CDD, Bordeaux, Cestas-Gazinet.| Entreprise/Organisme : | Inrae | | Niveau d'études : | Doctorat | | Date de début : | 2 novembre 2020 | | Durée du contrat : | 12 mois | | Rémunération : | 2371,13€ brut a minima | | Description : | >You will join the research team of project QuaLitto « Quality of life and territorial development trajectories of coastal territories in New-Aquitaine Region : spatial , methodological issues and empirical approaches » (https://qualitto.inrae.fr/, financed by New-Aquitaine Region, 2019-2021). The ranking of the best cities to live in has grown considerably in recent years. In a context of globalization and high mobility of production factors, recent empirical literature tends to show that metropolises supply decisive social and economic opportunities. Those that are particularly valued for their living environment are likely to stand out by attracting the preference of companies seeking to attract new talents, by widening the growth differential with other metropolises, and - more sustainably - by consolidating a structural advantage in terms of territorial capital. The latter encompasses a combination and accumulation of material and immaterial non-delocalizable resources, and the human and institutional means to locally control access, use and benefits of it. Territorial capital could also act as economic shock-absorber by facilitating the regional economic resilience when a crisis strikes. However, the concentration of activities and inhabitants within metropolises and the resulting growing pressure on urban infrastructure and services raise negative externalities (air pollution, decline in accessibility…), altering the formation and renewal of territorial capital.Therefore, medium-sized cities could feed regional growth models, allowing to benefit from the positive externalities associated with agglomeration effects, while preserving a valued environment to live in. The coastal regions of the French Atlantic coast offer a laboratory for observing and analyzing such territorial development trajectories, both in terms of quality of life and in terms of economic activity dynamics. The objective of one of the research components of the QuaLitto project is to develop an empirical approach that would focus on the main territorial factors explaining these trajectories in all their diversity.
> More particularly you will have to :
- identify statistical links between the development dynamics associated with economic activities (employment growth, labour productivity, etc.) and the territorial capital endowment of the regions under consideration (accessibility, skills of the active population, level of equipment and public services, etc.) to explain the ongoing processus;
- conduct this analysis on the scale of French living area units and their territorial subsets;
- develop the adequate methodology by exploring spatial multivariate statistical analysis;
- compare obtain results with the spatialized version of clustering ClustGeo, recenty developped by the the welcoming team, with those obtained via other multivariate approaches integrating spatial component for the analysis of regional economical dymanics. | | En savoir plus : | NA
Appel-candidature-postdoc-QuaLitto EN.pdf | | Contact : | vanessa.kuentz-simonet@inrae.fr |
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