Renaud Le Goix
Biographic Data
| ID | 1447743 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Renaud Le Goix |
| GIVEN NAMES | Renaud |
| FAMILY NAME | Le Goix |
| SIGNATURE | LE GOIX R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Cité |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9643-9533 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 106 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 21 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Les espaces des multipropriétaires
En s’appuyant sur une partie des données d’une enquête par entretiens menée dans trois agglomérations (Paris, Lyon et Avignon), cet article analyse la spatialisation des patrimoines des multipropriétaires, en particulier des biens secondaires (investissement locatif, résidence secondaire) par rapport à la résidence principale. En cela, il se veut complémentaire des travaux récents qui étudient la structure de propriété de manière quantitative. Le…
Worlding geographies
This intervention responds to the ‘Geography in the World’ series, addressing the question from two angles. Firstly, it shifts the focus from geography in the world to worlding geographies. Drawing on Deleuze and Guattari's concept of ‘becoming‐minority’, it encourages reflection on the current geography of knowledge production as a historical, political, and linguistic construct. While this produces a dominance of English‐speaking geography, thi…
More volatile, less equal
Contributing to analyses of housing welfare and inequality, this article examines how the territorial circumscription of asset-based welfare policies impact the pattern and trajectory of residential inequality in situ. We look to France, which since the 2000s has used asset-based welfare policies as a tool for rebalancing local territorial cohesion throughout the country. These policies, which once had broad nationwide eligibility, have progressi…
Patrimoines immobiliers
Tous les propriétaires ne sont pas égaux face aux évolutions des marchés immobiliers. Si certains savent tirer parti de marchés en croissance pour faire fructifier leur patrimoine, d'autres deviennent propriétaires au prix d'un endettement croissant. Loïc Bonneval et Renaud Le Goix montrent comment l'espace joue désormais un rôle capital dans les trajectoires socio-économiques des ménages. Le récent ralentissement du marché immobilier observé con…
Those who leave
In major metropolitan areas, gentrification, financialisation and welfare retrenchment contribute to a severe housing crisis. Over the past 20 years, home price inflation and affordable housing shrinkage have been particularly acute in Paris. Such issues have been linked to the displacement of lower-income Parisians and the suburbanisation of poverty on a regional scale. In this article, we match disaggregated data from the Family Benefits Fund (…
Encadrer des thèses
La relation entre l’encadrant·e et le·la doctorant·e est une dimension importante de notre activité professionnelle, et pourtant peu analysée. Cette première contribution ouvre une réflexion sur le vocabulaire (directeur·ice, encadrant·e, patron·ne, supervisor...), les textes réglementaires (arrêté de 2016, qui redéfinit profondément ses modalités), la littérature scientifique existante, et l’importance qu’il y a d’inscrire la thèse dans une traj…
Encadrer des thèses
1) La relation entre l’encadrant·e et le·a doctorant·e est une dimension importante de notre activité professionnelle, pourtant peu analysée. Une première contribution ouvre une réflexion sur le vocabulaire (directeur·ice, encadrant·e, patron·ne, supervisor...), les textes réglementaires, la littérature scientifique existante, et l’importance qu’il y a d’inscrire la thèse dans une trajectoire professionnelle. (2) Cette seconde contribution part d…
Multiple binds and forbidden pleasures
Our contribution aims at providing a return on experience by describing and theorizing the tactics we developed to poach time, space, and resources in order to write. A series of neoliberal measures in French higher education during the last 20 years shape the context, and have consequences for the political and material economies of scholarly writing. We use de Certeau's concept of poaching, because the strategies that our institutions deploy ex…
Housing (In)Equity and the Spatial Dynamics of Homeownership in France
This paper advances a research agenda on how asset‐based welfare policies, residential market volatility, stratified accumulation and vulnerability impinge upon the geography of inequality in property markets. Since the mid‐1990s, housing prices have increased faster than the income of buyers, becoming a driver of social polarisation and household vulnerability. Few studies have however explicitly linked socio‐spatial inequality to asset capitali…
Impact de la densification sur les coûts des infrastructures et services publics
