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Daniel Benamouzig

Daniel Benamouzig is Research Professor at CNRS. His research in sociology ranges from health policy and institutional governance to economic sociology.

Luc Borot

Laurent Douzou

Laurent Douzou’s work focuses on the history and the memory of WWII in France and in Europe. He is currently working on historiographical matters and on oral history both as a practice and a controversial issue.

Corine Eyraud

Corine Eyraud is a sociologist specialized in Economic Sociology of the State, Sociology of Higher Education and Sociology of Quantification.

Thomas Le Roux

Thomas Le Roux's work deals with the impact of early industrialisation on the environment from 1700 to 1850. He is currently working on a comparative history of industrial nuisances between Paris and London, as well as on the history of occupational health and industrial accidents.

Martine Pécharman

Martine Pécharman is a philosopher specialized in early modern metaphysics and philosophy of mind and language. Her research mainly focuses on 17th-century logic (Hobbes, Port-Royal, Wallis) and epistemology (Pascal), on the natural philosophy of the Cambridge Platonists, and on the doctrine of knowledge of Locke and Condillac.