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                <text>Dans les semaines qui suivent les attentats du 11 septembre 2001, les journaux Juifs américains mettent en évidence, dans les reportages qu’ils consacrent à cette actualité, deux visions très différentes de ce que signifie être juif, aujourd’hui, aux États-Unis. La première est locale : dans les communautés, l’identité juive se construit d’abord sur l’espace du voisinage, de l’agglomération, les territoires du quotidien. La seconde est internationale : pour les grandes institutions juives américaines, cette identité doit se nourrir d’autres repères territoriaux, dont le pays d’accueil, à savoir les États-Unis ; puis Israël ; enfin, les autres pays qui regroupent des populations de la diaspora. L’étude de la presse juive américaine permet, ainsi, de dresser une géographie originale de l’identité des Juifs américains. Leurs journaux s’inscrivent, en effet, dans plusieurs logiques territoriales. Celle de leur diffusion, d’abord, qui fait de la presse ethnique un indice résidentiel très pertinent. Celle du contenu rédactionnel et publicitaire, ensuite : leur cartographie dépasse la seule information résidentielle ; elle se fait aussi culturelle, économique. Apparaît alors, dans la construction identitaire juive américaine, une ambiguïté : au combat collectif pour le maintien d’un réseau diasporique dynamique, tant sur le plan politique que culturel, répondent des comportements politiques plus individualistes, plus en phase avec la réalité sociale américaine. D’un côté, la survie de la spécificité culturelle juive ; de l’autre des processus d’assimilation. Cette identité n’est plus religieuse, rituelle, traditionnelle, elle est devenue politique. </text>
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                <text>In the following weeks after the 11th September attacks, the American Jewish press underscores in its editorials two ways of what being Jewish means, today, in America. The first one is connected with neighbourhood, with the daily life places. The second way is more international. According to the main American Jewish institutions, the Jewish identity must have other territorial marks: the United States of America, Israel, and, finally, all the countries of the Diaspora, where Jewish populations live. Studying the American Jewish press allows, then, in order to underscore a new geography of the American Jews’ identity. Indeed, their newspapers have several territorial logics. The first one consists in their deliveries that make ethnic press to be a judicious residential indication. The second one insists on the places the adverts and editorials deal with. Their cartography is more than a residential indication; it is also a cultural and economic one. This exercise of interpretation puts forward an ambiguity in the American Jewish identity structure: to the fighting as a group, in order to maintain a dynamic cultural and political Diaspora network, answer more individualistic political behaviours, which are basic American ones. On the one hand, the Jewish cultural specificity survival; on the other hand, the assimilation process. The Jewish identity in the United States of America is, thus, no more a religious, ritual nor a traditional one. It has become a political identity. </text>
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                <text>Alors que la question des inégalités sociales de scolarisation a fait en France l’objet d’importants travaux depuis les années 1960, les recherches scientifiques sur la ségrégation scolaire dans l’espace urbain sont relativement récentes, qu’il s’agisse d’enquêtes sur la dimension spatiale de ces inégalités ou sur la différenciation des flux scolaires. À partir des années 1980, des enquêtes descriptives ont été menées par des géographes sur les formes de ségrégation sociales et spatiales, parallèlement à des approches politiques dénonçant les processus de marginalisation et de discrimination, mais l’espace scolaire restait relativement peu abordé. Ce n’est que dans les années 1990 que les inégalités de scolarisation en milieu urbain ont été véritablement abordées par la géographie comme par la sociologie de l’éducation : ces deux disciplines se sont peu à peu focalisées sur l’étude des flux scolaires entre établissements, dans un contexte où les politiques nationales de « démocratisation scolaire » ont fait de l’école un thème à fort enjeu local. L’objet de cet article est tout d’abord de faire un bilan de ces travaux, de leurs résultats et des problèmes qu’ils peuvent soulever : l’analyse géographique des différenciations spatiales d’une part, la sociologie de l’évitement scolaire d’autre part. Il s’agit ainsi de mettre au jour certains présupposés non explicités à l’œuvre dans les analyses de la ségrégation scolaire, en particulier en ce qui concerne les représentations de l’espace et des contextes des pratiques sociales. </text>