Cet article analyse l’impact de la densité, mesurée alternativement par l’emprise au sol du bâti et la tache urbaine, et des formes urbaines (surface urbanisée, indice de Gini et distance moyenne entre deux habitants) sur les dépenses de fonctionnement et d’investissement à l’échelle des communes pour dix aires urbaines françaises en 2015. Nous montrons que la densification entraîne dans l’ensemble une baisse des dépenses publiques mais que ses e…
Is it all in the eye of the beholder? Benefits of living in mixed-income neighborhoods in New York and Los Angeles
Scholarly attention to mixed-income neighborhoods has come predominantly from studying the effects of federally funded housing policies, such as Empowerment Zone programs and the HOPE VI Urban Demonstration program, which was replaced by the Choice Neighborhoods program. These programs operate on the assumption that economic integration is beneficial to lower income residents. We believe that it is important to learn more about the already existi…
Sur le front de la métropole
Sur le front des métropoles américaines, une formidable recomposition s’est opérée : les marges métropolitaines sont devenues le lieu privilégié de l’intégration sociale. Le discours dominant sur les suburbs des États-Unis fait néanmoins la part belle aux « lotissements à l’américaine » comme lieux de l’entre-soi, à l’hyper-ségrégation de périphéries opposées au centre, et à la monotonie d’espaces sans qualités. Pourtant, ces territoires sont con…
Gated Communities
Inequality shaping processes and gated communities in US western metropolitan areas
This paper investigates the social dimensions of gated communities (GCs) in US western metropolitan areas and how they contribute to segregation. We use geographically referenced data of GCs, and introduce a local metric based on social distance indices (SDI). This multivariate spatial analysis investigates homogeneity in three aspects: race and ethnicity, economic class and age between 2000 and 2010 census. The results indicate contrasting effec…
Gated Communities and House Prices
Housing prices being one factor thought to contribute to segregation patterns, this article aims at differentiating gated communities from non-gated communities in terms of change in property values. To what extent do gated communities contribute to price filtering of residents, and do patterns of price differentiation favor gated communities in the long run? The article provides an analysis of the territorial nature of gated communities and how …
From picket fences to iron gates
Retratos da metrópole parisiense
« La métropole parisienne, centralité, inégalité, proximité » propõe uma leitura e uma interpretação das tendências do território da Île de France (a região que inclui Paris e sete outros départements), ou seja, uma grande metrópole mundial de cerca de 11,3 milhões de habitantes em 2004, ligada às redes da globalização e da metropolização. O livro esboça os traços principais de suas estruturas territoriais emergentes, sublinha os desafios, o alca…
Gated Communities
This article examines the notion of gated communities and, more generally, privately governed urban neighbourhoods. We do this by reviewing the idea that they are an innovative built-environment genre that has spread globally from a diverse set of roots and influences. These include the mass growth of private urban government in the USA over the past 30 years; rising income inequalities and fear in big cities; the French condominium law of 1804; …
Les gated communities aux États-Unis et en France
Cet article propose une analyse systémique de gated communities comme des formes génériques de la croissance urbaine, à travers les stratégies d’acteurs, des promoteurs et des résidants impliqués dans leur développement. Chacun de ces acteurs opère des choix, met en œuvre des politiques publiques qui orientent les stratégies de localisation: ceci contribue à structurer le développement des enclaves résidentielles fermées dans les villes capitalis…
Gated Communities
Gated communities, which are walled and gated residential neighbourhoods, represent a form of urbanism where public spaces are privatised. In the US, they represent a substantial part of the new housing market, especially in the recently urbanised areas. They have thus become a symbol of metropolitan fragmentation. This paper focuses on how local governments consider them as a valuable source of revenue because suburbanisation costs are paid by t…
La production privée des espaces publics. Centres-villes fragmentés et quartiers réservés aux États-Unis
Depuis un demi siècle les espaces urbains aux Etats-Unis sont désinvestis par la puissance publique. Les agglomérations deviennent des patchworks où alternent espaces totalement privatisés et espaces ou services négociés entre investisseurs privés et collectivités publiques. Ces dernières n'ont pas toujours la capacité d'imposer le bien commun de l'urbanité aux groupes de pression privés
Gated Communities
