47 | 2021
Nature et société
Edited by Bertrand Sajaloli
Apprehended through the links it maintains with human societies, notably through the triptych resources-constraints-risks, nature did not constitute, as such, a subject of study for the human sciences until the 2010s. The renewed interest, motivated by the multiplicity and diversity of climatic, ecological and sanitary crises, is part of the awareness that human beings belong to the living world and that their destiny is shared. In addition to a conceptual renewal, it gives rise to original views, new tools and interest in new objects, sometimes hybrids, of nature.
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Le vivant, nouveau récit de la nature ? [Full text]The living, a new narrative of nature?
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Nature spontanée, nature maitrisée : quelle place pour la flore spontanée dans les jardins familiaux ? [Full text]Spontaneous nature, controlled nature: what place for spontaneous flora in allotment gardens?
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Urban vacant lots: towards the recognition of spontaneous vegetation in local policies?
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Geography of media coverage of biodiversity and agriculture: analysis of national and regional press from 1999 to 2017
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Origins of Protected Areas in France
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De natura sonorum. La naturalité silencieuse de l’environnement : enjeux géographiques et philosophiques [Full text]De natura sonorum. On the naturalness of soundscapes: geographical and philosophical issues
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GPS contribution to nature geography : application of living area / nesting range of seabirds
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