Timothée CHABOT

Timothée CHABOT is a Lecturer at the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Solidarity, Societies, Territories (LISST) within Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès. His academic work focuses on the intersection of sociology, social networks, and educational dynamics, with particular attention to socioeconomic homophily and relational patterns among adolescents.

His research interests span multiple interconnected fields including the sociology of networks, adolescent sociability, social and educational inequalities, life course analysis, and political sociology. CHABOT specializes in social network analysis, employing both quantitative and qualitative methods to examine how socioeconomic factors influence friendship formation and social dynamics in educational settings.

His recent publications reveal a consistent research trajectory examining socioeconomic homophily across different life stages - from adolescent school environments to aging populations. His work demonstrates methodological sophistication through the application of social network analysis to understand relational patterns, with particular attention to how spatial constraints, network mechanisms, and contextual factors shape social interactions. His research bridges micro-level interpersonal dynamics with macro-level social structures.

CHABOT has been actively involved in several significant research projects including the Worlds Before, Worlds After (MAMA) project on cultural practices during confinement and the ELVIS project (Longitudinal Study on Aging and Social Inequalities), demonstrating his capacity to contribute to large-scale interdisciplinary research initiatives.