Pierre-Yves Baudot

Pierre-Yves Baudot is a Professor of Sociology at Paris-Dauphine University/PSL, specializing in disability policies, state modernization, and the intersection of digital tools with public administration. He holds leadership roles as co-head of the Social Sciences Degree program and co-head of Preparation for Administrative Competitions at the institution.

• Current affiliations: Paris-Dauphine University/PSL
• Previous roles: Lecturer at Paris-13 and Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Universities

His research explores:

• Disability policy governance in France
• Electoral participation of people with disabilitiesDigital transformation in administrative procedures
• Policy layering and institutional dynamics

Research Trends & Articles

Recent publications analyze the de-democratization of elections through disability and race lenses, the death of rights under legislative changes, and biographical experiences of disabled voters. His work bridges political science, sociology, and digital governance, emphasizing accessibility and institutional accountability.

Leadership Roles

Active in both academic and policy spheres, he serves on the National Consultative Council for People with Disabilities (CNCPH) and leads educational programs at Paris-Dauphine.