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                <text>Whereas the question of the social inequalities of schooling was the subject in France of significant work since the 1960s, scientific research on school segregation in urban spaces has recently taken the spatial dimension of these inequalities and the differentiation of school flows as main objects. From the 1980s, descriptive surveys of segregation were carried out by geographers, and political approaches were denouncing the processes of marginalisation and discrimination, but school space remained relatively little studied. It is only in the 1990s that education inequalities in urban environment were truly approached by geography as by sociology of education: These two disciplines have focused on the study of school flows of pupils between schools, just as the national policies of “school democratization” made of school a topic with strong local stakes. The object of this article is first of all to make an assess- ment of these works and of their results: geographical analysis of space differentiations on the one hand, sociology of school avoidance (“évitement scolaire”) on the other hand, in order to analyse the representations of the space and the contexts of social practices involved in this study. </text>
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                <text>La frontière d’état franco-allemande connaît, dans le cadre du processus d’intégration européenne, une évolution fonctionnelle majeure, qui se traduit notamment par une amplification des formes de mobilités transfrontalières de la population. Nous proposons de saisir les effets spatiaux de l’ouverture de la frontière politique en étudiant, à l’échelle régionale (le grand Est français), les processus de diffusion spatiale d’un indicateur de la mobilité des individus : le travail frontalier vers l’Allemagne sur un pas de temps relativement long (1968-1999). Nous montrerons ainsi en quoi l’atténuation de l’effet barrière de la frontière politique participe à la modification de sa nature spatiale en lui permettant d’affirmer son caractère zonal.  </text>
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                <text>L’habitat et le logement ont longtemps occupé une place périphérique dans les politiques du vieillissement. En même temps, les politiques du logement qui prennent en compte l’effet des transformations démographiques sont encore relativement récentes. En examinant les actions et les recommandations des plans nationaux dévolus aux questions du logement et du vieillissement, cet article observe aussi comment les représentations de la vieillesse en France et au Royaume-Uni orientent les politiques publiques. En France, la vision médicalisée d’une vieillesse dépendante est encore omniprésente tandis que le Royaume-Uni, après avoir longtemps embrassé le même schéma, cherche à réhabiliter l’image des personnes âgées, pour « repenser » la vieillesse autrement. En s’appuyant sur une concertation intergouvernementale le Royaume-Uni s’efforce de promouvoir une politique du logement destinée à l’ensemble de la population. Cette nécessité de reconsidérer la question de l’habitat et du logement de façon à s’adresser à tous, sans critère d’âge, commence aussi à se manifester en France. </text>
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                <text>En France, les espaces ruraux et périurbains ont connu un regain démographique important depuis les années 1980 alors même que les lois de décentralisation contribuaient à les libérer de la tutelle d’un État longtemps tout puissant dans l’aménagement de « son » territoire. Loin d’alimenter la thèse d’une renaissance rurale et d’un développement local plus autonome, cet article, qui s’appuie sur de nombreuses recherches et terrains, vise à montrer le renforcement des inégalités sociales dans les choix de mobilité et d’ancrage, d’une part, et des inégalités territoriales sur le marché de l’attractivité, d’autre part. Quatre figures de territoires synthétisent, de manière idéale-typique, la manière dont s’articulent localement des dynamiques sociodémographiques et migratoires, des relations sociales et des fonctionnements politico-institutionnels en orientant le développement dans le sens du repli protecteur qui confine à la dévitalisation, de la sélection sociale parée des atours de la durabilité, de la recherche de mixité, ou bien encore de l’ouverture compétitive. </text>
