The application of the Center for Earth Politics with the research project CIVIC ACT 2 received a favorable opinion from the evaluation commission of the LIEPP call for projects and won funding of 38,750 €.
The CIVIC ACT 2 research project examines the relationship between socio-environmental inequalities and mobilization in the metropolitan territories of Greater Paris with a view to a just transition that combines social justice and environmental justice. We propose for CIVIC ACT 2 to extend CIVIC ACT 1 and to focus on the representations and practices of the actors of the territory, public actors, civil society actors, in the perspective of a socio-ecological transition integrating justice issues. Qualitative and quantitative studies will be associated at the scale of a communal territory to understand the relationships between socio-environmental inequalities, environmental mobilization and justice issues and their links with environmental public policies. This work will be developed on an infra-communal scale, focusing on three communes in the Greater Paris area. Qualitative and quantitative studies will be associated in an interdisciplinary manner (political science, geography, mathematics, statistics, socio-economics).
Project leaders
- Nathalie Blanc, Ladyss, University of Paris, Center for Earth Politics
- Jean Chiche, Cevipof, Sciences Po, Center for Earth Politics
Project Team
- Diego Antolinos-Basso, Cevipof, Médialab, Sciences Po
- Martial Foucault, Cevipof, Sciences Po
- Caroline Gallez, Ministry of Energy and Solidarity Transition, University of Paris-Est, Gustave Eiffel University
- Hugo Rochard, doctoral student, Ladyss, University of Paris
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