Sonia Guelton
Biographic Data
| ID | 1633352 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sonia Guelton |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sonia |
| FAMILY NAME | Guelton |
| SIGNATURE | GUELTON S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris-Est Créteil |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6190-2580 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Revisiting (neo)liberalism in land policy
Property rights regimes play an important role in shaping land policy and planning policy. This paper presents the findings of comparative research on property rights regimes across Europe. Based on the survey responses of experts from 24 countries, the analysis offers a deeper understanding of various property rights regimes, and their evolution during the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The paper analyses property rights regimes in various …
The changing tracks of land value capture in constrained policy contexts; A comparison of London’s Crossrail and Grand Paris Express
Land value capture is often vaunted as having significant potential to fund public infrastructure, including mega transport projects like urban metro railway schemes. Yet land value capture is frequently challenging to operationalise and project promotors can be reluctant to use it to finance schemes. This article explores why and how land value capture came to be deployed in financing two major contemporary comparable urban railway developments:…
Leveraging land-value capture in contexts of urban austerity
Austerity urbanism has emerged as a powerful concept to explore the political and socio-spatial consequences of cuts in public spending, but interrogations remain regarding public actors’ shifting role in urban production in times of increased budgetary constraints. This article focuses on Land Value Capture (LVC), a financing mechanism that has been gaining traction amongst scholars and practitioners alike. While LVC can be framed as a valuable …
Can the French development tax be a strategic land value capture instrument
This article analyses how local governments can use a land value capture instrument to support their land development and planning policy in addition to their financial objectives, focusing on the French ‘development tax’ in a real-estate development project in Bordeaux. It compares the legal framework of the development tax with the practice of public and private negotiation. The case study concludes that tax decisions leave unforeseen room for …
Negotiated windfalls
Les enjeux fonciers vus d’en bas
Ce dossier porte sur les propriétaires fonciers et leur pouvoir d’intervention dans la construction de la ville. Les conflits que la propriété foncière suscite sont analysés du point de vue des populations propriétaires, occupantes ou voisines dans leur relation avec les autres parties-prenantes du processus d’urbanisation, en premier lieu avec la puissance publique, mais aussi avec d’autres acteurs moins connus qui peuvent conduire les changemen…
La financiarisation du foncier
Les attributs du foncier donnent régulièrement lieu à des calculs financiers et à des espoirs de rentabilité qui ont attiré les investisseurs et permis de dynamiser l’urbanisation. La tendance a pris une nouvelle envergure ces dernières décennies et renvoie à une réalité sociale problématique : le foncier est un objet financier avant d’être le support d’activités humaines. Cette situation atteint une limite lorsque les constructions ne répondent …
Structuring the Potential Losses from Vandalism; Actions of Insurers Confronted with the Insecurity Resulting from Vandalism
Social disturbances have occurred repeatedly in recent years in several countries. The number of incivilities is important from a social point of view as long as they often concern fragile populations, the poorest, and small shops and businesses. In the meantime, there are concentrated in deprived areas where it is all the most important to prevent exclusion and desertification. The risk connected with vandalism is a risk of social exclusion and …
Les inégalités spatiales en matière de risque lié à la malveillance. La contribution des assureurs
Les statistiques disponibles permettent de caractériser la malveillance par sa très forte concentration dans le temps et dans l'espace. L'approche des assureurs complète et confirme celle du Ministère de l'intérieur. L'insécurité ambiante qui règne alors dans ces territoires repousse l'implantation des populations et des activités et contribue au déséquilibre social urbain. Les assureurs peuvent, par leur contribution à la mutualisation du coût d…
Negotiated windfalls
The changing tracks of land value capture in constrained policy contexts; A comparison of London’s Crossrail and Grand Paris Express
Land value capture is often vaunted as having significant potential to fund public infrastructure, including mega transport projects like urban metro railway schemes. Yet land value capture is frequently challenging to operationalise and project promotors can be reluctant to use it to finance schemes. This article explores why and how land value capture came to be deployed in financing two major contemporary comparable urban railway developments:…
Les inégalités spatiales en matière de risque lié à la malveillance. La contribution des assureurs
Les statistiques disponibles permettent de caractériser la malveillance par sa très forte concentration dans le temps et dans l'espace. L'approche des assureurs complète et confirme celle du Ministère de l'intérieur. L'insécurité ambiante qui règne alors dans ces territoires repousse l'implantation des populations et des activités et contribue au déséquilibre social urbain. Les assureurs peuvent, par leur contribution à la mutualisation du coût d…
Structuring the Potential Losses from Vandalism; Actions of Insurers Confronted with the Insecurity Resulting from Vandalism
Social disturbances have occurred repeatedly in recent years in several countries. The number of incivilities is important from a social point of view as long as they often concern fragile populations, the poorest, and small shops and businesses. In the meantime, there are concentrated in deprived areas where it is all the most important to prevent exclusion and desertification. The risk connected with vandalism is a risk of social exclusion and …
La financiarisation du foncier
Les attributs du foncier donnent régulièrement lieu à des calculs financiers et à des espoirs de rentabilité qui ont attiré les investisseurs et permis de dynamiser l’urbanisation. La tendance a pris une nouvelle envergure ces dernières décennies et renvoie à une réalité sociale problématique : le foncier est un objet financier avant d’être le support d’activités humaines. Cette situation atteint une limite lorsque les constructions ne répondent …
Les enjeux fonciers vus d’en bas
Ce dossier porte sur les propriétaires fonciers et leur pouvoir d’intervention dans la construction de la ville. Les conflits que la propriété foncière suscite sont analysés du point de vue des populations propriétaires, occupantes ou voisines dans leur relation avec les autres parties-prenantes du processus d’urbanisation, en premier lieu avec la puissance publique, mais aussi avec d’autres acteurs moins connus qui peuvent conduire les changemen…
Can the French development tax be a strategic land value capture instrument
This article analyses how local governments can use a land value capture instrument to support their land development and planning policy in addition to their financial objectives, focusing on the French ‘development tax’ in a real-estate development project in Bordeaux. It compares the legal framework of the development tax with the practice of public and private negotiation. The case study concludes that tax decisions leave unforeseen room for …
Negotiated windfalls
Leveraging land-value capture in contexts of urban austerity
Austerity urbanism has emerged as a powerful concept to explore the political and socio-spatial consequences of cuts in public spending, but interrogations remain regarding public actors’ shifting role in urban production in times of increased budgetary constraints. This article focuses on Land Value Capture (LVC), a financing mechanism that has been gaining traction amongst scholars and practitioners alike. While LVC can be framed as a valuable …
The changing tracks of land value capture in constrained policy contexts; A comparison of London’s Crossrail and Grand Paris Express
Land value capture is often vaunted as having significant potential to fund public infrastructure, including mega transport projects like urban metro railway schemes. Yet land value capture is frequently challenging to operationalise and project promotors can be reluctant to use it to finance schemes. This article explores why and how land value capture came to be deployed in financing two major contemporary comparable urban railway developments:…
Revisiting (neo)liberalism in land policy
Property rights regimes play an important role in shaping land policy and planning policy. This paper presents the findings of comparative research on property rights regimes across Europe. Based on the survey responses of experts from 24 countries, the analysis offers a deeper understanding of various property rights regimes, and their evolution during the late 20th and early 21st centuries. The paper analyses property rights regimes in various …
Political science (7 works) · Economics (4 works) · Finance (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Business (3 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Housing Market and Economics (3 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (3 works) · Humanities (3 works)