Le séminaire Invités du CSI accueillera Steven Jackson Department of Information Science, Cornell University “Precarity, Repair and Hope” 10 Octobre 2017, 11:00 -13:00 – Mines ParisTech, Salle St-Jacques Photo credit: Cornell Information Science : Steve Jackson, Faculty Profile Discussion préparée par…
The minor ‘Public Affairs and Innovation’ provides students with training in analysing the political dimensions of technical innovation. This programme enables students to acquire theoretical and practical skills in areas such as the use of market instruments in public policy.
The Center for the Sociology of Innovation (CSI) at Mines Paris – PSL offers a PhD program in social sciences, specialized in STS (« Science and Technology Studies »). The doctorate is prepared at Mines Paris – PSL, delivered by PSL Research University, certified by the doctoral school SDOSE 543 (« Sciences de la Décision, des Organisations, de la Société et de l’Échange »), and carried out under the supervision of a member of the CSI.
• Institutions, Organizations, Economics and Society (IOES) | Description
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The 2017 Forccast Controversy Mapping Awards Ceremony took place on June 30 at Sciences Po. This was a special occasion as the event capped off an all-day symposium organized for the hand-over of Bruno Latour to Dominique Cardon at the head of Sciences Po’s Médialab. A prize was awarded to the best work realized in 2017 within the framework of three different courses that, as Nicolas Benvegnu, executive director of the Forccast program, recalled, were successively created and taught by Bruno Latour. The earliest course […]
The 2017 FORCCAST Mapping Controversies Award will be awarded to Arthur Fourny, Thomas Andrade, Nicolas Alaux, Gabriel Ozouf and Alexandre Levesque (Mines ParisTech) for their group’s project: Is Anthropocene a Geological Era?, Sciences Po, amphithéâtre Erignac, 13 rue de l’Université,…
The students of the Minor in Public Affairs and Innovation will present their projects before a jury on Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 June, 2017. See program 2017 here →
In Democratic Experiments, Brice Laurent discusses the challenges that emerging technologies create for democracy today. He focuses on nanotechnology and its attendant problems, proposing nanotechnology as a lens through which to understand contemporary democracy in both theory and practice.
The IRISSO-CSI Study Day Entering the Offices of Bureaucracy: Ethnographic Perspectives was held on June 12, 2017 at Paris Dauphine University. Organized jointly for IRISSO and CSI by Quentin Dufour and Marie Alauzen, it aimed to publicize and discuss the…
