Marion Sabrié

Marion Sabrié
  • PhD
  • Lecturer at Université de Rouen Normandie

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Introduction
I got my PhD in April 2015. In early 2016, I worked in LSE Cities on Yangon Urban Growth.
Current institution
Université de Rouen Normandie
Current position
  • Lecturer
Additional affiliations
April 2015 - present
Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Paris
Position
  • Research Associate
January 2015 - June 2015
Paris Nanterre University
Position
  • Research Assistant
Education
April 2009 - April 2015
September 2005 - July 2007
Sorbonne University
Field of study
  • Geography
September 2001 - September 2003
Sorbonne University
Field of study
  • Geography

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Publications (22)
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Myanmar has gone through unprecedented changes since the year 1997,whenthe country joined the Association of Southeast-Asian Nations (ASEAN). Those changes have accelerated since the beginning of globalization processes and of economic liberalization, launched by the government in 2010. As a result, the territorial dynamics of the country are quick...
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RÉSUMÉ – Yangon, centre économique du Myanmar, connaît un développement urbain sans précédent, concomitant à la démocratisation de son régime et à la libéralisation de son économie. Ce développement n'est pas encore maîtrisé par les autorités gouvernementales et municipales qui tentent aujourd'hui de légiférer avec l'appui d'experts internationaux...
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Cities around the world face the challenge of understanding why, how and where they are growing; an understanding that is crucial if they are to realise opportunities to steer this growth in ways that promote sustainable and equitable urban development. Being able to measure, visualise and analyse these often complex patterns of growth is essential...
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Many large cities in Southeast Asia have undergone parallel processes of modernization, gentrification and exclusion as a result of economic development. In Yangon, Myanmar’s former capital city and still the main urban centre, this process has accelerated only recently. Since the start of the current political and economic transition period in 201...
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Since the elections of 2010 and the accelerated economic openness of Myanmar (formerly Burma), changes are taking place in the country. Those metamorphoses are particularly visible in Yangon’s landscape, which remains the economic capital and the national entry door, and major for its inhabitants. Yangon’s population is growing, its suburban areas...
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Many large cities in Southeast Asia have undergone parallel processes of modernization, gentrification and exclusion as a result of economic development. In Yangon, Myanmar’s former capital city and still the main urban centre, this process has accelerated only recently. Since the start of the current political and economic transition period in 201...
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Depuis l’ouverture économique et démocratique du Myanmar à partir de 2011, l’urbanisation s’est accélérée. Yangon, l’ancienne capitale du pays, qualifiée de « métropole émergente » (Matelski et Sabrié, 2019), connaît une transformation de sa géographie urbaine. L’absence d’un plan préétabli pour le développement urbain résulte d’une politique de la...
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Despite everlasting intergovernmental negotiations since 2003 and the will of the Cypriots, Greek and Turkish, to reunify Cyprus, talks have yet to end in 2017. The island is still divided and Nicosia is still not the capital of a unified State. However, bicommunal initiatives are increasing and the overrun of the conflict seems to work its way thr...
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Blottie entre l’Inde et la Chine, la Birmanie fait toujours autant rêver les voyageurs et les artistes. Avec ses mille pagodes aux silhouettes dorées, ses milliers de bouddhas et de moines à la robe safran, ses lieux aux sonorités ô combien exotiques (Mandalay, Yangon, Mogok, le lac Inlé, Bagan, le Triangle d’or…), elle a fait fantasmer ses explora...
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An LSE Cities exploratory report commissioned by the Myanmar Country Office of the International Growth Centre
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« L’Irrawaddy est la mère de la Birmanie », affirmait en 2014 l’un des habitants de la vallée que j’interrogeais. Dès mon premier voyage, le fleuve m’est apparu comme un élément structurant du territoire birman. Cette vision concordait avec les affirmations de chercheurs birmans et occidentaux en faveur de son caractère central dans les dynamiques...
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Myanmar has gone through unprecedented changes since the year 1997,whenthe country joined the Association of Southeast-Asian Nations (ASEAN). Those changes have accelerated since the beginning of globalization processes and of economic liberalization, launched by the government in 2010. As a result, the territorial dynamics of the country are quick...
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Yangon, economic center of Burma, knows an unprecedented phase of urban development as concomitant with the democratization of its political regime and with the liberalization of its economy. This new development is not yet under control of the national and municipal governments which today try to legislate with the help of international experts an...
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China in Myanmar : run for hydrocarbons
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Les 2 et 3 mai 2008, le cyclone Nargis s’abat sur les Divisions de l’Irrawaddy et de Rangoun faisant 32 000 morts, 41 000 disparus et 2 millions de sinistrés. Face à l’inertie de la junte et à son refus de laisser entrer l’aide humanitaire, une « nouvelle catastrophe dans la catastrophe » se joue. Malgré l’ampleur du désastre, la junte militaire ma...
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Au centre des intérêts économiques et stratégiques sino-indiens, les pressions occidentales apparaissent inefficaces contre la junte militaire birmane. Malgré les efforts de dialogue de l'ONU, l'appareil dictatorial semble se renforcer. En partie par la faute d'une scène internationale divisée, la route semble encore longue sur la voie de la démocr...

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