Gated communities, which are walled and gated residential neighbourhoods, represent a form of urbanism where public spaces are privatised. In the US, they represent a substantial part of the new housing market, especially in the recently urbanised areas. They have thus become a symbol of metropolitan fragmentation. This paper focuses on how local governments consider them as a valuable source of revenue because suburbanisation costs are paid by t…
Gated Communities
This article examines the notion of gated communities and, more generally, privately governed urban neighbourhoods. We do this by reviewing the idea that they are an innovative built-environment genre that has spread globally from a diverse set of roots and influences. These include the mass growth of private urban government in the USA over the past 30 years; rising income inequalities and fear in big cities; the French condominium law of 1804; …
Gated Communities and House Prices
Housing prices being one factor thought to contribute to segregation patterns, this article aims at differentiating gated communities from non-gated communities in terms of change in property values. To what extent do gated communities contribute to price filtering of residents, and do patterns of price differentiation favor gated communities in the long run? The article provides an analysis of the territorial nature of gated communities and how …
Housing (In)Equity and the Spatial Dynamics of Homeownership in France
This paper advances a research agenda on how asset‐based welfare policies, residential market volatility, stratified accumulation and vulnerability impinge upon the geography of inequality in property markets. Since the mid‐1990s, housing prices have increased faster than the income of buyers, becoming a driver of social polarisation and household vulnerability. Few studies have however explicitly linked socio‐spatial inequality to asset capitali…
From picket fences to iron gates
Multiple binds and forbidden pleasures
Our contribution aims at providing a return on experience by describing and theorizing the tactics we developed to poach time, space, and resources in order to write. A series of neoliberal measures in French higher education during the last 20 years shape the context, and have consequences for the political and material economies of scholarly writing. We use de Certeau's concept of poaching, because the strategies that our institutions deploy ex…
Inequality shaping processes and gated communities in US western metropolitan areas
This paper investigates the social dimensions of gated communities (GCs) in US western metropolitan areas and how they contribute to segregation. We use geographically referenced data of GCs, and introduce a local metric based on social distance indices (SDI). This multivariate spatial analysis investigates homogeneity in three aspects: race and ethnicity, economic class and age between 2000 and 2010 census. The results indicate contrasting effec…
La production privée des espaces publics. Centres-villes fragmentés et quartiers réservés aux États-Unis
Depuis un demi siècle les espaces urbains aux Etats-Unis sont désinvestis par la puissance publique. Les agglomérations deviennent des patchworks où alternent espaces totalement privatisés et espaces ou services négociés entre investisseurs privés et collectivités publiques. Ces dernières n'ont pas toujours la capacité d'imposer le bien commun de l'urbanité aux groupes de pression privés
Those who leave
In major metropolitan areas, gentrification, financialisation and welfare retrenchment contribute to a severe housing crisis. Over the past 20 years, home price inflation and affordable housing shrinkage have been particularly acute in Paris. Such issues have been linked to the displacement of lower-income Parisians and the suburbanisation of poverty on a regional scale. In this article, we match disaggregated data from the Family Benefits Fund (…
Encadrer des thèses
La relation entre l’encadrant·e et le·la doctorant·e est une dimension importante de notre activité professionnelle, et pourtant peu analysée. Cette première contribution ouvre une réflexion sur le vocabulaire (directeur·ice, encadrant·e, patron·ne, supervisor...), les textes réglementaires (arrêté de 2016, qui redéfinit profondément ses modalités), la littérature scientifique existante, et l’importance qu’il y a d’inscrire la thèse dans une traj…
Encadrer des thèses
1) La relation entre l’encadrant·e et le·a doctorant·e est une dimension importante de notre activité professionnelle, pourtant peu analysée. Une première contribution ouvre une réflexion sur le vocabulaire (directeur·ice, encadrant·e, patron·ne, supervisor...), les textes réglementaires, la littérature scientifique existante, et l’importance qu’il y a d’inscrire la thèse dans une trajectoire professionnelle. (2) Cette seconde contribution part d…
Impact de la densification sur les coûts des infrastructures et services publics
