Placement, déplacement, re-placement : propriétaires et locataires dans une opération de rénovation urbaine à Clichy-sous-Bois et Montfermeil

From the results of a survey carried out on the urban renewal program of Clichy-sous-Bois/Montfermeil, this article examines the effects, for the inhabitants, of the placement, displacement, and re-placement logics within the inhabited space, incurred by this policy. Based on the analysis of their i...

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Main Author: Rémi Habouzit
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Université Lille 1 2021-05-01
Series:Territoire en Mouvement
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/tem/7525
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Summary:From the results of a survey carried out on the urban renewal program of Clichy-sous-Bois/Montfermeil, this article examines the effects, for the inhabitants, of the placement, displacement, and re-placement logics within the inhabited space, incurred by this policy. Based on the analysis of their initial living situations, the goal is not only to study the types of housing and what sort of residential space they can have access to, but also to understand how they adapt to their new environment. Namely, the analysis takes the example of the residents (former owners and tenants) of a degraded private joint-ownership property, relocated within the same city, but in the social housing stock of newly constructed buildings. This article first underlines the internal variations of these residents objectification of their differences of social status, residential position and migratory path. Then, this article shows how before and after relocating, the relationships the residents have with their housings and the way they live within the neighborhood becomes as much a way of positioning within a physical and private area, and the reflection of the way they place themselves and are placed than the illustration of how they welcome the public policy. rehousing, housing unit, inhabited space, owners, tenants, urban renewal
ISSN:1950-5698