Jeanne Ganault

Jeanne Ganault is an Associate Professor in the Department of Social Sciences at ENS PSL. Her research focuses on the sociology of work, gender, and social class, with particular emphasis on temporal autonomy, work-life balance, and quantitative/qualitative analysis methods. She teaches courses related to time use surveys, work-life balance, and interdisciplinary practices in social sciences.

• Doctor of Sociology from ENSAE-CREST
• Member of the Maurice Halbwachs Center
• Involved in EHESS-ENS doctoral training
• Teaches Aggregation of Economic and Social Sciences

Research Focus:
Jeanne Ganault's work explores the intersection of temporal autonomy, working conditions, gender/class inequalities, and life course trajectories. Her thesis investigated employee temporal autonomy through time use surveys and working conditions data. Current research emphasizes:

• Quantitative analysis of public statistics
• Gendered division of labor
• Environmental sociology
• Interdisciplinary methodological frameworks
• Sociology of domestic/professional spheres
• Life course analysis

Publication Trends:
Recent publications reveal consistent focus on temporal autonomy, work-life balance, and gender/class disparities. Key areas include:

• Time use measurement methodologies
• Care demands across educational systems
• Professional temporal organization
• Overwork norms vs. temporal freedom
• Ecological approaches to working times
• Life course work balance challenges