Publications

2023

• Buldeo Rai H. & Dablanc L. (2023) Hunting for treasure: a systematic literature review on urban logistics and e-commerce data, Transport Reviews, 43:2, 204-233

• Buldeo Rai H., Mariquivoi J., Schorung M., Dablanc L. (2023) Dark stores in the City of Light: Geographical and transportation impacts of ‘quick commerce’ in Paris, Research in Transportation Economics, Volume 100, 2023,101333.

• Buldeo Rai H., Marcher P. (2023) Mobility and the mall: Three solution pathways for efficient and sustainable omnichannel goods transportation for a mall in paris, Research in Transportation Economics, Volume 100, 101331.

• Buldeo Rai H., Touami S., Dablanc L. (2023) Not All E-commerce Emits Equally: Systematic Quantitative Review of Online and Store Purchases’ Carbon Footprint. Environ. Sci. Technol. 2023, 57, 1, 708–718

• Dablanc L. (2023). Instant on-demand delivery services in Europe and France. Recent developments and updates. Research note.

• Fried T., Goodchild A. (2023) E-commerce and logistics sprawl: A spatial exploration of last-mile logistics platforms, Journal of Transport Geography, Volume 112, 2023,103692.

• Fried T., Goodchild A., Browne M. & Sanchez-Diaz I. (2023) Seeking equity and justice in urban freight: where to look?, Transport Reviews.

• Kin B., Buldeo Rai H., Dablanc L. & Quak H. (2023) Integrating logistics into urban planning: best practices from Paris and Rotterdam, European Planning Studies.

2022

• Aguiléra, A., Dablanc, L., Krier, C., Louvet, N. (2022) Platform-based food delivery in Paris before and during the pandemic: Profile, motivations and mobility patterns of couriers. European Transport Research Review, 14(45).

• Aguiléra, A., Dablanc, L., Rallet, A. (2022) Digital work and urban delivery: Profile, activity and mobility practices of on-demand food delivery couriers in Paris (France). Information, 13.

• Buldeo Rai, H., Dablanc, L. (2022) Hunting for treasure: A systematic literature review on urban logistics and e-commerce data. Transport Reviews.

• Buldeo Rai, H., Kang, S., Sakai, T., Tejada, C., Conway, A., Dablanc, L. (2022) 'Proximity logistics': characterizing the development of logistics facilities in dense, mixed-use urban areas around the world. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice. 166, 41-61.

• Buldeo Rai, H., Touami, S., Dablanc, L. (2022) Not All E-commerce Emits Equally: Systematic Quantitative Review of Online and Store Purchases’ Carbon Footprint. Environmental Science and Technology.

• Dablanc, L. (2022) New ways to collect e-commerce mobility data for city planning, invited speaker, SINTEF e-commerce conference, Trondheim, Norway, June 17.

• Dablanc, L., Aguiléra A., Krier C., Cognez A., Chrétien J., Louvet N. (2022) Survey 2022 on Paris gig delivery workers. Logistics City Chair and 6T bureau de recherche report.

• Dablanc, L., Heitz, A., Buldeo Rai, H. & Diziain, D. (2022). Differentiated responses to COVID-19: an analysis from three surveys in France, and policy implications, Transport Policy, 122, 85-94.

• Dablanc, L., Proulhac, L., Raimbault, N. (2022)

• Krier, C., Dablanc, L., Aguiléra, A., Louvet, N. (2022) Sharing within the gig economy: the use of shared e-bikes by on-demand platform-based instant meal delivery workers in Paris. Case Studies on Transport Policy, 10(4).

2021

• Buldeo Rai, H., Touami, S., Dablanc, L. (2021) Autonomous e-commerce delivery in ordinary and exceptional circumstances. The French case. Research in Transportation Business & Management, 100774.

• Dablanc L. (Dir.), Aguiléra A., Krier C., Adoue F. et Louvet N. (2021) Étude sur les livreurs des plateformes de livraison instantanée du quart nord-est de Paris. Rapport ANR MOBS et chaire Logistics City.

• Survey 2021 on Nantes gig delivery workers. Logistics City Chair and PUCA/SUBWORK report.

• Schorung, M., Lecourt, T. (2021). Analysis of the spatial logics of Amazon warehouses following a multiscalar and temporal approach. For a geography of Amazon's logistics system in the United States. Research report.

Welcome to Logistics City

Publication on April 26, 2023 of the Logistics City Chair’s Booklet n°3 dedicated to urban and peri-urban logistics real estate.

The two previous booklets are below. Click on them to access them.

The annual studies on delivery drivers in Paris are available below.