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                <text>Intensive rural development programmes coupled with state creation have engendered the remarkable transformation of many rural communities into rapidly growing urban centres in Nigeria. Most affected are the small towns which became the capitals of the new states. Makurdi, the capital of Benue State, is one of them. Makurdi and its environs were studied to assess the land use changes that had occurred between 1967 and 1980 for which the photographs were available. The study revealed that the use of remote sensing data with particular regard to soil conditions have been insufficient or non-existent in planning urban development in Makurdi. The sub-urban town had expanded rapidly with much of the development spilling into the Benue River floodplain, which contains the best agricultural soils. The floodplain soils are vital for dry season cropping and hence food production for the town. The conversion of good agricultural land to urban dwellings and other non-agricultural uses is not peculiar to Markudi town as other newly created state capitals are equally affected. Therefore, the situation calls for loca, state and national policies on comprehensive land use planning in developing urban centres so as to protect vital agricultural lands, such as floodplain (or fadama) against other competing uses, especially in the sub-humid and semi-arid regions of Nigeria. (Résumé d'auteur)</text>
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                <text>À partir d’enquêtes réalisées à l’automne 2006 à Angers, nous tentons de définir les diverses temporalités au sein de l’agglomération angevine, rapportées notamment aux temporalités des activités de services. Les diverses fréquentations des espaces urbains s’expliquent-elles par des temporalités différentes des activités (horaires de travail par exemple), par des temporalités différentes des visiteurs (« consommant » des services ou se promenant) ? Les évolutions récentes des conditions de travail (flexibilité des horaires, RTT, temps partiels) entraînent-elles des modifications de ces fréquentations ? Quelles adaptations ont été ou sont envisagées de la part des divers acteurs ? Les actifs ont-ils un comportement différent des personnes ayant moins de contraintes d’horaires (étudiants, retraités, touristes, chômeurs) ? Observe-t-on des différences et des variations au sein de l’espace urbain angevin ? Au regard d’expériences menées dans d’autres villes, les pouvoirs publics et privés peuvent-ils agir sur ces temporalités (législation, aménagements) ? </text>
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                <text>Les espaces périurbains restent très marqués par le rythme des navettes pendulaires. Pourtant, l'augmentation des situations d'emploi et des horaires atypiques induit un fonctionnement plus en continu et l'émergence de nouveaux besoins de services et d'horaires d'ouverture élargis. Des conflits entre groupes sociaux surgissent également de la confrontation entre plusieurs manières d'habiter le périurbain. Le pouvoir politique local, essentiellement les communes, essaient de répondre au mieux à ces problèmes qui remettent en cause l'image de villages conviviaux. L'articulation des temporalités périurbaines à celles de la ville est donc plus que jamais nécessaire.</text>
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                <text>Une livraison de la revue Urbia (N° 16, février 2014)&#13;
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L’espace et le temps constituent deux dimensions majeures et étroitement liées de l’organisation de notre vie quotidienne. Les villes sont une dérivée du temps. Elles en gardent les traces. Multiples, les temporalités urbaines sont à la fois celles des villes elles-mêmes dans leur matérialité et celles des hommes qui les habitent. Les sociétés urbaines contemporaines se glissent dans une enveloppe de formes bâties dont elles ont hérité une large part. Mais elles procèdent en permanence à une réactualisation de ces formes anciennes et à une mise au présent de leurs fonctions, de leurs usages et de leurs significations. Cette reconstruction temporelle de la ville agit non seulement sur l’habitabilité de la ville mais aussi sur la qualité de notre temps.&#13;
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Concevoir la ville c’est la préparer à habiter notre temps, les usages que nous en faisons. L’urbanisme peut-il contribuer à mieux formaliser dans le temps les aspirations et les attentes des citadins ? Quels projets pour mieux maîtriser les rythmes de la ville, harmoniser nos temporalités éclatées, libérer du temps ? Comment prendre en compte les rythmes dans l’observation et l’aménagement pour construire une « rythmanalyse », dont Henry Lefebvre avait bien mesuré les enjeux ? Comment concevoir concrètement un urbanisme des temps ?&#13;
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À travers ce numéro consacré au thème du temps et de l’urbanisme, Urbia propose d’aborder frontalement ces questions. Il s’appuie sur une dizaine de communications présentées lors de la 10ème Rencontre franco-suisse des urbanistes, intitulée « Concevoir la ville pour vivre le temps », », organisée le 5 juillet 2013 à Lausanne en partenariat par la section romande de la Fédération Suisse des Urbanistes, l’association française Urbanistes des Territoires et l’Institut de Géographie et Durabilité de l’Université de Lausanne.&#13;
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Sommaire :&#13;
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Articles&#13;
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Introduction. Vers un urbanisme des temps, A. Da Cunha, L. Gwiazdzinski, L. Herrmann&#13;
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