Nicolas Belorgey

Nicolas Belorgey is a CNRS Research Fellow at IRISSO (Institut de recherche interdisciplinaire en sciences sociales) affiliated with Paris-Dauphine University. His interdisciplinary work spans sociology, economics, and political science with a focus on public policy, health systems, aging populations, and social protection.

His research interests include:

• Public policy analysis, particularly in healthcare systems
• Social protection frameworks and transformations
• Health policy and sociology of health professions
• Biometric identification systems (particularly Aadhaar in India)
• Sociology of aging and dependency
• South Asian studies, with focus on India

Belorgey's scholarly work reveals a consistent focus on the intersection of state policy, market forces, and social dynamics in healthcare and social protection systems. His recent publications demonstrate growing interest in digital governance and biometric identification systems alongside his longstanding research on hospital management and social inequalities in health.

His academic achievements include:

• Habilitation to supervise research at Sciences-po Paris (2024)
• Post-Graduate Program in Data Science and Business Analytics, University of Texas (2022)
• Visiting Researcher at George Washington University (2018)

Belorgey teaches across multiple institutions including Paris-Dauphine University, Sciences Po Strasbourg, Paris 1 University, IEP Toulouse, and Paris Belleville School of Architecture. His teaching spans sociology, economics, and social policy at both undergraduate and graduate levels.

He maintains research connections with the Centre for Human Sciences in New Delhi, India, reflecting his interest in South Asian studies and comparative social policy.