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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2021 · 39 MIN

#14 Aristide Athanassiadis · Recherche ou action ?

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Entretien avec Aristide Athanassiadis, chercheur sur les questions de métabolisme urbain. Nous avons évoqué son travail au sein de la chaire Économie Circulaire et Métabolisme Urbain de l'Université Libre de Bruxelles, mais aussi plus largement le rôle de la recherche dans les transitions urbaines. Retrouvez toutes nos publications et podcasts sur dixit.net. Vous pouvez aussi lire l'article tiré de ce podcast. Bonne écout. Pour aller plus loin :  L'association Metabolism of cities Le podcast « Circular Metabolism » (disponible sur Youtube, Spotify, Apple Podcast). L'invention des déchets urbains : France 1790-1970, de Sabine Barles Essai d'écologie territoriale, l'exemple d'Aussois, sous la direction de Nicolas Buclet Les limites de la croissance, de Dennis Meadows, Donella Meadows et Jorgen Randers Cradle to cradle, de Michael Braungart et William Mcdonough Financé par l'ADEME.

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