Magalie DUARTE

Magalie DUARTE is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economy and Social Sciences at Burgundy School of Business. She is part of the disciplinary research team "Decisions and Behaviors" and focuses on the research axis "Organizational transformation, behaviors and decisions." Her academic work centers on interdisciplinary challenges at the intersection of technology and public sector management.

Her research explores:

• Organizational transformation dynamics in public institutions adopting emerging technologies
• Behavioral decision-making processes in complex socio-technical systems
• Ethical frameworks for artificial intelligence deployment
• Digital exclusion mechanisms and mitigation strategies
• Cybersecurity implications in specialized domains like maritime navigation
• Sustainability challenges in digital infrastructure

Recent publications (2022-2025) demonstrate a strong focus on AI governance in public organizations, with thematic clusters examining:

• Institutional efficiency of AI adoption
• Ethical and philosophical dimensions of AI systems
• AI's role in addressing societal challenges (housing, crisis response, environmental sustainability)
• Interdisciplinary approaches to digital inclusion
• Cybersecurity in transportation systems

Her collaborative work frequently employs case studies, literature reviews, and experimental methodologies across public administration, information systems, and social science domains.

No awards, grants, or student advising relationships are documented in the available information.