May-June 68, l’Espace géographique and the memory of a scientific community (1 document)
COLLECTIF. May-June 1968, l’Espace géographique and the memory of a scientific community. A debate, June 16th 2008 (5 doc.; 17 encadrés; 1 photo)
The institutional system of French geographers of the sixties and 1968 (1 doc.; 3 photos)
May 1968 begins in Nanterre… in 1964
COLLECTIF. Prosopography of contributors
Selective bibliography on geography and the 1968’s
What right to the city for psychologically fragile people? Learnings from a peer-support group (1 encadré; 1 fig.; 1 tabl.)
Being part of the city and able to shape it are two main components of the right to the city as discussed by Henri Lefebvre. But what about people with mental health problems? How can they exercise such a right? This article stems from a qualitative study conducted in a peer-support group called a ‘‘GEM’’ located in a small French town. The article explores the influence of this peer-support group on the members’ relationship to the town, by analysing how the GEM increases their feeling of inclusion and gives them opportunities to transform the town. This article thus seeks to inform the discussion on inclusion in towns and cities of ageing people with mental health problems.
keywords: INCLUSION, MENTAL HEALTH, PEER-SUPPORT GROUP, RIGHT TO THE CITY, TOWN
Development of the popular city in Lima (Peru). Return to San Juan de Lurigancho (1 fig.; 10 photos)
Book reviews
In this issue of l’Espace géographique, you will find critical reviews of the following books
ÉVRARD E. (2017). La Grande Région Saar-Lor-Lux. Vers une suprarégionalisation transfrontalière? Rennes: Presses universitaires de Rennes, coll. «Espace et Territoires», 258 p. (Guy Baudelle, université de Rennes 2) ISBN: 978-2-7535-6521-0
L’espace géographique 4/19
L’espace géographique 2/20
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