About
Caroline Rizza is an academic at Télécom Paris, affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Institute of Innovation (i3) within the Economics and Social Sciences (SES) department. Her research focuses on crisis management and digital technology, exploring ethical, legal, and social dimensions of emerging technologies in crisis contexts. She has held roles including President of ISCRAM (2019-2021) and led major projects like the ANR MACIV initiative. Her teaching includes courses on crisis management ethics, responsible innovation, and socio-technical controversies.
- Education: PhD in Information and Communication Sciences (2005), DEA on Digital Divide (2005).
- Key Projects: MACIV (citizen/volunteer management in crises), CIPRIoT (privacy in IoT), EURIDICE (crisis observation during EU SEQUANA exercise).
- Teaching: Masters courses on crisis management, AI ethics, and innovation; undergraduate modules on socio-technical controversies and written communication.
Her research emphasizes citizen engagement in crises, digital tool design, and evidence-based policy. Over 47 publications span journals like Journal of Contingencies and Crisis Management, edited volumes, and special issues on crisis informatics and digital ethics.
