Aims

Introduction the a few recent themes or research advances in economical geography.

Main themes

Magistral course will complete the GEOG 2141 and 2142 courses by presenting advanced subjects in economical geography. A non-exhaustive list would be: - spatial competition models (Hotelling);- the models of spatial choices with application to housing demands; to transportation choice, ;- deepening of the central site theory; - growth and regional divergence. Practical work for bibliographic research and to oral presentations on actuality themes in economical geography. They also largely call to personal work by the student.

Other information (prerequisite, evaluation (assessment methods), course materials recommended readings, ...)

Prerequisites: the courses GEOG 2141 and GEOG 2142.

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