Pierre-André Juven

Pierre-André Juven is a researcher at the French National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) specializing in the socioeconomics of innovation and financialization of public health systems. He holds a PhD from École des Mines de Paris (2014) where his thesis analyzed governance instruments in hospital administration, particularly activity-based pricing (T2A). His work bridges political sociology, science and technology studies, and health policy through the conceptual lens of "qualculation" – the simultaneous quantification and qualification of healthcare services.

His educational background:

• PhD in Socioeconomics of Innovation, École des Mines de Paris, 2014

Research Interests: Juven investigates how policy instruments transform public hospitals into financial entities, with current projects examining cancer control policies and fallibility regimes in public structures. He challenges the notion that institutional crises stem from mismanagement, instead analyzing how financial instruments create tangible bankruptcy probabilities that reshape legitimate solutions. His work spans metrological controversies, value calculation methods, and the political sociology of governance tools.

Teaching and Mentoring: Previously served as a full-time Research and Lecturer Assistant (ATER) teaching political science at University Paris-Dauphine and Auvergne University, and sociology of controversies at École des Mines de Paris. No current advising activities are documented in the provided text.

Affiliations: Currently affiliated with CNRS as an associated researcher. Conducted doctoral research at the Centre de Sociologie de l'Innovation (CSI) under Vololona Rabeharisoa's supervision, with connections to Ministry of Health agencies, hospital federations, and patient associations through his fieldwork.