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Nathalie Ortar is a senior researcher in anthropology at the LAET. Her research has mainly focused on the relationship between inhabiting and residential and professional mobility. In this context, she explored different forms of residential multi-location. Since 2010, she has also been working on the changes that occur in living patterns in a context of injunction to sustainable development. This has led her to question the place of energy in everyday life. With Simone Abram she has created the Energy Anthropology Network within EASA. Finally, extending her research interests to discard studies, she has developed a research seminar on the issues the secondary use of material culture in collaboration with anthropologist Elisabeth Anstett.
Bikeability refers to the capacity of spaces to accommodate, facilitate and secure cycling practices. GIS-based, its evaluation, is built on indicators which are based on projections of what is increasing/decreasing the ability ...
Le changement se cristallise, selon Robert Castel, autour de « ce que l’on pourrait appeler des configurations problématiques, c’est-à-dire des nœuds de questions sur lesquels se cristallisent la plupart des tensions, des ...
This paper studies the changes in the young adults’ relationship to cars. It is based on mixed methods, combining qualitative interviews carried out in Lyon, and secondary analyses of 1995 and 2006 ...
Considérant la place de plus en plus centrale prise par les mobilités dans les modes de vie et les dynamiques à l’œuvre dans nos sociétés, le groupe de travail « Mobilités Spatiales et ...
Les six articles proposés dans ce dossier portent sur le thème différenciations, inégalités et mobilité. Plus précisément, il s’agit d’envisager comment l’analyse des mobilités des personnes peut éclairer et être éclairée par ...