December 13, 2024. Water management. The seminar “Economic expertise and environmental actions” welcomes Léda Dimitriadi (ENSA, UMR AUSSER) and Sophie Tabouret (EHESS, CIRED). How to manage water in a changing climate? This session, organised as part of the FORET project funded by the CNRS – MITI, will look into water management insofar as it connects land planning and infrastructure development on the one hand, and hydrogeology and climatology on the other hand.
November 29, 2024. Environmental zoning. For this session of the seminar “Economic expertise and environmental actions”, we will welcome Estienne Rodary (GRED, IRD) and Isabelle Arpin (LESSEM, INRAE). We will explore biodiversity conservation in protected areas (what we call “environmental zoning”). What kind of territorial development does this generate and what are the mechanisms of knowledge production? What value can be attached to the environment?
November 26, 2024. The CSI Guests Seminar welcomes Thomas Angeletti CNRS Research Fellow at IRISSO, Paris Dauphine University(PSL) to discuss his book “L’invention de l’économie française”. Introduction to the discussion by Laurine Lièvremont and Lou Stührenberg.
November 21, 2024. The seminar ‘Digital environmental policies’ will welcome Adrien Luxey-Bitry (Spirals, Univ. Lille, INRIA) to discuss his work about ‘Organisation et maintenance collégiale d’une infrastructure communautaire de services numériques Collective organisation and maintenance of a community infrastructure of digital services’.
November 15, 2024. Clément Marquet and Florence Maraninchi are organising a study day on 15 November in Grenoble entitled ‘What to do with planetary limits?’ as part of the CNRS ALDIWO project, with the support of the CMA VerIT project.
The aim of this event is to bring together papers from different disciplines to reflect on the challenges of operationalising planetary limits, with a particular focus on digital issues.
November 4, 2024. The Center for the Sociology of Innovation (i3 CNRS UMR 9217, Mines Paris – PSL) is pleased to invite you to the thesis defense of Victoria Brun “Redoing research. Valorisation of public research at the CNRS”. Doctoral thesis specialized in STS (Sciences, Technologies & Society), prepared at Mines Paris – PSL, under the Social Sciences programme of SDOSE doctoral school, “Sciences of Decision, Organizations, Society and Exchange”.
October 22, 2024. The CSI Guests Seminar welcomes Fanny Charrasse, sociologist and post-doctoral fellow at Saint-Louis University, Brussels, to discuss her book “Le retour du monde magique. Magnétisme et paradoxes de la modernité”. Orso Roger and Lauranne Chaignon.
On 23 and 24 September 2024, students enrolled in the minor in Public Affairs and Innovation (PAI) will defend their end-of-studies projects. Under the supervision of CSI researchers, students build on the operational or research work they have carried out during their final internships to analyze a public affairs issue relating to the political dimensions of technical activities.
12 Septembre 2024. « Décrypter les scénarios du GIEC : enjeux d’une prospective climatique » :
Béatrice Cointe (CSI Mines Paris – PSL – i3) « Négocier l’espace des possibilités climatiques : analyse de la construction des bases de données de scénarios du GIEC depuis les années 1990 ».
Nadia Maïzi (CMA Mines Paris – PSL, The Transition Institute 1.5) « Ce que nous disent (ou pas) les 1202 scénarios de l’AR6/Groupe III du GIEC ».
Paul CHAMPEY (spécialiste en économie et finance durable à la Banque de Franc) et Clément PAYEROLS (économiste de l’environnement également à la Banque de France) « Des scénarios climatiques pour banques centrales et superviseurs, l’approche du NGFS ».
