Author: Florence Paterson

Comparative COVID-19 Response: an international research project

A central puzzle of COVID-19 is why some nations have so successfully contained the virus while others have failed. Even more puzzling is how nations with similar systems of government and demographics have experienced the pandemic in such different ways.

To understand what leads to such contrasting situations, an international research project entitled ” Comparative Covid Response (CompCoR)” has been launched, with the support of Schmidt Futures and the National Science Foundation, by teams […]

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E. Marty, N. Pignard-Cheynel & B. Sebbah

i3 seminar “Analysis of online participation” will welcome Emmanuel Marty, Nathalie Pignard-Cheynel and Brigitte Sebbah Internet users’ participation in the journal Le Monde’s live-blog during the DSK case Emmanuel Marty, Lecturer, Research Group on Communication Issues (Gresec) – Université Grenoble…

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Three layers of fabric, seven layers of politics

Morgan Meyer and Franck Cochoy

The health crisis has radically transformed the existence of the mask. Before the crisis, it was hardly visible in public debates and little worn by the public. Uncertainties and debates have proliferated as the crisis unfolds and the mask is an object that crystallises health, economic and social issues. What is most surprising is the following paradox: an object that is a priori very simple, cheap, and easy to produce… has been transformed into a coveted object, a controversial object. To understand this tension between mass object and singular object, we need to […]

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Elsa Faugère (INRA, UR Ecodéveloppement)

The CSI Guests Seminar will host Elsa Faugère Anthropologist at INRA, Ecodevelopment research unit (UR 767) to discuss her book Le making-of des grandes expéditions Anthropologie des sciences de terrain Introduction to the discussion by Abdoulaye Diaw The making-of great…

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Vers une régulation expérimentale de l’innovation ?

Télécharger le programme de la journée d’étude ici L’événement est ouvert au public sur inscription. Pour s’inscrire merci de contacter : alexandre.violle@mines-paristech.fr Argumentaire La loi constitutionnelle n°2003-276 du 28 mars 2003 a consacré le principe d’expérimentation dans la Constitution française.…

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Benjamin Loveluck (CERSA)

i3 seminar “Analysis of online participation” will welcome Benjamin Loveluck Le petit chat est mort Dimensions numériques d’une mobilisation liée à la cause animale The kitten is dead. Numerical dimensions of a mobilization related to the animal cause Benjamin Loveluck,…

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Pierre Charbonnier (LIER, EHESS)

The CSI Guests Seminar will host Pierre Charbonnier CNRS Researcher Laboratoire interdisciplinaire d’études sur les réflexivités (LIER), CNRS-EHESS, Paris to discuss his book Abondance et liberté Une histoire environnementale des idées politiques Introduction to the discussion by Roman Solé-Pomies Abundance…

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Adrien Parrot and Juliette Alibert (collectif InterHop)

The EHESS seminar « Health and Big Data » will welcome Adrien Parrot and Juliette Alibert Collectif InterHop Protection and issues surrounding health data Adrien Parrot, a physician and engineer, and Juliette Alibert, lawyer, both members of the collectif InterHop,…

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Quentin Dufour winner of the Alain Desrosières Prize

Quentin Dufour is, alongside Aude Danieli and Pauline Hervois, one of the three winners of the 3rd edition 2020 of the Alain Desrosières Prize awarded by the French Statistical Society. The Alain Desrosières Prize “aims to distinguish an original work […] which places statistics, or […]

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Émilie Perault will defend her thesis

Émilie Perault will defend her thesis in Sciences, Technologies & Society Habiter ensemble les milieux Explorations inachevées du faire-avec Co-living in the environments of the world. Unfinished explorations of the making with Doctoral School “Sciences of Decision, Organizations, Society and…

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