Spatial relation to overcome opposition between anchoring and mobility
Hélène Nessi
Abstract:In the present article, we seek to understand the reasons for spatial anchoring and/or daily mobility and more specifically to know if spatial registration of mobility practices reflects spatial inequity, social inequality between households or a real choice from them. Whereas spatial and social inequalities can be translated into quantifiable indicators, the concept of the interaction with living environment is more difficult to apprehend. This is why we question the meaning given by each individual to its li… Show more
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