Cet article analyse l’impact de la densité, mesurée alternativement par l’emprise au sol du bâti et la tache urbaine, et des formes urbaines (surface urbanisée, indice de Gini et distance moyenne entre deux habitants) sur les dépenses de fonctionnement et d’investissement à l’échelle des communes pour dix aires urbaines françaises en 2015. Nous montrons que la densification entraîne dans l’ensemble une baisse des dépenses publiques mais que ses e…
Gated Communities
Gated communities, which are walled and gated residential neighbourhoods, represent a form of urbanism where public spaces are privatised. In the US, they represent a substantial part of the new housing market, especially in the recently urbanised areas. They have thus become a symbol of metropolitan fragmentation. This paper focuses on how local governments consider them as a valuable source of revenue because suburbanisation costs are paid by t…
La production privée des espaces publics. Centres-villes fragmentés et quartiers réservés aux États-Unis
Depuis un demi siècle les espaces urbains aux Etats-Unis sont désinvestis par la puissance publique. Les agglomérations deviennent des patchworks où alternent espaces totalement privatisés et espaces ou services négociés entre investisseurs privés et collectivités publiques. Ces dernières n'ont pas toujours la capacité d'imposer le bien commun de l'urbanité aux groupes de pression privés
Les gated communities aux États-Unis et en France
Cet article propose une analyse systémique de gated communities comme des formes génériques de la croissance urbaine, à travers les stratégies d’acteurs, des promoteurs et des résidants impliqués dans leur développement. Chacun de ces acteurs opère des choix, met en œuvre des politiques publiques qui orientent les stratégies de localisation: ceci contribue à structurer le développement des enclaves résidentielles fermées dans les villes capitalis…
Gated Communities
This article examines the notion of gated communities and, more generally, privately governed urban neighbourhoods. We do this by reviewing the idea that they are an innovative built-environment genre that has spread globally from a diverse set of roots and influences. These include the mass growth of private urban government in the USA over the past 30 years; rising income inequalities and fear in big cities; the French condominium law of 1804; …
From picket fences to iron gates
Retratos da metrópole parisiense
« La métropole parisienne, centralité, inégalité, proximité » propõe uma leitura e uma interpretação das tendências do território da Île de France (a região que inclui Paris e sete outros départements), ou seja, uma grande metrópole mundial de cerca de 11,3 milhões de habitantes em 2004, ligada às redes da globalização e da metropolização. O livro esboça os traços principais de suas estruturas territoriais emergentes, sublinha os desafios, o alca…
Gated Communities and House Prices
Housing prices being one factor thought to contribute to segregation patterns, this article aims at differentiating gated communities from non-gated communities in terms of change in property values. To what extent do gated communities contribute to price filtering of residents, and do patterns of price differentiation favor gated communities in the long run? The article provides an analysis of the territorial nature of gated communities and how …
Gated Communities
Inequality shaping processes and gated communities in US western metropolitan areas
This paper investigates the social dimensions of gated communities (GCs) in US western metropolitan areas and how they contribute to segregation. We use geographically referenced data of GCs, and introduce a local metric based on social distance indices (SDI). This multivariate spatial analysis investigates homogeneity in three aspects: race and ethnicity, economic class and age between 2000 and 2010 census. The results indicate contrasting effec…
Sur le front de la métropole
Sur le front des métropoles américaines, une formidable recomposition s’est opérée : les marges métropolitaines sont devenues le lieu privilégié de l’intégration sociale. Le discours dominant sur les suburbs des États-Unis fait néanmoins la part belle aux « lotissements à l’américaine » comme lieux de l’entre-soi, à l’hyper-ségrégation de périphéries opposées au centre, et à la monotonie d’espaces sans qualités. Pourtant, ces territoires sont con…
Is it all in the eye of the beholder? Benefits of living in mixed-income neighborhoods in New York and Los Angeles
Scholarly attention to mixed-income neighborhoods has come predominantly from studying the effects of federally funded housing policies, such as Empowerment Zone programs and the HOPE VI Urban Demonstration program, which was replaced by the Choice Neighborhoods program. These programs operate on the assumption that economic integration is beneficial to lower income residents. We believe that it is important to learn more about the already existi…
Impact de la densification sur les coûts des infrastructures et services publics
