Jacques Lévy

Director of the Spatial Intelligence Chair at Université polytechnique Hauts-de-France, member of the Chôros rhizome. He works on the city and urbanity, the space of politics and spatial justice, Europe, globalisation, theories of inhabited space, cartography and non-verbal languages, and the epistemology of geography and social science. He was awarded the Vautrin-Lud prize in 2018. He is a member of the editorial board of EspacesTemps.net.

Autogéobiographie.

Using accurate and reliable data, it is now possible to account for the spatialities of an individual on a biographical timescale. A series of 13 maps explores a large part of a ...

16.10.2024

Tableaux de bord en mouvements.

Approaching the spatial dimension of the social worlds through spatialities leads to an analysis of the “dashboards of metrics” by which actors make trade-offs in their management of distances. We can see ...

05.06.2023

France, une société géographique.

The geography of the presidential election's second round is both simple and strong. It reveals a very marked opposition in terms of urbanity gradients and is more marked than the age, diploma ...

02.06.2022

Alex-ça.

Billions of ‘connected objects’ give new leverages for an ontological blurring between humans and things. The discussion should be taken back to basics in a context where actors, environments, and material or ...

01.02.2022