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Redécouvertes par les aménageurs dans les années soixante-dix, aux temps d'un développement démographique effréné, ces villes ont-elles, à terme, répondu aux v?ux du VIe Plan : devenir, avec l'arbitrage des métropoles, un nouveau relais dans la distribution de la croissance mais aussi symboliser le bonheur d'habiter ? Pour répondre à cette question l'auteur produit une méthodologie novatrice, qui relie à partir d'un corpus de données originales les parcours migratoires aux trajectoires sociales et professionnelles d'ex-ruraux venus à la ville, sur l'espace de plusieurs générations. 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