Béatrice Cointe’s research explore the relations between environmental concerns and the organisation of the economy. Relying on the ethnography of science and the sociology of economics and markets, she focuses on the part played by economics and natural science. She…
Author: Florence Paterson
Stéphanie Combes (Health Data Hub)
Doctoral thesis defense of Quentin Dufour
L’Égalité au travail. Justice et mobilisations contre les discriminations
A book by Vincent-Arnaud Chappe
For twenty years, the law of non-discrimination has been considerably extended. The qualification of « discrimination » is currently used in many instances to denounce numerous unequal treatments.
But what about its real uses? Why and how do people decide to report discrimination in the courts? What difficulties do they encounter?
This book focuses on the appropriation of the category of discrimination in labor litigation. […]
Winston Maxwell (Telecom Paris)
Doctoral thesis defense of Alexandre Camus
Roman Solé-Pomies
Roman Solé-Pomies is a postdoctoral researcher studying the anticipation of futures in debates about mining and energy infrastructures, more specifically the notion of critical mineral resources in transition scenarios, within the programme et équipement prioritaire de recherche “Sous-sol bien commun”…
Doctoral thesis defense of Marie Alauzen
Audio archives of the CSI Research Seminar – Maintaining/Supporting: fragility as a mode of existence (2017-2019)
Research Seminar organized by Jérôme Denis, Antoine Hennion, Anne-Sophie Haeringer and David Pontille.
The seminar starts with one observation: the current proliferation of research that deals with care, or attention. These studies investigate the climate or Gaia, the art of repairing objects or conserving artworks, the maintenance of technical networks […]
Victoria Brun
Thesis title: The forms of valuation of research.
Supervisor: David Pontille.
Since the 1990s, there has been a succession of public policies encouraging the “valorisation of public research”. This consists of opening up the use of research results to beneficiaries other than academic actors, by defending the merits of a “return to society” of tax-funded research. It benefits from dedicated services and funding schemes, presenting valorisation activities as career enhancement or civic involvement on the part of research staff. This thesis claims to define (in the double sense of delimiting and qualifying) valorization and to show how it is the result of a distributed work that redraws the boundaries of scientific activity. […]