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Camille Gillet is a sociologist specializing in gender equality and higher education policy, holding an ATER (temporary teaching and research) position at Sorbonne Université from 2022-2024 following doctoral studies supervised by Anne Revillard at Sciences Po. Her work focuses on institutional mechanisms addressing discrimination and gender-based violence within French academic institutions.
Her research centers on gender equality implementation in universities, examining how administrative structures translate policy into practice. Key interests include higher education sociology, gender studies, and social inequality frameworks, with empirical work analyzing institutional responses to sexual violence and discrimination through national surveys like ACADISCRI.
Recent publications analyze discrimination patterns in French academia, revealing systemic barriers faced by students and staff through mixed-method approaches. Her work connects micro-level experiences to macro-level policy failures, emphasizing intersectional vulnerabilities in academic environments.
Scientific awards: None documented.
Funded by Sorbonne Université doctoral contracts (2019-2022) and ATER position (2022-2024), Gillet has not supervised graduate students but actively contributes to national research initiatives. She coordinates the ACADISCRI survey on academic discrimination and co-founded gender-focused research seminars.
Research collectives include:
- Co-founder of 'Les Terrains du genre' seminar (Gemass/Philomel/Sorbonne Université, 2022-2024)
- Co-responsible for 'Actualité des sciences sociales' seminar (GEMASS, 2021-2022)
- ACADISCRI national coordination team member
- 'Jeunes Chercheur.ses Philomel' collective participant
- AFS Research Group 1 (Savoirs, travail, professions) member
