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BAZART Cécile
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The limits of behavioral nudges to increase youth turnout: Experimental evidence from two French elections
, Guido Andrea, Baudry Pierre, , Berger Loïc, Berlin Noémi, Bonein Aurélie, , , , , [et al]
2025
Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization“I can't get no satisfaction”: Soil contaminated brownfield redevelopment in France
Tendero Marjorie,
2024CitiesContribution of perceptions to the acceptability of adaptation tools to sea level rise
, Blayac Thierry, Rey-Valette Helene
2024Climate PolicyLes déterminants de la non-conformité et de la perception du fardeau fiscal en France
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2022Revue EconomiqueInequalities and solidarities: interactions and impacts of sea-level-rise adaptation policies
Long Nathalie, ,
2022Ecology and Society
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Cleaning Up Industrial Brownfields: How to Address Residents’ Mistrust
Today, nearly eight in ten French people live near a contaminated brownfield site, and several thousand sites remain abandoned. Despite remediation efforts and redevelopment policies, and amid technical uncertainties, hidden clean-up costs and the weight of collective memory, restoring residents’ trust remains a challenge. Cécile Bazart, economist, member of CEE-M, Associate Professor at the University of Montpellier and Marjorie Tendero (ESSCA) conducted a study, analyzing the persistence of local residents’ mistrust toward brownfield sites, even after remediation and redevelopment operations have been carried out.