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                <text>La surmortalité exceptionnelle observée parallèlement à l’épisode caniculaire d’août 2003 s’est produite avec une intensité différente selon les lieux : elle a été plus importante en Île-de-France et dans le Centre que dans d’autres régions de France. Son impact a été plus massif en milieu urbain que dans les communes rurales. À Paris, l’expression de ce phénomène a été particulièrement exacerbée, avec une augmentation de près de 190% de la mortalité entre le 1er et le 20 août 2003 par rapport aux années antérieures. Toutefois, cette surmortalité ne s’est pas produite de manière homogène dans la ville. L’analyse des disparités spatiales de mortalité dans la ville a été conduite sur les décès domiciliés selon deux niveaux d’agrégation, les arrondissements (au nombre de 20) et les quartiers (80). Elle repose sur la cartographie d’indicateurs simples de mortalité (ratio standardisé de mortalité) et de surmortalité (ratio de mortalité). La détermination des facteurs de risques sociaux (caractéristiques socio-démographiques et socio-économiques de la population) et contextuels (température, pollution, niveau socio-économique du quartier) s’appuie sur la construction d’un modèle de régression poissonnien. En 2003 une structure spatiale de mortalité différente de celle des années de référence est mise en évidence qui se caractérise par un pôle de surmortalité au sud de la ville. Ce décalage de la mortalité au cours de la canicule par rapport aux années sans canicule pourrait s’expliquer par l’intrication étroite entre des facteurs socio-économiques et d’autres facteurs, tels que les niveaux de pollution ou les variations intra-urbaines de température.  Au-delà de la dimension dramatique de cet événement sans précédent, l’étude met en exergue la précarité sociale et économique d’une partie de la population âgée de la capitale. Cette étude souligne donc de manière forte l’importance des liens réciproques entre les différentes dimensions (sanitaires, sociales et contextuelles) d’un phénomène de santé. </text>
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Franck Scherrer, urbaniste et géographe, est professeur à l’institut d’urbanisme de Montréal qu’il dirige depuis 2010, après avoir dirigé celui de Lyon.&#13;
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Martin Vanier, géographe, est professeur à l’Université de Grenoble et consultant auprès des collectivités locales au sein de la coopérative Acadie (Paris).&#13;
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                <text>Le texte a pour but de contribuer à la connaissance de la relation entre métropole et ville moyenne en Amazonie à partir de l'analyse de la relation établie entre Belém et la ville moyenne de Macapá (capitale de l’État de l'Amapá ). Plus qu’une inquiétude par rapport aux relations spatiales, il s’agit d’analyser les dynamiques économiques et leurs implications géographiques comme étant partie d’un processus général de production et reproduction de la société capitaliste sur cette partie du territoire brésilien. L'argument principal développé dans ce travail est que la relation entre Belém et Macapá doit être comprise dans le cadre du processus de concentration et de centralisation du capital auquel le pays est soumis. </text>
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                <text>This paper aims to contribute to the knowledge of relationship between metropolis and medium city on Amazon from the analysis of the relationship established between Belém and the medium city of Macapá (capital of Amapá State). More than a concern with spatial relationships, it seeks an analysis of economic dynamics and their geographical consequences as part of general process of production and reproduction of capitalist society in this portion of Brazilian territory. The main argument developed in this paper is that relationships between Belém and Macapá must be understood on the core of the process of concentration and centralization of capital that has reached the country. </text>
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                <text>Cet article a deux objectifs: caractériser et évaluer le potentiel de développement économique de la municipalité d’Oiapoque (Etat d'Amapá), située à la frontière nord du Brésil. Dans un premier temps, l'étude fait une évaluation de la situation générale avec les données statistiques du dernier recensement de l'Institut brésilien de Géographie et de Statistiques (IBGE) et le site Portail Transparence du gouvernement du Brésil. Ensuite, sont étudiés les facteurs qui influencent directement le développement économique oiapoquense. La méthodologie de recherche a été divisée en trois étapes : 1) bibliographique et documentaire, 2) travail sur le terrain, occasion de collecter une grande partie des données présentées dans la deuxième section, et analyse de laboratoire 3) résultats des deux étapes précédentes. Le document conclut que, d’une façon générale, Oiapoque est une municipalité urbanisée, qui a connu une croissance démographique significative au cours des dix dernières années mais sans amélioration parallèle de la qualité de vie des résidents ; et que la situation géographique frontalière, les structures foncières et socioéconomiques, et l’absence de politiques publiques au niveau des infrastructures influent fortement sur le développement économique. </text>