Cet article analyse l’impact de la densité, mesurée alternativement par l’emprise au sol du bâti et la tache urbaine, et des formes urbaines (surface urbanisée, indice de Gini et distance moyenne entre deux habitants) sur les dépenses de fonctionnement et d’investissement à l’échelle des communes pour dix aires urbaines françaises en 2015. Nous montrons que la densification entraîne dans l’ensemble une baisse des dépenses publiques mais que ses e…
Housing (In)Equity and the Spatial Dynamics of Homeownership in France
This paper advances a research agenda on how asset‐based welfare policies, residential market volatility, stratified accumulation and vulnerability impinge upon the geography of inequality in property markets. Since the mid‐1990s, housing prices have increased faster than the income of buyers, becoming a driver of social polarisation and household vulnerability. Few studies have however explicitly linked socio‐spatial inequality to asset capitali…
Encadrer des thèses
La relation entre l’encadrant·e et le·la doctorant·e est une dimension importante de notre activité professionnelle, et pourtant peu analysée. Cette première contribution ouvre une réflexion sur le vocabulaire (directeur·ice, encadrant·e, patron·ne, supervisor...), les textes réglementaires (arrêté de 2016, qui redéfinit profondément ses modalités), la littérature scientifique existante, et l’importance qu’il y a d’inscrire la thèse dans une traj…
Encadrer des thèses
1) La relation entre l’encadrant·e et le·a doctorant·e est une dimension importante de notre activité professionnelle, pourtant peu analysée. Une première contribution ouvre une réflexion sur le vocabulaire (directeur·ice, encadrant·e, patron·ne, supervisor...), les textes réglementaires, la littérature scientifique existante, et l’importance qu’il y a d’inscrire la thèse dans une trajectoire professionnelle. (2) Cette seconde contribution part d…
Multiple binds and forbidden pleasures
Our contribution aims at providing a return on experience by describing and theorizing the tactics we developed to poach time, space, and resources in order to write. A series of neoliberal measures in French higher education during the last 20 years shape the context, and have consequences for the political and material economies of scholarly writing. We use de Certeau's concept of poaching, because the strategies that our institutions deploy ex…
Patrimoines immobiliers
Tous les propriétaires ne sont pas égaux face aux évolutions des marchés immobiliers. Si certains savent tirer parti de marchés en croissance pour faire fructifier leur patrimoine, d'autres deviennent propriétaires au prix d'un endettement croissant. Loïc Bonneval et Renaud Le Goix montrent comment l'espace joue désormais un rôle capital dans les trajectoires socio-économiques des ménages. Le récent ralentissement du marché immobilier observé con…
Those who leave
In major metropolitan areas, gentrification, financialisation and welfare retrenchment contribute to a severe housing crisis. Over the past 20 years, home price inflation and affordable housing shrinkage have been particularly acute in Paris. Such issues have been linked to the displacement of lower-income Parisians and the suburbanisation of poverty on a regional scale. In this article, we match disaggregated data from the Family Benefits Fund (…
More volatile, less equal
Contributing to analyses of housing welfare and inequality, this article examines how the territorial circumscription of asset-based welfare policies impact the pattern and trajectory of residential inequality in situ. We look to France, which since the 2000s has used asset-based welfare policies as a tool for rebalancing local territorial cohesion throughout the country. These policies, which once had broad nationwide eligibility, have progressi…
Les espaces des multipropriétaires
En s’appuyant sur une partie des données d’une enquête par entretiens menée dans trois agglomérations (Paris, Lyon et Avignon), cet article analyse la spatialisation des patrimoines des multipropriétaires, en particulier des biens secondaires (investissement locatif, résidence secondaire) par rapport à la résidence principale. En cela, il se veut complémentaire des travaux récents qui étudient la structure de propriété de manière quantitative. Le…
Worlding geographies
This intervention responds to the ‘Geography in the World’ series, addressing the question from two angles. Firstly, it shifts the focus from geography in the world to worlding geographies. Drawing on Deleuze and Guattari's concept of ‘becoming‐minority’, it encourages reflection on the current geography of knowledge production as a historical, political, and linguistic construct. While this produces a dominance of English‐speaking geography, thi…
Political science (11 works) · Economics (7 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Housing Market and Economics (7 works) · Humanities (7 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (6 works) · Art (5 works)