Presentation
Founded in 1983 by the University of Lille 1, seat of its publication, Espace Populations Sociétés is a multidisciplinary, international and thematic review. It is open and intended for scientists whose research topics cover the three key words that make up the title. In addition to its thematic issues, the journal regularly publishes spontaneous articles in varias.
Population differentiation and social differentiation configurations, practice or experience of space, spatial differentiation of populations, societies or social groups, the interweaving of social phenomena, and their demographic and spatial interactions are objects of studies for geographers, demographers, sociologists, anthropologists, historians, political scientists, economists ...
By bringing together in one publication the work carried out on the same topic by researchers from different disciplinary and geographical backgrounds, Espace, Populations Sociétés wants to offer the structure of meetings and exchanges necessary to improve the knowledge of a domain located at the crossroads of several social sciences.
The journal is available in full text for issues since 2004 on Revues.org, older issues (from 1983 to 2003) are available on Persée
Since 2014, Espace, Population, Sociétés became only online and free.
Latest issue
2023/2 | 2023
Nouvelles formes de mobilités et populations
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Les formes contemporaines de la mobilité [Full text]
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S’adapter face aux difficultés de mobilité ? Eclairages d’une métropole africaine, Dakar [Full text]Adapting to daily mobility difficulties? Insights from a major African city, Dakar
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Active mobility in the periphery. Walking and cycling strategies and tactics of the residents of El Rincón, Bogotá (Colombia)
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Cycling in rural areas: the multi-faceted nature of a committed practice
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Electric vehicles in Quebec's social morphology and households' mobility practices and aspirations
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What are Residents’ Perceptions of the “Tactical” Urban Installations Initiated in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic in French Intermediary Cities? A comparison of Mulhouse, Nancy and Reims
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Is households' demotorization the new horizon for urban policies? A cross analysis of three French cities
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Bogotá après le Transmilenio : les défis d’une modernisation durable et inclusive des transports urbains [Full text]Bogotá after Transmilenio : The Challenge of a Sustainable and Inclusive Modernization of Urban Transports
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