UMR IDEES IN ESPON TIGERBruxelles – 11th may 2010

Clarisse Didelon & Yann Richard

Maude Sainteville, César Ducruet

The UMR IDEES Partner

UMR IDEES is a CNRS team from Normandy

3 universities (Caen, Le Havre and Rouen)4 research teams (Geosyscom, Cirtai, Ledra & MTG)

Clarisse Didelon (co-coordinator), Olivier Joly, Emmanuel Eliot,Alain Vaguet, Sophie de Ruffray, Michel Bussi, Sylvie Vérité

During the TIGER project UMR welcome three associated researchers : - Yann Richard (co-coordinator), UMR LADYSS- César Ducruet & Maude Sainteville, UMR Géographie-cité

Previous studies on Europe and Globalisation

ESPON 3.4.1. Europe in the World(2005-2006)

The project were organised around four key questions

KQ 01 : delimiation of world regions KQ 02 : Europe in its networks

KQ 03 : European neighbourhood KQ 04 : Internal differenciations

POLITICAL REGIONS

HOMOGENEOUS REGIONS

FUNCTIONAL REGIONS

MENTAL REGIONS

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The result of the ESPON project were presented and enriched in an atlas published in 2008.

This atlas implied the involvement of new persons

Previous studies on Europe and Globalisation

FP7 projet : EuroBroadMap, Visions of Europe in the World

EuroBroadMap is born from questions raised by ESPON 3.4.1

Aim : produce an non Eurocentric vision of EuropeIn the world

2009-2011An enlarged team

AlexandrieBakuBangaloreBeijingBrusselsBucurestiBudapestBueaCantonChennaiChisinauCoimbraDakarDelhiDoualaErzurumEvoraFortalezaIasiIékatérinbourgIstambulIzmirKhabarovskLe HavreLeuven LiègeLisbonLyonManausMoscowNankinNaoundereParisPondicherryPorto AlegreSao PauloShanghaiStavropol StockholmTunisValettaWuhanYaoude

Enlarged survey sample

UMR IDEES in ESPON Globalisation

NAME Equipe Bussi Michel UMR IDEES – MTG De Ruffray Sophie UMR IDEES – MTG Didelon Clarisse UMR IDEES - CIRTAI Ducruet César UMR Géographie-cité Eliot Emmanuel UMR IDEES – MTG Joly Olivier UMR IDEES - CIRTAI Richard Yann LADYSS Sainteville Maude UMR Géographie-cité Vaguet Alain UMR IDEES – MTG Vérité Sylvie UMR IDEES

UMR IDEES in ESPON Globalisation

WP

WP 2.1. Data & Map

WP 2.2. Territorial structure in a comparative perspective

WP 2.2.1 Divisions of the World C. Didelon

W.P. 2.3 Flows and networks

WP 2.3.2. Financial flows and the impact of the financial crisis

M. Sainteville

WP 2.3.5. Flows and gateways : maritime and air flows C. Ducruet

WP 2.4. Political cooperation and networks Y. Richard

Divisions of the World

• Provide updated division of the world (WUTS)

• Compare Europe with other parts of the world

=> Building an enriched database

=> Use infra national administrative units

=> Fuzzy set theory approach

This map does notnecessarily reflect theopinion of the ESPONMonitoring Committee

W111 : Western Europe

W112 : Eastern Europe & Northern Asia

W121 : Southern & Eastern Mediterranea

W122 : Middle East & Central Asia

W131 : Central Africa

W132 : Eastern Africa

W133 : Western Africa

W134 : Southern Africa

(c)C.Grasland,UMRGéographie-cités,2005(ESPONProject3.4.1-EuropeintheWorld)

W210 : North America

W221 : Central America & Carribea

W222 : Southern America

W311 : Eastern Asia

W313 : South Eastern Asia

W312 : Southern Asia

W321 : Western Pacifica

W322 : South-Western Pacifica

W323 : Oceania

WP 3.2. Financial flows and the impact of financial crisis

→ Aim : assessing the position of Europe in the global financial flows, taking into account the spatial consequences of the financial crisis for cities,

→ Innovative data-set : worldwide matrix of cross-listing flows,

→ periode of time for the time-series comparison : 2007-2011.

Origine of foreign issuers listed on BME

Financial borders and

Stock markets of Europe(2008)

World level

• Weight and evolution of Europe in world port throughput

• Europe in the world maritime network (data on vessel movements)

• Europe’s maritime gateways: comparative analysis of foreland specialization, connectivity

Analyses across the 1970-2010 period, for various commodities (liquid and solid bulks, general cargo,

containers…) and at various levels (port, city, region, blocks…)

Regional level

• Traffic concentration evolution in Europe

• Port-region and port-city interactions

• Transport integration and intermodalism

Complemented by case studies at local level

Flows and gateways : maritime flows

Example: the worldwide liner shipping network (containers). Source: LMIU data

Political cooperation and networks