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                <text>This essay has a twofold purpose: to characterize and simultaneously assess the potential for economic development in the municipality of Oiapoque (state of Amapá), located on the northern border of Brazil. Initially, this work evaluates general information with statistical data from the last census of Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) and Portal Transparência from the Brazilian Federal Government. Next, an assessment of the factors that directly influence the economic development from Oiapoque is made. The research methodology was divided into three steps: 1) bibliographicand documentary research, 2) field work, on which most part of the presented data on the second section were collected, and 3) laboratory analysis of the results from the last two steps. Generally, the paper concludes that Oiapoque is an urbanized city with a significant population increase over the past ten years without accompanying improvement in quality of life for residents. In addition, it was found that its geographical position border, the land structure and socio-economic, public policy and lack of infrastructure are keys to understanding and / or path to economic development. </text>
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                <text>O presente artigo tem um duplo objetivo: caracterizar e ao mesmo tempo avaliar o potencial para o desenvolvimento econômico do município de Oiapoque (estado do Amapá), localizado na fronteira setentrional brasileira. Inicialmente, o trabalho avalia informações gerais com dados estatísticos do último censo do Instituo Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) e do Portal Transparência do Governo Federal e, em seguida, é feito um balanço de fatores que influenciam diretamente o desenvolvimento econômico oiapoquense. A metodologia da pesquisa foi dividida em três etapas: 1) pesquisa documental e bibliográfica; 2) trabalho de campo, momento da coleta de grande parte dos dados apresentados na segunda seção; e 3) análise em laboratório dos resultados nas duas etapas anteriores. O trabalho conclui de maneira geral que Oiapoque é um município urbanizado com aumento populacional significativo nos últimos dez anos sem o acompanhamento de melhoria na qualidade de vida dos habitantes e que sua posição geográfica fronteiriça, a estrutura fundiária e socioeconômica e a carência de políticas públicas em infraestrutura são elementos essenciais para o seu desenvolvimento econômico. </text>
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                <text>Violence and criminality are wide themes and, according to the approach used, can be explained in different ways. In this work the subject of criminal violence was prioritized, with attention to the mapping of information. Our intention in this analysis was to problematize the differentiated distribution of criminal occurrences in the urban space of a middle sized city in the South of Brazil - Santa Maria, focusing on how the different crime types are distributed around the neighborhoods of the city, considering socio-economic characteristics. Methodologically, we have used the mapping of data provided by IBGE and information about criminal occurrences obtained from the military brigade of Rio Grande do Sul State. We have also made use of reports from diverse participants in the city, as their positioning was important to help us understand the dynamics of criminal violence. Our results indicate that the criminal occurrences related to drug traffic concentrate in an area where the levels of income and education are low.  However, many drug dealers and consumers are residents of other parts of the city and are characterized by belonging to different social classes, even if this information does not appear very frequently in the statistics. Moreover, we have observed that, departing from this type of crime, others also occur, such as robberies, thefts, and assaults. We have also verified that crimes against the person, in a general way, are distributed differentially from crimes against property; and that in many cases this differentiation may be related to social, economic and urban infrastructure factors of the neighborhood. It is important to add that the occurrence of some crime types has followed specific patterns. Thus, in this study, there was a need to question: the data sources researched, the reason for the differentiated occurrence of crimes in the neighborhoods, possible victims and aggressors, why some crimes had bigger visibility than others, what is the relationship with the social inequalities, what is the analysis about white-collar crimes, etc. Finally, with this article, we aimed at contributing to the study of the types of violence that cover the Brazilian middle cities, through one of the many ways in which it is possible to think about this subject in the urban space. </text>
