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Emmanuel Langlois is a Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Bordeaux, where he teaches and directs the 'sociological studies officer' track in the Master's in Social Sciences. He conducts research at the Émile Durkheim Center, a joint research unit of the University of Bordeaux and Sciences Po Bordeaux. His work spans health sociology, mental health, drug use, youth vulnerability, homelessness, and digital health.
His research interests focus on the sociology of illness, care practices, and social vulnerability. Key areas include:
- The experience of illness and therapeutic relationships
- Addictions and drug use, including psychotropic medication misuse
- Mental health and its intersection with unemployment and social exclusion
- Youth in vulnerable situations, particularly homeless youth
- Digital health innovations, especially telemedicine in elderly care settings
His recent publications reveal a strong trend in analyzing how marginalized populations interact with health and social systems. He examines institutional responses to youth homelessness, the social organization of drug use, and the implementation challenges of telemedicine. His work combines sociological theory with empirical studies on public health interventions and social policies.
Notable scientific contributions include publications in journals such as Drug Policies, Revue française des affaires sociales, and Digital Health, as well as book chapters and edited volumes on health and social vulnerability. He is also a member of the editorial board of the journal Sciences Sociales et Santé.
Emmanuel Langlois supervises student research, including Sarah Perrin’s work on women drug dealers. He is actively involved in public discourse, contributing expert perspectives on social policies related to youth, drugs, and mental health.
He is affiliated with the Émile Durkheim Center, a leading research hub for social sciences in France, where he collaborates on interdisciplinary projects examining social inequalities and health.
