Stéphane Baciocchi

Stéphane Baciocchi is a Researcher at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), affiliated with the Centre for Historical Research (CRH) and its Laboratory of Demography and Social History (LaDéHiS). He coordinates major projects including GeoHistoricalData, Structure and Dynamics of Forms, and the ANR TIME-US initiative on textile trade remuneration and time budgets in France (17th-20th centuries). His work bridges historical demography, religious sociology, and digital methodologies.

• Current Projects: GeoHistoricalData, Structure and Dynamics of Forms, ANR TIME-US
• Collectives: LaDéHiS, CRH Digital Collective, French Sociology Association Social Networks RT
• Committees: EHESS GIS Steering Committee, Labex HASTEC, Monitoring Unit against Sexual Harassment at EHESS

His research interests focus on collective investigative practices, historical GIS, and relational data analysis across social sciences. He specializes in the sociology of the summer 1789 Grand'Peur, the history of social sciences (Le Play, Durkheim, Hertz), and digital editions of historical sources. Notably, he oversees the Prosopographic dictionary for students of the École Normale and the Cassini Roads and Cities Dataset.

Baciocchi has taught seminars on relational data analysis (2003-2010), ethnography of religious facts (2005-2008), and history of investigative collectives (2007-present). He contributes to the Durkheimian Studies journal as associate editor and collaborates with the British Center for Durkheimian Studies at Oxford.