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                <text>Violência e criminalidade são temáticas abrangentes e, de acordo com a abordagem utilizada, podem ser explicadas sob diferentes vieses. Neste trabalho foi priorizado o que se denominou de violência criminal, com enfoque no mapeamento de informações. Nosso intuitofoiproblematizar a espacialização diferenciada das ocorrências criminais no espaço urbano de uma cidade média no sul do Brasil - Santa Maria, focando como os diferentes tipos de crimes estão distribuídos pelos bairros da cidade, considerando características socioeconômicas nesta análise. Metodologicamente, utilizamos o mapeamento dos dados fornecidos pelo IBGE e aqueles provenientes das ocorrências criminais obtidos junto à brigada militar do estado do Rio Grande do Sul. Fizemos uso também de relatos de diversos atores da cidade, uma vez que seus posicionamentos foram importantes para ajudar a entender a dinâmica da violência criminal na cidade. Nossos resultados apontam que as ocorrências criminais relacionadas ao tráfico de drogas concentram-se numa área onde os níveis de renda e instrução são baixos, porém muitos traficantes e consumidores são residentes de outras partes da cidade e caracterizados por pertencer a diferentes classes sociais, embora essas informações não apareçam com frequência nas estatísticas. Além disso, observamos que, a partir desse tipo de crime, ocorrem outros, como: roubos, furtos e agressões. Verificamos também que os crimes contra a pessoa, de modo geral, distribuem-se diferentemente dos crimes contra o patrimônio, e que em muitos casos essa diferenciação pode estar relacionada a fatores sociais, econômicos e de infraestutura urbana do bairro. É importante acrescentar que a ocorrência de alguns tipos de crimes seguiu padrões específicos. Assim, nesse estudo, foi preciso questionar as fontes de dados pesquisadas, o porquê da ocorrência diferenciada dos crimes nos bairros, possíveis vítimas e agressores, por que alguns crimes tiveram maior visibilidade que outros, qual a relação com as desigualdades sociais, qual a análise sobre os crimes do colarinho branco etc. Por fim, com esse artigo, objetivamos contribuir com o estudo das violências que incidem sobre as cidades médias brasileiras, através de um dos inúmeros caminhos em que é possível pensar esse assunto no espaço urbano. La violence et la criminalité sont des thèmes globaux et, selon l'approche utilisée, peuventt être expliquées sous différents biais. Dans ce travail on priorise ce qu'on a appelé violence criminelle, en se concentrant sur la cartographie d´informations. Notre but c´est discuter la spécialisation différenciée des occurences criminelles dans l´espace urbain de Santa Maria, une ville moyenne au sud du Brésil, se concentrant sur la façon dont différents types de crimes sont distribués dans les différents quartiers de la ville, considérant aussi des caractéristiques socioéconomiques dans cette analyse. Méthodologiquement, nous avons utilisé la cartographie des données de l'IBGE et celles tirées des événements criminels obtenus à partir de la Brigade militaire de Rio Grande do Sul. Nous avons également utilisé les rapports de plusieurs acteurs de la ville, car leurs positions étaient importantes pour aider à comprendre la dynamique de la violence dans la ville. Nos résultats indiquent que les événements criminels liés au trafic de drogue sont concentrés dans une région où les revenus et les niveaux d'éducation sont bas, cependant de nombreux traficants et consommateurs résident d'autres parties de la ville et  appartiennent à des différentes classes sociales, bien que ces informations ne figurent pas très souvent dans les statistiques. En outre, nous avons noté qu´à partir de ce type de crime, d'autres se produisent, tels que les cambriolages, les vols et les agressions. Nous avons également constaté que les crimes contre la personne, en général, sont répartis différemment des crimes contre le patrimoine, et que, dans de nombreux cas, cette différence peut être liée aux facteurs sociaux, économiques et d´infrastructure urbaine du quartier. Il est à noter que l'occurence de certains types de crimes a suivi des modèles spécifiques. Ainsi, dans cette étude, il a fallu remettre en question les sources de données recherchées, la raison de la présence différentielle des crimes dans les quartiers, des possibles victimes et agresseurs, pourquoi certains crimes sont plus visibles que d'autres, quel est le rapport avec les inégalités sociales, quelle est l'analyse sur la criminalité des cadres, etc. Enfin, avec cet article, nous pensons contribuer à l'étude des violences qui se concentrent sur les villes moyennes au Brésil, à travers une des nombreuses voies qui rendent possible de penser à cette affaire dans l'espace urbain. </text>
