Territorial dynamics and reconfiguration of public and private solidarity

This Research Project focuses on the relationship between public and private forms of solidarity and territorial dynamics, with a strong questioning of the inequalities that result and the power dynamics that emerge.
Our hypothesis is that the forms of public action and family solidarity are anchored, deployed and evolve in heterogeneous and shifting territories, which shape them at the same time as they are shaped by them. More precisely, the aim is to study both how public action meets the needs of populations by taking account of territorial specificities, and how populations (individuals and families) reappropriate these spaces, focusing on individual, family, political and territorial mobilities.