Siner Ogun

Siner Ogun is a doctoral student at Paris Nanterre University (University Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense) in the Doctoral School of Economics, Organization, Society Sociology, registered in 2005. They concurrently serve as a part-time Tutor in economic and social sciences at the University of Toulouse 2 Le Mirail, specializing in social and solidarity economy and sociology.

Education:

• Doctoral studies (2005–present) in Sociology, Doctoral School: Economics, Organization, Society Sociology, Paris Nanterre University
• Master 2 in Changes in contemporary societies, Paris Nanterre University, Sociology

Their research centers on agricultural sociology and rural development, with a doctoral thesis examining training, knowledge, and innovative agricultural practices through international comparison. Key interests include direct sales, organic farming, sustainability, and associative networks, analyzed through biographical interviews and statistical methods across national, regional, and interpersonal scales.

Publications reflect a consistent focus on agricultural innovation's role in reconstructing rural social ties, spanning rural sociology, sustainable development, and commercial innovation. Their work bridges theoretical frameworks with empirical studies of farmer networks and alternative food systems.

No scientific awards are documented in available records.

Siner Ogun has not supervised students but contributed to significant research initiatives including the European Seventh Framework project Facilitating Alternative Agro-Food Networks (2008), a social distress survey in deprived neighborhoods with ERIS (2009), and French Ministry of Culture research consultations on rural societies (2007).

They collaborate with research teams including ERIS (Research Team on Social Inequalities) led by Serge Paugam and Ministry of Culture consultations under Alain Morel, focusing on social network reconstruction in agricultural contexts.