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Dr. Mathieu Petite is a Researcher at the Department of Geography, University of Geneva. He holds a doctorate from the University of Geneva (2009) and was a visiting researcher at Royal Holloway University of London (2009-2010). Previously, he worked in environmental and sustainable development consultancy (2001-2007). His research focuses on geographical identities, including the interplay between residential trajectories and spatial categories like mountains and peri-urban areas. He also explores cultural dimensions of tourism, heritage valorization, and associated conflicts. His current projects include 'Living (for a time) in the Swiss mountains' and 'Living (for a time) in the peri-urban areas.'
Education:
- PhD in Geography, University of Geneva (2009)
- Studies at Universities of Grenoble and Geneva
Research Interests:
Dr. Petite investigates how geographical categories shape individual and collective identities, particularly in mountain and peri-urban regions. His work bridges human geography with cultural studies, examining tourism’s role in identity formation and the socio-political dynamics of heritage preservation. He addresses contemporary challenges such as urbanization impacts and resource conflicts linked to heritage management.
Advising & Grants:
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