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Lisa Levy is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Environmental Sciences, University of Geneva, since 2015. Her work bridges territorial planning policies and epistemology of development, focusing on the interplay between structured planning and improvisation in shaping urban spaces. She specializes in environmental risks (flood zones and airport areas) and flood risk governance.
Education:
- Doctorate in Geography, University of Grenoble (2013)
Her research explores territorial improvisation as a counterpoint to traditional planning, analyzing large-scale projects through rhythmanalysis and temporal dynamics. Publications highlight collaborative governance in flood risk management and the epistemological shifts in urban policy implementation.
Teaching:
- Research Methodology
- Territorial Project Workshops
- Urban Policy and Governance
Thesis Directions: Supervised Master's projects on affordable housing policy in Val de Bagnes, Chasseral Regional Park expectations, and urban mobility challenges in Montréal.
Labs/Teams: Collaborated on the STAR-FLOOD project (2015-2016), redesigning European flood risk governance frameworks.
