Fanny JAFFRES

Fanny JAFFRES is a Researcher at the French School of Public Health (EHESP), affiliated with the Department of Human and Social Sciences and the Research Collective on Disability, Autonomy, Inclusive Society (CoRHASI). Her work focuses on disability sociology within public policy frameworks, employing comparative France-Sweden methodologies to analyze employment inclusion dynamics.

Education:

• PhD in Sociology, University of Paris 8 (2021)
• Master's in Disability Situation and Social Participation, EHESP (2014)
• Diploma, Sciences Po Rennes (2014)

Research Focus: Her scholarship critically examines the tension between sheltered work institutions and inclusive employment mandates. Through mixed-method analyses of policy implementation across governance levels, she demonstrates how specialized systems persist alongside mainstream integration models—particularly revealing Sweden's diffusion of supported employment versus France's sectoral specialization. Current work investigates occupational injury-disability permeability in public hospitals.

Publication Trends: 2017-2025 outputs consistently dissect disability employment policy contradictions, emphasizing employer practices in quota compliance, ESAT transition models, and the unintended consequences of inclusion frameworks. Methodologically grounded in international comparison and multi-level policy analysis, her work bridges academic theory and practical implementation challenges.

Scientific Awards: No awards documented in source materials.

Grants & Projects: Principal contributions include:

• Prespol Project (PPR Autonomie funding): Cross-national supported employment analysis
• FIPHFP-EHESP Agreement #4: Hospital work sustainability action research
• EHESP-FIPHFP-GEPSo Program: Public sector disability employment compliance studies

Research Collectives: Active in CoRHASI (disability research collective) and UMR 6051 ARENES (CNRS-affiliated space/politics/social dynamics unit), leveraging interdisciplinary frameworks for policy impact.