Rachel Linossier

Rachel Linossier is a Lecturer in Planning and Urbanism at Lumière Lyon-2 University and a researcher at the Lyon Urban Planning Institute. Her work focuses on industrial metropolises, ecological transition, and urban policies. She has published extensively on Lyon's development as a 'manufacturing metropolis,' integrating industrial sectors with sustainable urban strategies.

Education: PhD in Geography from Lumière Lyon-2 University (2006). Research interests include urban-industrial dynamics, metropolitan policy evolution, and the interplay between economic development and environmental goals.

• Recent publications highlight Lyon's challenges in balancing industrial growth with ecological needs.
• Key works include analyses of zoning policies, urban intensification, and eco-industrial park strategies.

Media engagements include interviews on urban issues in Alternatives économiques, Tribune de Lyon, and radio discussions on post-industrial imaginaries.

Active in academic networks, she participates in events like the CO MISCIB scientific meetings and POPSU urban intensification conferences.