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                <text>The enlargement of the EU/EEA area on 1 May 2004 to comprise 28 countries – including eight Central and Eastern European countries, in 2007 followed by Bulgaria and Romania – was a milestone. The subsequent opening of the markets for labor and services between countries with gaps in wages and living conditions comparable to those along the U.S./Mexican border has no modern precedent, prompting new patterns of competition, migration and adjustment in national labor market regimes. This paper reviews developments in labor migration after enlargement and the implications for the labor markets in the Baltic states and Poland, which have accounted for a predominant share of the intra-EU/EEA migration flows since 2004. Besides the UK and Ireland, where almost one million EU8 citizens had registered in 2007, the booming Nordic economies have become important destinations, having granted more than 250,000 permits and seen sizeable additional flows of service providers and self-employed from the Baltic states and Poland. In the sending countries, rising demand for labor has, alongside strong outmigration – especially among young and well-educated groups – engendered falling unemployment, soaring wage growth, and made shortages of skills and labor an obstacle to further economic recovery. Yet, while better paid temporary work abroad may weaken the incentives for employment, mobility and training in the home country, aging will lead to shrinking working-age populations in the coming years. Unless the Baltic states and Poland can entice a larger share of the population to work in their home countries – and/or can attract substantial labor migration from third countries – the declining work force may easily entail economic stagnation and reinforce the outflow of human resources. These countries are thereby facing a critical juncture in their economic and social development. In the recipient Nordic countries, the growing labor and service mobility, low cost production, and competition for labor in Europe, as well as emerging lines of division in the labor markets, have, on the other hand, raised new questions as to how the principles of free movement and the egalitarian Nordic models can be made reconcilable in the open European markets.</text>
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                <text>Notre objet ici consiste à définir les champs des « possibles » de la réduction de la place de la voiture dans la mobilité urbaine dans le cadre d'un programme de simulation du report modal, de la voiture vers le transport collectif, le vélo ou la marche. Notre approche tient compte de l'ensemble des activités et des espaces fréquentés qui soutiennent la mobilité quotidienne des conducteurs, le report modal potentiel est évalué à l'aune des performances relatives des modes en présence en termes de vitesse, de flexibilité et de coûts.&lt;br /&gt;Ce qui est donc objectivé dans cet article est une mesure du défi de vitesse et de flexibilité d'usage dans le temps et dans l'espace que pose « la voiture » aux politiques visant à en réguler son usage dans les parties les plus denses de nos agglomérations et notamment dans celles de la région parisienne. L'hypothèse sous-jacente à ces travaux est que la vitesse de déplacement, plus que son coût pour le conducteur, régit et organise les pratiques sociales d'un e grande majorité d'individus et légitime, au moins pour ceux qui sont en situation de choix, celui du mode le plus rapide et le plus flexible.&lt;br /&gt;C'est dans cette approche que nous définissons « les champs des possibles » du report modal et instruisons la contradiction existante entre les souhaits exprimés de réduction de l'usage de la voiture et son usage croissant. Les simulations présentées ont été principalement réalisées sur la base des usages quotidiens observés de la voiture dans la zone dense francilienne et sur le Grand Lyon par les « enquêtes ménages déplacements ».</text>
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                <text>In Europe, interesting European experiences in the field of production of indicators in order to&lt;br /&gt;measure the performance (as efficiency) of the public transport exists. This paper analyses five European cases: England, France, Norway, Sweden, and Italy. Those countries have more or less recent institutional changes : the criteria of performance seems to be more and more taken into account in those institutional changes, in particular because of the competition (but not only). Different actors in each country intervene to give more importance to the performance and its measure: the local authorities and the operators thanks to contractual mechanisms and performance incentives for instance. Local and national initiatives will be mentioned in the production of performance indicators. It will perhaps give some possible scenarios in the field of performance indicators for the French public transport case.</text>
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                <text>On the interest of introducing performance indicators in the local urban transport in France: a proposal for a European benchmarking analysis</text>
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                <text>Virtual Research Environments are tools and technologies to enhance and support research. These online environments are dedicated to &lt;br /&gt;support collaboration whether in the management of a research activity, the discovery, analysis and curation of data or information, or &lt;br /&gt;in the communication and dissemination of research outputs. They are applicable to numerous domains, and they are particularly useful &lt;br /&gt;for Cultural Heritage purposes. Aim of this paper is to present a Virtual Research Environment (VRE) for archaeology and architecture. &lt;br /&gt;An Information System has been produced, which is based on open source software modules and works on the Internet. It permits to &lt;br /&gt;avoid users to be software driven and it makes possible for different persons to register and consult data from different places. The &lt;br /&gt;system will then improve the sharing of research and data between archaeologists working on dissimilar sites, and also between these &lt;br /&gt;professionals and the general public for the dissemination of the knowledge about the site. Our VRE has diverse objectives: digital &lt;br /&gt;archiving of archaeological and architectural datasets, data inquiry through different interfaces notably clickable plans and 3D models, &lt;br /&gt;attractive visualization and communication of information. &lt;br /&gt;The Information System includes possibilities of thematic and interactive treatments. The thematic treatments are done from the history &lt;br /&gt;and the visit of the archaeological site, from diverse search engines and from views of the records. The interactive treatments are carried &lt;br /&gt;out on plans and on 3D models that are used as interactive interfaces to access the documents and objects. It allows doing an exploratory &lt;br /&gt;visit of the site and an inquiry of all the documents that have been gathered about it, according to the interests of each visitor. The &lt;br /&gt;tool proposed is usable for every kind of archaeological site, and allows managing and visualizing very diverse types of data. Our first &lt;br /&gt;experimentations and tests have been done on sites managed by the Service of the National Sites and Monuments of Luxembourg: the &lt;br /&gt;medieval castle of Vianden and the gallo-roman villa of Echternach. &lt;br /&gt;In the system, data with metadata chosen by the expert are recorded in the XML format (standard of the W3C) and automatically &lt;br /&gt;integrated in a MySQL database. Afterwards, the registered information is made accessible through different interfaces, particularly &lt;br /&gt;interactive 2D and 3D representations, which permit queries at spatial and temporal levels. These clickable representations are 2D &lt;br /&gt;images or vectors created in SVG, and 3D models produced in VRML and X3D, for a full compliance with the W3C recommendations. &lt;br /&gt;The 3D models are principally historical models, which have been initially created from multiple data sources like texts, old paper &lt;br /&gt;plans, drawings, sections, etc., coming from the excavation work of the archaeologists. At the beginning they were in a particular &lt;br /&gt;modeler format. They have been exported in VRML and X3D afterwards, and then made interactive thanks to anchor processes. It is &lt;br /&gt;now possible to click on these models to access all the data from which they have been produced. In addition, the user of the system can &lt;br /&gt;generate his own 3D models and composition plans thanks to multi-criteria data entry forms. He has the choice to select for example &lt;br /&gt;one or several places and one or several historical phases, for which he wants to generate ”on the fly” the 3D model to see the historical &lt;br /&gt;evolutions of the site. Approximately the same process is available to create synthesis 2D plans or photo-montage allowing for instance &lt;br /&gt;to superimpose the architectural arrangement of the castle today with its former configurations. &lt;br /&gt;The proposed VRE offers also different possibilities to improve the visualization of archaeological and architectural data, which have &lt;br /&gt;sometimes been gathered for a long time, often without computerized means. This information is then highlighted in a new way, rather &lt;br /&gt;than being forgotten in a drawer with any means of further exploitations.</text>
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