Fanny Vincent

Fanny Vincent is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Université Jean Monnet de Saint-Étienne, affiliated with the Triangle research group. She holds a position in the Department of Political and Territorial Studies within the Faculty of Medicine. Her roles include co-responsibility for the master's program Enjeux sociaux et politiques de santé, and co-heading the Health and Policies axis at Triangle. She has served on the university's Board of Directors and is part of editorial committees for academic collections.

Education: PhD in Sociology from Université Paris Dauphine (2016), with a thesis titled Un temps qui compte. Une sociologie ethnographique du travail 'en 12 heures' à l'hôpital public.

Research Interests: Focused on public hospital systems, public policy reforms, healthcare privatization, care work, working conditions in public sectors, and temporalities of labor. Her work bridges political science and sociology, emphasizing institutional challenges and healthcare governance.

Recent Contributions: Recent works analyze the impact of high-priced cancer drugs on medical autonomy, rural healthcare privatization, and public service maintenance in institutional settings like CROUS kitchens. Her publications span qualitative health research, policy analysis, and sociological studies.

Awards: Recognized with the 2020 Prescrire Prize, multiple thesis awards (2018), and academic distinctions for her contributions to healthcare sociology and public policy.

Grants & Projects: Leads or participates in projects like OPAL (2024–2028, studying occupational exposures) and Sainté@Lyon (2023–2025, health in metropolitan territories). Active in organizing seminars on health policies and hospital mobilizations.

Team Affiliations: Core member of Triangle research group, contributing to interdisciplinary studies on public action and healthcare systems.