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                <text>A partir de 2001, l'administration municipale, la société civile et les experts ont commencé à s'interroger sur l'avenir de la décharge Bandeirantes, la plus grande du monde, située dans un petit quartier appelé Perus, dans la zone ouest de São Paulo. Malgré la recommandation des experts et la volonté de la communauté locale d'implanter un parc sur le site d'enfouissement, la municipalité a opté pour une finalité économique: la production d'électricité par combustion de gaz méthane émanant de la décomposition des déchets accumulés. Depuis 2003, avec Unibanco en tant que médiateur en chef, elle a poussé au déploiement,sur l'aire d'enfouissement, d'un projet MDL - Mécanisme de Développement Propre. Ce projet est un instrument opérationnel du Protocole de Kyoto qui appelait à la réduction des émissions de polluants dans l'atmosphère par l'encouragement de pratiques économiques qui génèrent de l'énergie alternative propre et qui vise à convertir les crédits de carbone (certifié) en actifs financiers. La proposition serait une excellente idée pour tous les acteurs concernés, si les autorités municipales n'avaient pas oublié d'appeler la communauté locale à participer à la conduite du projet, ce qui est prévu par l'Article 2 de ce traité. Le texte analyse la façon dont la participation locale a été écartée de la conduite du projet et comment a été formé un monopole des grands acteurs hégémoniques dans la capture, la production, la distribution et la consommation d'électricité produite par une activité lucrative alternative, le Consórcio Bandeirantes, qui rassemble des entreprises du Projeto MDL Aterro Bandeirantes. </text>
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                <text>From 2001 began the questioning of municipal government, civil society and experts about the future of the Aterro Bandeirantes, the world's largest landfill, located in a small district called Perus, in the western zone of São Paulo. Although the recommendation of experts and the will of the local community to create a park on the landfill, the municipal government has opted for an economic finality: the generation of electricity by burning methane gas emanating from the decomposition of accumulated junk. Since 2003, the municipal government, and Unibanco as chief mediator, came to encourage the deployment, in the landfill area, of a MDL – (Mechanism of Clean Development) project. This project is an instrument to operationalize the Kyoto Treaty for reduction of emission of pollutants into the atmosphere through the encouragement of economic practices that generate alternative energy, as the same time converting carbon credits (certified) in financial assets. The proposal would be a great idea for all the actors concerned, if the municipal authorities had not forgotten to call the local community to participate in the conduct of the project, something provided for in Article 2 of that Treaty. The following text is a statement of how was this process of dumping of local participation in the conduct of the project and on how was formed a monopoly of the hegemonic actors in the capture, generation, distribution and consumption of electricity generated, the lucrative Consórcio Bandeirantes, the aggregate of companies that gave rise to the Projeto MDL Aterro Bandeirantes. </text>
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                <text>A partir de 2001 tiveram início as indagações do poder público municipal, da sociedade civil e de especialistas a respeito do futuro do Aterro Bandeirantes, o maior aterro sanitário do mundo, localizado em um pequeno distrito chamado Perus, zona Oeste do Município de São Paulo. Muito embora houvesse a recomendação dos especialistas e a vontade da comunidade local em implantar ali, um parque sobre o Aterro, o poder público municipal optou por um fim econômico: a geração de energia elétrica através da combustão do gás metano emanado da decomposição do lixo acumulado. A partir de 2003, o poder público municipal, tendo o Unibanco como principal mediador, passou a fomentar a implantação, na área do aterro, do chamado Projeto MDL – Mecanismo de Desenvolvimento Limpo. Esse projeto é um instrumento de operacionalização do chamado Tratado de Kyoto para a redução da emissão de poluentes na Atmosfera através do incentivo de práticas econômicas geradoras de energia alternativa, não-poluente que tem por finalidade converter créditos de carbono (certificados) em recursos financeiros. A proposta seria uma grande idéia e uma ótima saída para todos os atores em questão, se o poder público municipal não tivesse esquecido de chamar a comunidade local a participar da condução do projeto, algo previsto pelo Artigo 2º do referido Tratado. O texto a seguir é uma exposição de como se deu esse processo de alijamento da participação local na condução do projeto e de como foi formado o monopólio dos grandes atores hegemônicos na captação, geração, distribuição e consumo da energia elétrica alternativa gerada pelo lucrativo Consórcio Bandeirantes, o agregado de empresas que deu origem ao Projeto MDL Aterro Bandeirantes. </text>
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                <text>Avec la mondialisation, les ensembles portuaires s’équipent, connaissent de grandes transformations territoriales et de nouvelles articulations entre les acteurs de la ville/port pour affronter la concurrence et gagner des parts de marché. Avec un marché mondial en expansion compétitive où les grands ports chinois figurent aux meilleures places, les ports de la façade de la mer du Nord ne déméritent pas. Rotterdam reste le 3ème port du monde et maintient sa primauté en Europe. Cependant, les ports français, et singulièrement Dunkerque (troisième port du pays), se laissent distancer par les plus grands ports européens. Ce déclin est-il le résultat de la désindustrialisation, du retard accusé par les équipements logistiques ou de la question de la gouvernance? Il semble bien que c’est en termes d’organisation productive que se joue l’avenir des ports français, c’est pourquoi l’entrée logistique sera privilégiée dans le sens où elle oriente les nouvelles modalités de l’aménagement des territoires et des échanges économiques. </text>
