The seminar “Digital environmental policies” will welcome Djilali Taïar (CDEP, Université d’Artois) La régulation environnementale du numérique en France Environmental regulation of digital technology in France Summary: As of the end of 2021, two laws have given regulatory authorities (Arcep…
December 2, 2022. Mathilde Pellizzari will defend her thesis in Social Sciences, specialized in STS (Sciences, Technologies & Society) “Feasibility first: Trials and tactics of feasibility in the implementation of social impact bonds”. Doctoral thesis prepared at Mines Paris – PSL, Center for the Sociology of Innovation, under the Social Sciences programme of the EOS (Economics, Organisation, Society) Doctoral School
This study day is organized by the working groups of the GDR Internet, AI & Society, Politiques environnementales du numérique [Digital Environmental Policy], coordinated by Clément Marquet (CSI, Mines Paris – PSL, i3) and Sophie Quinton (Inria, GDS EcoInfo), and…
The seminar “Digital environmental policies” will welcome David Ekchajzer and Éric Fourboul (Boavizta / Hubblo) Measuring the environmental impact of digital technology: why, how and to what extent? Date: November 17, 2022, 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm The seminar will…
Cornelius Heimstädt will defend his thesis in Sociology, specialized in Sciences, Technologies & Society Feeding the world with an app: Digital agriculture, startups, and the appeal of little devices Ecole Doctorale EOS – Economics, Organisation, Society, Specialising in Sciences, Technologies,…
This seminar brings together researchers who are interested in understanding how economic knowledge is produced, mobilized and contested when it comes to environmental action. Organizers: Béatrice Cointe, Kewan Mertens and Alexandre Violle.
The seminar “Economic expertise and environmental actions” will welcome Benoît Dauguet and Fanny Guillet Environmental compensation This session will question the tools and practices of valuation of nature that inform environmental compensation operations – that is, the supposed neutralization of…
The CSI Guests Seminar will welcome Annemarie Mol Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, University of Amsterdam Programme group: Anthropology of Health, Care and the Body to discuss her book Eating in Theory Introduction to the discussion by Jean Goizauskas…
The generalist and interdisciplinary seminar “Change of scale – Change of nature” is organized by the CSI and the Eco-anthropology laboratory of the Natural History Museum by Léo Mariani (MNHN, Eco-anthropologie), Julien Blanc (MNHN, Eco-anthropologie), Brice Laurent (CNRS, CSI) and Jean Goizauskas (Mines Paris, CSI).
Postulating that changes in scale (re)condition the nature of things as well as the observations made of them, this seminar intends to raise the issues of measurement and commensurability, of growth and degrowth.
It is with great sadness that the Center for the Sociology of Innovation has learned of the death of Bruno Latour, who was for 25 years one of the pillars of our research center. He developed his research and teaching activities at the École des Mines from 1982 to 2006, carrying out a large part of the work for which he is best known. With Michel Callon and John Law in England, and later Madeleine Akrich and many other researchers, he led a radical renewal of the sociology of science and technology, through what was first called the sociology of translation, and then Actor-Network Theory – a theory soon to become internationally renowned. From his early days onwards, Latour […]
