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Institut national de la recherche scientifiqueCentre Urbanisation Culture Société385, rue Sherbrooke Est, Montréal, QC H2X 1E3(514) 499-4000 — Télécopieur (514) 499-4065Courrier électronique : bureau.etudiants@ucs.inrs.caSite Web : www.ucs.inrs.ca____________________________________________________________Programmes d’étudesMSc en études urbaines, PhD en études urbainesPersonnel enseignantProfesseur(e)s : Courrier électronique :Philippe Apparicio, PhD (Maine)Marie-Soleil Cloutier, PhD (Montréal)Damaris Rose, D. Phil (Sussex)Anne-Marie Séguin, PhD (Laval)Richard Shearmur, PhD (Montréal)philippe.apparicio@ucs.inrs.camarie-soleil.cloutier@ucs.inrs.cadamaris.rose@ucs.inrs.caanne-marie.seguin@ucs.inrs.carichard.shearmur@ucs.inrs.caLe centre Urbanisation Culture Société de l’INRS, un institut de recherche affilié àl’Université du Québec, compte 37 professeurs-chercheurs formés à diversesdisciplines des sciences sociales. On retrouve dans ce guide les professeurs qui ontune formation de géographe.Projets de recherche en coursLa dynamique spatiale de l’emploi : analyses pour les villes et régions du Québec et del’Amérique du Nord (Apparicio, Shearmur)La géographie du don de sang au Québec : modélisation, statistiques avancées(Apparicio, Cloutier)La qualité de l’environnement urbain à Montréal : une approche méthodologique mixte(Apparicio, Séguin)La sécurité routière près des écoles : quel rôle pour le brigadier scolaire adulte?(Cloutier)Gentrification et exclusion sociale des personnes âgées (Rose)Precarious housing and hidden homelessness among refugees, asylum-seekers, andimmigrants in Montréal, Toronto, and Vancouver (Rose)Aspects socio-spatiaux du vieillissement (Séguin)Identification des territoires de pauvreté au Québec et de leurs principalescaractéristiques (Séguin et Apparicio)Géographie et facteurs géographiques de l’innovation au sein des entreprises(Shearmur)Services à Forte Intensité en Connaissance (SFIC) (Shearmur)
INSTITUT NATIONAL DE LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE CENTRE URBANISATION CULTURE SOCIÉTÉ 55Publications récentes* n’est pas membre de l’INRS2 étudiant(e) gradué(e) (actuel ou ancien)APPARICIO, P., CLOUTIER, M.-S., SÉGUIN, A.-M. et 2 ADES, J. 2010 ‘Accessibilité aux parcs urbainspour les enfants et injustice environnementale : exploration du cas montréalais’ RevueInternationale de géomatique /European Journal of GIS and Spatial Analysis 20(3), 363-389⎯⎯⎯ , POLÈSE, M. et SHEARMUR, R. 2009 ‘Une histoire de résidus : à propos des facteurs générauxet locaux de croissance régionale au Canada, de 1971 à 2001’ Le Géographe canadien /TheCanadian Geographer 53(4), 385-403CLOUTIER, M.-S. 2010 ‘Different school environments, different parental attitudes: Knowledge, beliefsand risk perception regarding child pedestrian road safety in an urban setting’ Children, Youthand Environments, 20(1), 257-275⎯⎯⎯ 2010 ‘“Mom, Dad can I walk to school? ”: Road risk in an urban family context’ dans FamilyGeographies: The Spatiality of Families and Family Life - A North American Perspective dir B.C.Hallman (Don Mills, ON : Oxford University Press) 51-672 DELISLE, F. et SHEARMUR, R. 2010 ‘Where does all the talent flow? The migration of 20-34 year oldgraduates, Canada, 1996-2001’ Le Géographe canadien /The Canadian Geographer 54(3), 305-3232 DOLOREUX, D. et SHEARMUR, R. 2010 ‘Exploring and comparing innovation patterns across differentknowledge business services’ Economics of Innovation and New Technology, récupéré le 5 mai2011 de ⎯⎯⎯ , *FREEL, M. et SHEARMUR, R. dir 2010 Knowledge Intensive Business Services: Geographyand Innovation (Farnham, UK : Ashgate)GERMAIN, A. et ROSE, D. 2010 ‘La mixité sociale programmée en milieu résidentiel à l’épreuve desdiscours critiques internationaux : le cas de Hochelaga à Montréal’ Lien social et Politiques 63,13-24⎯⎯⎯ , ROSE, D. et 2 TWIGGE-MOLECEY, A. 2010 ‘Mixité sociale ou inclusion sociale? Bricolagesmontréalais pour un jeu à acteurs multiples’ Espaces et Sociétés 2010, 140-141, 143-157*LALANNE, A. et SHEARMUR, R. 2010 ‘La métropolisation à l’aune de la ‘loi’ taille/rang : le casCanadien, 1971-2001’ Le Géographe canadien /The Canadian Geographer 54(4), 476-491*MELOCHE, J.-P. et SHEARMUR, R. 2010 ‘Emploi dans le secteur public et croissance économiquerégionale au Canada : quelques limites inhérentes aux régressions spatiales’ Canadian Journalof Regional Science 33(1), 101-114*RIVA, M., *GAUVIN, L., APPARICIO, P. et *BRODEUR, J.-M. 2009 ‘Disentangling the relative influenceof built and socioeconomic environments on walking: The contribution of areas homogenousalong exposures of interest’ Social Science and Medicine 69, 1296-1305ROSE, D. 2010 ‘Local state policy and ‘new-build gentrification’ in Montréal: The role of the ‘populationfactor’ in a fragmented governance context’ Population, Space and Place 16(5), 413-428⎯⎯⎯ 2010 ‘Refractions and recombinations of the ‘economic’ and the ‘social’: A personalized reflectionon challenges by—and to—feminist urban geographies’ Le Géographe canadien /The CanadianGeographer 54(4), 391-409⎯⎯⎯ 2010 ‘The housing situation of recent immigrants to Montréal in comparative metropolitanperspective: Contrasts and convergences’ Canadian Issues 2010 (Fall), 73-76⎯⎯⎯ 2010 ‘Vivre seul et devenir propriétaire au centre de Montréal : au-delà de la trajectoirerésidentielle normée?’ dans Élir domicile. La construction sociale des choix résidentiels dir J.-Y.Authier, J.-P. Lévy et C. Bonvalet (Lyon : Presses de l’Université de Lyon) 209-230SÉGUIN, A.-M. 2010 ‘Gated community’ dans Encyclopedia of Geography dir B. Warf (London: Sage),récupéré le 5 mai 2011 de ⎯⎯⎯ 2010 ‘Vieillir en milieu urbain : les enjeux liés à l’exclusion’ dans Vieillir au pluriel. Perspectivessociales’ dir M. Carpentier, N. Guberman, V. Billette, J.-P. Lavoie, A. Grenier et I. Olazabal(Québec : Presses de l’Université du Québec) 369-383SHEARMUR, R. 2010 ‘Innovation, regions and proximity: From neo-regionalism to spatial analysis’Regional Studies publié enligne août 2010, 1225-1243, récupéré le 5 mai 2011 de⎯⎯⎯ 2010 ‘Space, place and innovation: A distance-based approach’ Le Géographe canadien /TheCanadian Geographer 54(1), 46-67
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