commerciales, l'article dépeint les contours d'une forme de gouvernement marchand, dont le succès repose sur la double capacité des gestionnaires locaux à construire la légitimité de leurs politiques publiques par la production de discours neutralisants et à anticiper les comportements et intérêts des acteurs économiques afin d'en tirer parti.

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“…Ms Hidalgo won the municipal elections in spring 2014. 13 The column lists 80 weekly markets (Lallement, 2010 accompanied by events in some neighbourhoods, then subsequently integrated into the ''shopping'' column of the OTCP website and other OTCP seasonal events. However, the main campaign identity has not changed: Shopping by Paris 15 was organised with the aim of exploiting the historical legacy of Paris as a fashion capital and glamorous consumer marketplace (Roll, 2009).…”

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“…For Paris, this includes luxury brand design, the legendary haute couture catwalks but also modern commercial institutions, postmodern retail business and local shopping nodes anchored to neighbourhood sociability. The link between urban and commercial phenomena in Paris helps to establish a parallel link between urban identity and its market identity, both shaping the image of Paris as an attractive city that might be called a capital of shopping (Lallement, 2010(Lallement, , 2013. sumption (Richards, 2014;Savitch & Kantor, 2004).…”

Section: Renewing a Historical Legacymentioning

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Renewing a historical legacy: Tourism, leisure shopping and urban branding in Paris

Rabbiosi

2015

Cities

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This article discusses a form of urban tourism branding based on the archetypical form of consumerism: 29 leisure shopping. Commodity fetishism is instrumental not only to increasing mainstream fashion sales 30 but also to rejuvenating and multiplying city images on the global competitive market. Drawing from 31 fieldwork performed in Paris, the article analyses and discusses the strategies developed by key players 32 to promote leisure shopping for urban tourists. It specifically focuses on the actions of public-led tourism 33 marketing organisations. Paris is historically renowned as a capital of style and a commercial metropolis, 34 which can easily be used as a basis to develop urban branding strategies for promoting tourism. However, 35 urban branding based on leisure shopping per se was rarely fostered until recently. Previous theoretic 36 reflections on urban development and consumption -leading to debates on the ''fantasy city'', the ''cul-37 tural-creative city'' and ''local shopping streets'' -provide the analytical basis for understanding the pro-38 motion of leisure shopping as an urban tourism branding strategy in Paris and the changing relations 39 between urban political economy and consumer capitalism.40

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Paris métropole marchande, entre singularité et uniformisation urbaine ?

Cited by 5 publications

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Geographies of the South. The Study of the Rural Landscape in Portugal: Southern Unicity in Patterns and Changing Functions

Geographies of the South. The Study of the Rural Landscape in Portugal: Southern Unicity in Patterns and Changing Functions

Gouverner avec le marché : le cas du management commercial de centre-ville

Renewing a historical legacy: Tourism, leisure shopping and urban branding in Paris

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