Benjamin Dubrion

Benjamin Dubrion is an HDR lecturer in economics at Sciences Po Lyon, affiliated with the Triangle laboratory (UMR 5206). His primary research focuses on employment relationships, industrial relations, organizational theory, and corporate social responsibility. He holds a doctoral degree in economics from Sciences Po Lyon.

His research integrates institutionalist economic theory with critical perspectives on labor economics, emphasizing the centrality of work in human life and historical figures like John R. Commons. Recent work explores digital labor platforms, cooperative governance models, and the intersection of political influences with economic analysis of employment.

Key contributions include analyses of labor evaluation systems, multi-stakeholder cooperatives, and the ethical dimensions of corporate social responsibility. He has published extensively in journals like the Cambridge Journal of Economics and Journal of Economic Issues, and contributed to projects on digital labor forms and cooperative enterprises.

His work critiques traditional contractualist approaches to labor and advocates for institutionalist frameworks to understand modern employment dynamics. Collaborations include projects on healthcare networks and governance structures in public institutions.