Francesca Artioli
Biographic Data
| ID | 893886 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francesca Artioli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francesca |
| FAMILY NAME | Artioli |
| SIGNATURE | ARTIOLI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris-Est Créteil |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6600-2645 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Metropolitan governance as organised anarchy: The case of the Paris region
La contractualisation financière entre l'État et les collectivités locales: La Controverse Des Deux Dépenses Publique
International audience
Les cartes de l’action publique: Pouvoirs, territoires, résistances
Les cartes sont au cœur de l’action publique et des dynamiques qui la façonnent. Instruments de réforme politique et territoriale, supports de représentation des problèmes publics, vecteurs de conflits et de mobilisations citoyennes, elles constituent un objet central pour les sciences sociales. Cet ouvrage pluridisciplinaire interroge les usages politiques des cartes, à travers une perspective multiniveaux et par la confrontation entre différent…
Sale of public land as a financing instrument. The unspoken political choices and distributional effects of land-based solutions
Explaining the diversity of policy responses to platform-mediated short-term rentals in European cities: A comparison of Barcelona, Paris and Milan
Short-term rentals facilitated by online platforms (like Airbnb) have recently become a subject of intense debate, leading many city governments to pass new regulations attempting to control both their proliferation and platform activities. While these policy responses vary greatly from city to city, there is little comparative research to explain this diversity. This paper employs a sociological approach to public policy analysis to compare the …
Four types of urban austerity: Public land privatisations in French and Italian cities
This article contributes to current debates on urban austerity by comparing public land privatisations in French and Italian cities. These privatisations have emerged in several countries during the last two decades as a recurring austerity measure. However, current research does not explain how similar national austerity policies result in diverse urban outcomes. This article tackles this limitation by developing an analytical model of the diffe…
Real Estate Development
After presenting both the social and the scientific relevance of real estate development, this entry offers an overview of the main scholarly approaches to its study. It then focuses on the varieties of real estate development, intended as the diverse configurations of state–market relations that organize the production of the built environment. It finally identifies some major debates about current changes in both the politics and capital of rea…
Scaling the nexus: Towards integrated frameworks for analysing water, energy and food
The emergence of the water–energy–food (WEF) nexus has resulted in changes to the way we perceive our natural resources. Stressors such as climate change and population growth have highlighted the fragility of our WEF systems, necessitating integrated solutions across multiple scales. While a number of frameworks and analytical tools have been developed since 2011, a comprehensive WEF nexus tool remains elusive, hindered in part by our limited da…
Les politiques du retrait territorial de l’État: Réformes de la carte militaire et gestion des mobilisations locales (1989-2012)
En prenant pour objet les réformes de la carte militaire en France entre 1989 et 2012, cet article étudie comment les intérêts locaux contraignent et sont intégrés aux politiques de retrait de l’État qui suppriment ou réorganisent des activités et des investissements publics dans les territoires. Face à un risque de blocage et de changement du contenu des réformes militaires par les acteurs locaux, le ministère de la Défense met en place une poli…
The water-energy-food nexus: An integration agenda and implications for urban governance
When administrative reforms produce territorial differentiation. How market-oriented policies transform military brownfield reconversion in France (1989–2012)
The article explores the territorial dimension of the reforms that remould state administrations, which is overlooked by both public sector and territorial politics literatures. It is based on a fine-grained case study of how the emergence of an administrative reform aimed at strengthening market coordination in the management and sale of public real estate in France has affected previously existing forms of military real estate management that r…
Restructurations du centre et conflits des périphéries: L’échec des projets urbains face au retrait des armées en Italie
À travers une analyse des projets d’aménagement pour la reconversion des sites militaires dans trois villes italiennes – Rome, Tarente et Udine –, cet article contribue aux débats sur l’évolution des relations entre les gouvernements urbains et l’État depuis les années 1990. Il montre l’échec des négociations autour des projets urbains et l’émergence de nouveaux conflits entre les villes et l’État. Alors que les travaux sur les villes ont mis l’a…
The Navy and the city: Conflict, cooperation and political competition in the urban governance of Toulon
This article contributes to the debate about urban governance in specialized European cities, by focusing on the interplay between changes in national defence policies and local initiatives. It is based upon qualitative research carried out in Toulon, a mid-sized French city and the biggest military port on the Mediterranean Sea. Firstly, it explains how the emergence of a new urban agenda aimed at diversifying the city from its military function…
Explaining the diversity of policy responses to platform-mediated short-term rentals in European cities: A comparison of Barcelona, Paris and Milan
Short-term rentals facilitated by online platforms (like Airbnb) have recently become a subject of intense debate, leading many city governments to pass new regulations attempting to control both their proliferation and platform activities. While these policy responses vary greatly from city to city, there is little comparative research to explain this diversity. This paper employs a sociological approach to public policy analysis to compare the …
Scaling the nexus: Towards integrated frameworks for analysing water, energy and food
The emergence of the water–energy–food (WEF) nexus has resulted in changes to the way we perceive our natural resources. Stressors such as climate change and population growth have highlighted the fragility of our WEF systems, necessitating integrated solutions across multiple scales. While a number of frameworks and analytical tools have been developed since 2011, a comprehensive WEF nexus tool remains elusive, hindered in part by our limited da…
