“From BoP to Beat, an analysis of the digital transformation in music”
An article of Charbonnier Robin, Poinsignon Pierre et Paris Thomas (2021), Revue française de gestion, vol. 294, n° 1, p. 115-134.
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Social sciences on a platter with Antonio Casilli, Maxime Cornet et Clément Leludec, I3 – Télécom Paris
en visioconférence , France"Inventory of platforms in Europe"
La Jaune & La Rouge N°765 – May 2021: a file dedicated to the automobile
File coordinated by Christophe Midler
i3 seminar “Analysis of online participation” will welcome Julia Velkovska and Moustafa Zouinar
en visioconférence , FranceRelationships to “conversational” machines, Living with voice assistants at home
The CSI Guests Seminar will host Angèle Christin, Assistant professor of communication at Stanford University
Séminaire en visioconférence séminaire en visioconférenceTo discuss her book: "Metrics at Work: Journalism and the Contested Meaning of Algorithms"
Bruno Latour winner of the Kyoto 2021 Prize in Arts and Philosophy
The Kyoto Prize 2021, announces the Inamori Foundation, awarded to Bruno Latour in recognition of his work that has "radically re-examined 'modernity' by developing a philosophy focused on the interactions between technoscience and social structure".
Les sciences sociales sur un plateau avec Ivaylo Petev & Sander Wagner, CREST – Ensae
en visioconférence , France"Discriminate online: the order of preference of Parisian Airbnb users according to the gender and origin of the first name of the host or tenant."
Publication of the Libellio of summer 2021
Several book presentations: Alain Éraly's Une démocratie sans autorité and Romain Laufer's book on Tocqueville, two books that respond to each other. Camille Toussaint, for her part, analyzes the investigative work of Nelly Pons on the drama of plastic in the oceans.
Risk culture in France: raising awareness and mobilising citizens through digital means
The risk awareness report team submits its report to the Minister for Ecological Transition Barbara Pompili.
Caroline Jobin, Sophie Hooge and Pascal Le Masson, winners of the “reviewers’ favorite” award at the ICED conference
The award-winning paper, entitled "The Logics of Double Proof in Proof of Concept: a Design Theory-based Model of Experimentation in the Unknown", models the ability of proofs of concept (POC).
