Dynamiques socio-spatiales des actifs lorrains au regard de la métropolisation transfrontalière luxembourgeoise

Since most of researches on economic metropolization have until then concentrated on "high added value" workers on both sides of the border, little place is left neither for analysis of the less valued categories in the process of metropolization, nor for the diversity of jobs within the regional labour markets. Yet, what is the position of less favoured social categories in the evolution of cross-border metropolis during last decades, when compared with managers or other liberal professions? To answer this question, a case study is carried out on the cross-border commuters in the Lorraine Reg... Mehr ...