The water-energy-food nexus: An integration agenda and implications for urban governance
Four types of urban austerity: Public land privatisations in French and Italian cities
This article contributes to current debates on urban austerity by comparing public land privatisations in French and Italian cities. These privatisations have emerged in several countries during the last two decades as a recurring austerity measure. However, current research does not explain how similar national austerity policies result in diverse urban outcomes. This article tackles this limitation by developing an analytical model of the diffe…
Sale of public land as a financing instrument. The unspoken political choices and distributional effects of land-based solutions
Metropolitan governance as organised anarchy: The case of the Paris region
Restructurations du centre et conflits des périphéries: L’échec des projets urbains face au retrait des armées en Italie
À travers une analyse des projets d’aménagement pour la reconversion des sites militaires dans trois villes italiennes – Rome, Tarente et Udine –, cet article contribue aux débats sur l’évolution des relations entre les gouvernements urbains et l’État depuis les années 1990. Il montre l’échec des négociations autour des projets urbains et l’émergence de nouveaux conflits entre les villes et l’État. Alors que les travaux sur les villes ont mis l’a…
The Navy and the city: Conflict, cooperation and political competition in the urban governance of Toulon
This article contributes to the debate about urban governance in specialized European cities, by focusing on the interplay between changes in national defence policies and local initiatives. It is based upon qualitative research carried out in Toulon, a mid-sized French city and the biggest military port on the Mediterranean Sea. Firstly, it explains how the emergence of a new urban agenda aimed at diversifying the city from its military function…
When administrative reforms produce territorial differentiation. How market-oriented policies transform military brownfield reconversion in France (1989–2012)
The article explores the territorial dimension of the reforms that remould state administrations, which is overlooked by both public sector and territorial politics literatures. It is based on a fine-grained case study of how the emergence of an administrative reform aimed at strengthening market coordination in the management and sale of public real estate in France has affected previously existing forms of military real estate management that r…
Restructurations du centre et conflits des périphéries: L’échec des projets urbains face au retrait des armées en Italie
À travers une analyse des projets d’aménagement pour la reconversion des sites militaires dans trois villes italiennes – Rome, Tarente et Udine –, cet article contribue aux débats sur l’évolution des relations entre les gouvernements urbains et l’État depuis les années 1990. Il montre l’échec des négociations autour des projets urbains et l’émergence de nouveaux conflits entre les villes et l’État. Alors que les travaux sur les villes ont mis l’a…
Les politiques du retrait territorial de l’État: Réformes de la carte militaire et gestion des mobilisations locales (1989-2012)
En prenant pour objet les réformes de la carte militaire en France entre 1989 et 2012, cet article étudie comment les intérêts locaux contraignent et sont intégrés aux politiques de retrait de l’État qui suppriment ou réorganisent des activités et des investissements publics dans les territoires. Face à un risque de blocage et de changement du contenu des réformes militaires par les acteurs locaux, le ministère de la Défense met en place une poli…
The water-energy-food nexus: An integration agenda and implications for urban governance
Scaling the nexus: Towards integrated frameworks for analysing water, energy and food
The emergence of the water–energy–food (WEF) nexus has resulted in changes to the way we perceive our natural resources. Stressors such as climate change and population growth have highlighted the fragility of our WEF systems, necessitating integrated solutions across multiple scales. While a number of frameworks and analytical tools have been developed since 2011, a comprehensive WEF nexus tool remains elusive, hindered in part by our limited da…
Real Estate Development
After presenting both the social and the scientific relevance of real estate development, this entry offers an overview of the main scholarly approaches to its study. It then focuses on the varieties of real estate development, intended as the diverse configurations of state–market relations that organize the production of the built environment. It finally identifies some major debates about current changes in both the politics and capital of rea…
Four types of urban austerity: Public land privatisations in French and Italian cities
This article contributes to current debates on urban austerity by comparing public land privatisations in French and Italian cities. These privatisations have emerged in several countries during the last two decades as a recurring austerity measure. However, current research does not explain how similar national austerity policies result in diverse urban outcomes. This article tackles this limitation by developing an analytical model of the diffe…
Les cartes de l’action publique: Pouvoirs, territoires, résistances
Les cartes sont au cœur de l’action publique et des dynamiques qui la façonnent. Instruments de réforme politique et territoriale, supports de représentation des problèmes publics, vecteurs de conflits et de mobilisations citoyennes, elles constituent un objet central pour les sciences sociales. Cet ouvrage pluridisciplinaire interroge les usages politiques des cartes, à travers une perspective multiniveaux et par la confrontation entre différent…
Sale of public land as a financing instrument. The unspoken political choices and distributional effects of land-based solutions
Explaining the diversity of policy responses to platform-mediated short-term rentals in European cities: A comparison of Barcelona, Paris and Milan
Short-term rentals facilitated by online platforms (like Airbnb) have recently become a subject of intense debate, leading many city governments to pass new regulations attempting to control both their proliferation and platform activities. While these policy responses vary greatly from city to city, there is little comparative research to explain this diversity. This paper employs a sociological approach to public policy analysis to compare the …
Metropolitan governance as organised anarchy: The case of the Paris region
La contractualisation financière entre l'État et les collectivités locales: La Controverse Des Deux Dépenses Publique
International audience
Political science (12 works) · Economics (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Public Administration (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (4 works) · Law (4 works)