Networked urban services through the lens of interdependencies

No 128, 2022/2 - 86 pages

Cover: © Kevin Caillaud

Pages 1 to 14

Editorial—Urban networked services through the lens of interdependencies: Scope and limitations of a social sciences concept

By Kevin Caillaud, Hélène Nessi, Bénédicte Rulleau, translated by Sophie Domingues-Montanari

Pages 15 to 31

Feedback loops within interdependencies. The case of drinking water infrastructures

By Kevin Caillaud

Pages 32 to 46

Valuing and valuating pipes: Patrimonial turn and new interdependencies between roads services and urban technical networks

By Jérôme Denis, Daniel Florentin

Pages 47 to 65

The actors of urban mobility in Mexico City: Interdependencies at the heart of integration processes

By Kei Tanikawa Obregón

Pages 66 to 74

Infrastructure collapse and network interdependence: lessons from Lebanon’s blackout

By Éric Verdeil, translated by Monica Biberson

Pages 75 to 80

Waste as a sector for understanding the asymmetries and power relations inherent in interdependencies. Interview with avec Claudia Cirelli et Fabrizio Maccaglia

By interview with Claudia Cirelli, interview with Fabrizio Maccaglia, conducted by Kevin Caillaud, conducted by Hélène Nessi, conducted by Bénédicte Rulleau

Pages 81 to 84

The political dimension of interdependencies. The example of drinking water services. Interview with Eddy Renaud

By interview with Eddy Renaud, conducted by Kevin Caillaud, conducted by Bénédicte Rulleau

Bibliography

Pages 85 to 86

Métabolisme et métropole. La métropole lilloise entre mondialisation et interterritorialité, Sabine Barles, Marc Dumont, Paris, Autrement, 2021, 141 pp.

By Éric Verdeil