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Etienne Nouguez has a PhD in sociology and has been a research fellow at the CNRS since 2011. He is pursuing his research in two complementary axes. The first axis aims to uncover the ways in which markets are structured and health products (medicines, food, drugs) are valued through the study of relations between regulatory agencies, pharmaceutical companies, experts, healthcare professionals and consumers.
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Philipp Brandt studies emerging professions, expert work and their effects in historical, economic and technological settings. His main project analyzes the construction of a professional “data scientist” identity in New York City’s tech community.
In a new project, he shifts focus to the dying profession of yellow cab drivers. Philipp combines computational methods with qualitative field observations to address these issues.
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Marie-Emmanuelle Chessel’s research focuses on the economic and social history of 20th century France, with special attention paid to transnational circulation.
Foremost among her areas of interest is the consumer society. She studies the various players who take part in constructing this milieu, such as market-creating professionals and organized consumer activists.
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His work focuses on higher education and research policies, seeking to understand, from an historical perspective, the restructurings of the forms of state intervention in higher education and research as well as their effects on academic professions and on the territorial application of these policies.
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At a time when multi-activity, multi-skilling and project-based work are becoming increasingly popular, is it still possible to speak of a division of labor? Are professional groups still social constructs of reference for individuals?
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Professor of University and sociologist of industrial and artistic worlds, Gwenaële Rot's work focuses on the analysis of work in action in different sectors (automotive, underground public transport, audiovisual, nuclear and petrochemical industries) and different areas (Ile-de-France, South and Occitanie regions, Northern Morocco).
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Over the last 20 years, Olivier Borraz has conducted research in the field of risk governance and regulation, and more recently in crisis preparedness and management.
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Didier Demazière’s work elaborates a sociology of labour, employment, and professional groups that centres on labour markets.
His fields of research are:
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Patrick Castel’s research is underpinned by a theoretical framework centered on three perspectives: the sociology of organized action, the sociology of medicine and professions, and the sociology of science.
Two main themes run through his research: the organization of medical activities and the processes of rationalization involved in this, and the processes of designing and implementing public healthcare policies.
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Sociologist, Pierre François uses the tools of economic sociology to account for the transformations of contemporary capitalism, and in particular its dynamics of financialization. He works more specifically on big French companies and their managers. He co-directs the PARI Chair which analyzes the transformations of the European insurance world.
Part of his work also continues to focus on the sociology of art.
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Émilie Biland-Curinier combines sociology and political science to study how organizations and professional groups take part to the unequal dynamics that reshape contemporary societies. At the crossroads of critical policy analysis and socio-legal studies, she takes interest in the mechanisms that frame individuals in their family life (marital separations, parentage) and in their professional experiences (hiring paths, pandemic law). Her work underlines the causes and consequences of these processes in terms of class, gender, sexual and racial hierarchies.
Distinguished Professor of Regional and International Development in Urban Planning; Director, Global Public Affairs at UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs.
University Professor at Sciences Po.
Lecturer in Political Science at Lille University.
Web : https://pro.univ-lille.fr/yohann-morival/ (FR)
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Henri Bergeron conducts research on healthcare policy and changes in medical practice through the study of various subjects, including illegal drugs, alcohol, obesity, medical research, and public healthcare. He uses tools from the sociology of public policy, the sociology of social movements, and above all the sociology of organizations to evaluate the forces at work in the creation of public policies and the reconfigurations of organizational and institutional fields.
Lecturer at IRISSO.
Researcher at CNRS, TRIANGLE Laboratory.
Full Professeur at the Strategy and Entrepreneurship's department, à Neoma Business School.
Website https://neoma-bs.fr/professeurs/dubois-sebastien/ (FR)
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October 2018
Thesis " La lutte contre le gaspillage alimentaire en France et aux Etats-Unis. Mise en cause, mise en politique et mise en marché des excédents alimentaires "
Dir. : Sophie Dubuisson-Quellier
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Sophie Dubuisson-Quellier works in economic sociology. She studies how economic behaviors are shaped by markets, social movements and governments.
She has been studying how market intermediation shapes consumers' conducts, the role of environmental mobilizations in the transformation of economic organizations (political consumption, companies-activists interactions), and the government of consumers' conducts by public policies (sustainable consumption and food policies). She is currently working on a political economic approach of abundance regimes.
