Métropolisation, emploi et politiques locales une relecture de quinze années de recherche en France

For the past fifteen years, urban employment has often been described by opposing strategic metropolitan jobs versus people excluded from the labor market. But, the pattern of the whole local labour market is changing, more and more fragmented, heterogeneous, diffuse in all the remaining spaces and nooks of the city. How it may be possible to develop new local job regulations, within urban and professional milieus, through the management of public employment and various local policies ? Classification JEL : J21, J64, R12, R38.<np pagenum="708"/>