Transition or consolidation of the dominant regime: The urban metabolism in question

No 116-117, 2019/2 - 232 pages

Legend for the picture on the cover: Ouani (Ndzuwani, Comoros), 2018. Picture by Jean-Baptiste Bahers

Pages I to I

Motion from the journal Flux

Pages 1 to 5

Transition or consolidation of the dominant regime: The urban metabolism in question

By Sabine Barles, Jean-Baptiste Bahers

Pages 6 to 25

Material consumption efficiency and the ecological performance of territories: A cross analysis of 67 metabolisms

By Guilherme Iablonovski, Sabine Bognon

Pages 26 to 41

Using construction materials as secondary resources: Constraints and perspectives for territorial policies

By Vincent Augiseau

Pages 42 to 57

Towards a circular metabolism of inert materials produced by demolition and public works in the Paris Region: A framework combining transition thinking and a territorial approach

By Agnès Bastin

Pages 58 to 73

Urban renewal and metabolism optimisation: A complex equation

By Mathieu Fernandez, Corinne Blanquart, Patrick Niérat, Éric Verdeil

Pages 74 to 94

Food waste recycling with livestock farms in Hanoi: An informal system in transition

By Jean-Daniel Cesaro, Timothée Cantard, Marie-Lan Nguyen Leroy, Marie-Isabelle Peyre, Le Thi Thanh Huyen, Guillaume Duteurtre, translated by Grace Delobel

Pages 95 to 111

Towards a composite service to manage urban metabolism: What urban technical networks and decentralized infrastructure share

By Élisabeth Lehec

Pages 112 to 127

Conditions and concepts for interdisciplinary urban metabolism research–the case of an inter-project collaboration on biowaste

By Andrea Bortolotti, Stephan Kampelmann, Simon De Muynck, Anastasia Papangelou, Vanessa Zeller

Pages 128 to 146

Metabolic Vulnerability and Potentials of Island Environments: The case of the island of Ndzuwani (Anjouan), archipelago of Comoros

By Jean-Baptiste Bahers, Jeanne Perez, Mathieu Durand

Pages 147 to 160

Towards a qualitative understanding of urban metabolism: The metabolic pathways of plastic waste in Cairo (Egypt)

By Pierre Desvaux

Pages 161 to 175

Three Innovations for one transition? An ecological turn in the urban water metabolism in Lima

By Jérémy Robert

Pages 176 to 191

The role of territorial competitions in the energy transition

By Audrey Tanguy

Pages 192 to 196

Interview

By Franck Scherrer, conducted by Jean-Baptiste Bahers

Pages 197 to 216

Chronicle of a local railway line: Tours-Chinon, closed, then reopened (1979-1982)

By Jean-Marie Beauvais

Bibliography

Pages 217 to 220

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Pages 221 to 221

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Pages 222 to 223

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Pages 224 to 225

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Pages 226 to 227

Quarante ans de Tramways en France, Sébastien Gardon (ed.), Lyon: Libel, 2018

By Tristan Siebert

Pages 228 to 229

Trams du Ciel. Atlas mondial des téléphériques et autres transports urbains à câble, Jean-Robert Mazaud, Paris: La Découverte, 2017

By Tristan Siebert

Pages 230 to 232

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