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Henriot, Carine. "Villes nouvelles et redéploiement métropolitain à Shanghai : les nouvelles périphéries urbaines chinoises." Thesis, Paris 1, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA010667.
Full textAt the beginning of the 2000's, suburban growth around Chinese big cities is accelerating. This spectacular growth greatly impacts urban fabrics. Shanghai becomes an emerging metropolis able to modernize its urban landscape, to mobilize the whole municipality territories, to operate a deconcentration then a polycentric redeployment of both activities and population towards new towns. This doctoral thesis in Geography deals with international urban pattern transmission, urban production in a context of huge public intervention, social and spatial changes in Shanghai new urban peripheries, challenging metropolitan system integration of the new towns built since 1999 in the framework of five polycentric redeployment programs
Monin, Étienne. "Formation agraire, nouveaux modèles agricoles et encadrements métropolitains à Shanghai." Thesis, Paris 1, 2015. https://ecm.univ-paris1.fr/nuxeo/site/esupversions/64de969e-ead7-42bf-bf12-6ee59037b87a.
Full textRural areas within 30-70 kilometers of Shanghai city belong to its municipal territory. They form the eastern border of the deltaïc plain at the mouth of the Yangtze River. China's economic capital, populated wih 23 million inhabitants, the city has become in three decades a global metropolis and a showcase of Chinese modernization. This doctoral thesis in agricultural geography analyzes the processes behind agriculture spatial and functional restructuring, in the time Shanghai countryside has transformed into metropolitan peripheries. Mutations in landscapes and agrarian settlement attest of a complex set of economical, technological and social changes, ordered through growing interactions with metropolitan consumption market. Systemic analysis shows the guiding role played by political and scientifical institutions and economical stakeholders, in shaping agriculture metropolitan functional integration
Tao, Xiaofan. "Le Yangzi, du fleuve à la région ? : les recompositions spatiales de l'urbain et les politiques d'aménagement d'un grand bassin hydrographique." Phd thesis, Université Panthéon-Sorbonne - Paris I, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00756922.
Full textAi, Chi-Han. "Le développement de clusters arrivés tardivement dans l'industrie des circuits intégrés : une approche fondée sur les interactions des connaissances." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0076.
Full textIn this research, the comparison between the case of Hsinchu and that of Zhangjiang is drawn for two reasons. First, they are regarded as the largest industrial agglomeration in the integrated circuit (IC) industry, an industry that tends to easily develop into a business cluster; second, since Chinese and Taiwanese companies technologically fall behind their counterparts in Western countries, the growth of local companies can promote innovation in the cluster. Most companies in both technology parks are local ones. Their developmental process and catching-up strategies will be observed and analyzed
Bazaud, Colas. "Centralité et forme urbaine. La dimension morphologique de l’accès à la ville et ses potentialités dans la perspective d’une alternative à la mobilité automobile." Thesis, Paris Est, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019PESC1001.
Full textThis thesis focus on the relation between the notion of centrality and urban form, both from a general point of view and for alternatives to automotive mobility in urban areas.Following a chronological order, a first part questions this relation from a theoretical angle by comparing selected works on the notions of center and centrality on the one hand, and on urban forms on the other. Leading to criteria for identifying centers, it also leads to consider centrality as referring to a gradual reality relating to urban space as a whole.Using these criteria and this definition, a second part provides morphological analysis of different spaces within the metropolitan areas of Washington, Paris and Shanghai. Highlighting a determining role of walking, these analysis allow a classification of identified centers according to how their morphological characteristics contribute to condition relations between urban amenities, both inside these places and in relation to their environment. But they also lead to the identification of a reticular expression of centrality, which is not inclined to be characterized by the only notion of center, and appears to be a potentially effective for alternatives to automotive mobility