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people in charge of governance and new entrepreneurs. This process of competition entails
the understanding of market urbanism and urban regime as fields for ‘identification’,
‘formulation’, ‘implementation’ of (urban) public politics that intervene at social, political,
economic, cultural and personal level.
Key words
: urbanization, urban identity, entrepreneurship, ethnic business, Russians, Bay of Kotor
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IRAM: An Innovative Research Center about Digital Issues and
Contemporary Society
Marielle Toulze
(University of Saint-Etienne, France)
IRAM (International Rhône-Alpes Media) is an international training and research centre
focusing on new media and intelligence tools. It is a digital platform created by the Rhône-
Alpes region and the University of Saint-Etienne. It develops cross-disciplinary research
which focuses on the digital dimension of the public domain and its articulation with
contemporary issues. IRAM is a space endowed with high technological equipment and a
newspaper workroom called Newsplex. This space allows one to publish information in
