Mathilde Moaty

Mathilde Moaty serves as a Lecturer-researcher at Paris Nanterre University since September 2024, affiliated with the Faculty of Social Sciences and Planning and Department of Geography and Planning. She concurrently holds an Associate Researcher position at LATTS and conducts research at LAVUE Laboratory (UMR CNRS 7218) in the Max Weber Building.

Her academic foundation includes a Doctorate in Spatial Planning and Urban Planning earned jointly from the University of Paris Est and University of São Paulo. Educational credentials are presented in a structured format:

• Doctor of Spatial Planning and Urban Planning (University of Paris Est / University of São Paulo)

Research focuses on urban morphology, territorial organization, and socio-spatial dynamics within metropolitan contexts. Her work bridges theoretical frameworks with practical urban interventions, emphasizing sustainable development and spatial justice in global South and North contexts. Methodologically, she integrates qualitative fieldwork with spatial analysis techniques.

Active within LAVUE Laboratory (a CNRS-affiliated unit) and LATTS research network, she contributes to interdisciplinary projects examining urban transitions, infrastructure politics, and planning epistemologies. Her institutional positioning connects French and Brazilian urban scholarship through ongoing cross-continental collaborations.