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                <text>With globalization, port equipments are modernizing and specializing. Major territorial transformations take place and new joints between the actors of the city/port help to compete and win market shares. Within a global market, where major Chinese ports are in the best ranks, the European Northern Range remains significant. Rotterdam is still the 3rd port in the world and maintains its primacy in Europe. However, the French ports, and particularly Dunkirk (3rd port of the country), are left behind. Is this decline due to de-industrialization, poor logistical equipment or a question of governance? It seems that the future of French ports relies on a better productive organization. This is the reason why logistics will be considered here as a major issue towards improving management of both territories and trade. </text>
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                <text>Com a mundialização, os conjuntos portuários se equipam, conhecem grandes transformações territoriais e novas articulações entre os agentes da cidade/porto para confrontar a concorrência e ganhar parcelas do mercado. Com um mercado mundial em expansão competitiva, onde os grandes portos chineses figuram nos primeiros lugares, os portos da fachada do Mar do Norte possuem boas posições. Roterdã permanece o terceiro maior porto no volume total de cargas e mantém sua primazia na Europa. Entretanto, os portos franceses, particularmente Dunkerque (terceiro porto do país), se distanciam dos maiores portos europeus. Este declínio é resultado da desindustrialização, do atraso acusado pelos equipamentos logísticos ou da questão da governança? Parece evidente que seria em termos da organização produtiva que se coloca o futuro dos portos franceses. Assim, a entrada logística será privilegiada, porque esta variável orienta as novas modalidades do planejamento dos territórios e dos intercâmbios econômicos. </text>
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                <text>L'axe central de ce travail est lié à des changements récents dans l'utilisation des terres et dans les directions de l'expansion physique et territoriale de la ville de Londrina. Même avec son dynamisme économique diversifiée (capital industriel et agricole), depuis sa fondation, la ville n'a pas été en mesure d'empêcher le développement d’un circuit spéculatif, en grande partie responsable de la croissance physique de la ville et des territoires, qui a produit un tissu urbain fragmenté, marqué par la ségrégation sociale et à l'environnement dégradé. L'effort fait dans ce travail a permis d'élucider, dans les limites imposées par son ampleur, le besoin urgent de définir et de mettre en œuvre des politiques et des stratégies pour gérer l'utilisation et l'occupation des terres rurales dans les environs immédiats de la ville de Londrina </text>
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                <text>The core of this study is related to the recent changes in soil/land use and to the trends in physical/territorial expansion of Londrina-PR. Besides its diversified economical dynamism (industrial and agricultural capital) since its foundation, the city has been unable to control the speculative real estate business, the sole responsible for its physical-territorial development, creating a fragmented, socially segregated and environment degrading urban growth.  Findings from this study help recognize, within the limitations imposed by its scope, the need to define and implement public management policies and strategies for the rural land/soil use and occupation in the surrounding areas of Londrina. </text>
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                <text>O eixo central desse trabalho está relacionado às alterações recentes do uso do solo e aos direcionamentos da expansão físico-territorial da cidade de Londrina. Mesmo diante de seu dinamismo econômico diversificado (capitais industriais e agrícolas), desde sua fundação, não tem sido capaz de impedir o circuito imobiliário especulativo, grande responsável pelo crescimento físico-territorial da cidade, o que produziu um tecido urbano fragmentado, socialmente segregado e ambientalmente degradado. O esforço empreendido, neste trabalho, ajudou a elucidar, dentro das limitações impostas pelo seu escopo, a necessidade urgente da definição e implementação de políticas públicas e estratégias de gestão do uso e ocupação do solo rural no entorno imediato da cidade de Londrina. </text>
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