Author: Florence Paterson

La fin des discriminations syndicales ? Luttes judiciaires et pratiques négociées

The end of trade union discrimination?
Judicial struggles and Negotiated practices

A book by Vincent-Arnaud Chappe, Jean-Michel Denis, Cécile Guillaume and Sophie Pochic

The 2008 and 2015 laws on Trade Union Representatives Reform and Social Dialog have introduced within firms new corporate requirements about the “reconciliation” of trade union and professional activity. How can this sudden attention of the public authorities to “union discrimination” be explained? Are we witnessing a historic break in “French style” professional relations? […]

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Doctoral thesis defense of Alexandre Violle

Alexandre Violle will defend his thesis Constituer un territoire de gouvernement pour la finance Enquête sur l’expertise de supervision au sein de l’Union bancaire européenne Constituting the territory of government for finance: an inquiry into the construction of the expertise…

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SCRIPTOPOLIS, the book

Scriptopolis is an assemblage of microsurveys on writing, equipped by photography. It contains a long-term documentation on the multitude of scriptural forms that we rub shoulders with, produce and manipulate on a daily basis. Each double page, consisting of a photo and a short text, questions a graphic trace and the world it brings about, placing in the foreground the countless inscriptions that make the infraordinary frame of our lives. […]

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Publications as data in the age of open science

Pierre Mounier (EHESS, OpenEdition Center) and Didier Torny (CNRS, I3)

Since the invention of the “journal” form in the seventeenth century, publications have always been used as data for other scientists. As Christine L. Borgman, Professor of Information Science, puts it, “Publication, as the public record of research, is part of a continuous cycle of reading, writing, discussing, searching, investigating, presenting, submitting, and reviewing. No scholarly publication stands alone.” [1] But the ways these publications are mobilized and transformed into data are varied and involve ever more complex infrastructures.

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Alexandre Rios-Bordes (Université Paris 7 Diderot)

Guest seminar with Alexandre Rios-Bordes Lecturer in contemporary history at the University Paris 7 Diderot and member of the Laboratory Identités, Cultures, Territoires (EA 337) Les savoirs de l’ombre : la surveillance militaire des populations aux États-Unis (1900-1941) Introduction to…

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Myriam Winance (CERMES3)

The research seminar « Maintaining / supporting: fragility as a mode of existence » will welcome Myriam Winance Et si les êtres fragiles étaient des êtres résistants ? Hypothèses autour des enfants polyhandicapés What if fragile beings were resistant beings?…

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Maja Horst (University of Copenhagen)

Maja Horst Department of Media, Cognition and Communication, University of Copenhaguen Science communication as culture Maja Horst will give a public lecture on her latest work on scientific innovation and responsibility. The event is organized in the framework of the…

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Stephen Hilgartner (Cornell University)

The EHESS seminar « Health and Big Data » will welcome Stephen Hilgartner Professor at Cornell University, Department of Science & Technology Studies Reordering Life: Knowledge and Control in the Genomics Revolution Date : June 20, 2019 The seminar «…

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