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Christine Musselin’s research focuses on universities, with particular interest in what characterizes their governance : within this frame, she recently studied the management of teh COVID crisis in French higher education institutions. She also conducts a host of studies on higher education policies and, alongside Jérôme Aust, inquires into policies for excellence carried out within the framework of the French government’s “Investing for the Future” programme. She is also developing research on academic labour markets.
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Jean-Noël Jouzel works on controversies related to environmental and occupational health issues. His research combines perspectives from science studies, the sociology of public action, and the sociology of mobilisation to contribute to the current boom in work on the social construction of ignorance.
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Jérôme Pélisse’s research blends different veins of sociology: the sociology of work, of law, of professions, and of organizations. He is interested in the processes by which law becomes endogenous in organizations, as well as in the everyday relations actors develop with the law in work settings, conducting his research in a variety of fields, including labour policy, changes in professional relations within businesses, health-security questions (notably linked to “nano” risks), the use of law in the workplace, and legal expertise.
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Jeanne Lazarus’s research focuses on:
- Money and banks
She studies the intertwined practices of households, banks, and governments within an institutional organisation that involves banking regulation, group insurance plans, and fiscal policy.
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Daniel Benamouzig’s research interests range from public health to economic policy to institutional governance. He has studied the history of healthcare economics in France, as well as institutional changes in healthcare regulation. He continues to conduct research in the economic sociology and political sociology of healthcare, with special interest in institutional changes and the mobilization of economic knowledge.
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Martin Giraudeau is a sociologist and historian of accounting, organisations, and capitalism. His work draws on methods from the sociology and history of science and technology, which he applies to the sciences and technologies of business, so as to explain their historical emergence as well as the evolutions of their roles in organizations and the economy since the early-modern period.
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For more than ten years, Emmanuelle Marchal’s research has aimed to elucidate the functioning of the labor market by analyzing recruitment practices. She is interested in the way recruiters and job-seekers coordinate their activities and their expectations about each another.
Professor of Management & Organizations and Sociology, Boston University Questrom School of Business.
Web page: http://www.michelanteby.net/
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Sean Safford was previously an Assistant Professor of Organizations and Strategy at the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business, a Lecturer at the London School of Economics and Political Science and a Visiting Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School.
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Emmanuel Lazega’s research contributes to the development of a neo-structural sociology that brings together organisational analysis and social network analysis to understand how collective action works.
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Renaud Crespin’s work is grounded in a theoretical framework comprising three angles of analysis: the sociology of public action, the sociology of science and technology, and the sociology of labour.
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From july 2020
Thesis of sociology : "Investir un travail fragmenté : l'écriture scénaristique en actes".
Dir : Gwenaële Rot
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Olivier Pilmis’ current work proposes an economic sociology that draws on the sociologies of risk, of labour and professions, and of science and technology. It focuses on how individuals and organisations deal with uncertainty, by inquiring into the ways they anticipate general movements in the economy. Every economic crisis, from the Great Depression in the 1930s to the crisis brought on by the lockdown in 2020, by way of the Great Recession of 2008, underscores the impossibility of unravelling the mysteries of the economy’s future.
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Sylvain Brunier’s research focuses on the history of modernisation projects that employ knowledge tools, advisory work, and public policies.
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Anne-Laure Beaussier’s work examines risk regulation in Europe and healthcare policy in the United States and Europe from an international comparative perspective. She has recently participated in several research projects funded by the ESRC and the ANR on health protection in the United States, access to healthcare in Europe, healthcare quality regulation in Europe, and risk governance in Europe.
Assistant Professor at the University of Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines.
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Dean of Agrocampus Ouest.
Director of Graduate Institute Geneva.
Website : https://graduateinstitute.ch/discover-institute
Assistant Professeur at Mohammed VI Polytechnique University at Ben Guérir, Marocco.
Lecturer at University Paris 13, IRIS (Institut de recherche interdisciplinaire sur les enjeux sociaux).
Web page : http://iris.ehess.fr/index.php?1318 (FR)
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Thesis : "Organizing After Disaster: the (Re)Emergence of Organization within Government after Katrina (2005) and the Touhoku Tsunami (2011)"
Dir. : Olivier Borraz
Senior lecturer at the University of Versailles Saint-Quentin en Yvelines.
Post-doctorant at Lausanne University, LINES.
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october 2018 – november 2021
Researcher postdoctoral at the Pau-Pays de l'Adour University on the project : "La gouvernance des sous-sols dans la transition écologique : le stockage géologique d’énergie" with Sébastien Chailleux, (« Energy and Environment Solutions » de l’UPPA)
