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Living in 20 years: which scenarios for the future of French territories?
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Affordable housing in growing European metropolisesHow can growing European metropolises, faced with scarce, expensive land and rising construction costs, provide enough affordable housing to accommodate the needs of low-income households?
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Territories and metropolizationAs part of its reflection on the globalized urban dynamics, La Fabrique de la Cité will question the ambivalent and complex relationships between metropolization and territorial restructurings.
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