We reach this conclusion using an empirical agent-based model initialised on the Paris region with a (mobile) synthetic population and combined scenarios of residential patterns (random allocation vs. census-based allocation ) and daily mobility (no daily moves, random moves or survey-based moves).

... risk flattening difference in the pursuit of comparability. A more pluralistic approach to synthesis would attend not only to linguistic diversity but also to epistemological multiplicity, embracing research that is situated, embodied, and often resistant to quantification." (p.7)

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Their answer: "not merely linguistic differences, but distinct epistemological orientations, methodological preferences, and assumptions about whose knowledge counts" (p.2).

"Geography's strength lies in its attention to scale, place, and power—yet SERs [Systematic Evidence Review] ...

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Autumn 2025 🪪🌴

“The perfect moment to make plans together and build up energy for 9 December.” According to the organisers, that’s the reason to come to a mobilisation lunch at Pulse next Monday.

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3/ highlight the need for new and diverse case studies, especially from unequal and segregated cities from non-dominant countries;
4/ give more attention to temporality, time lags and reverse causality;
5/ champion a mutual awareness between empirical and theoretical research.