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Summary Clotilde Coron is a Full Professor of Management Sciences at the Faculté Jean Monnet, Université Paris-Saclay. She previously held an Associate Professor position at IAE Paris (2017–2022). Her research focuses on gender equality, gender stereotypes, and the role of quantification in HR management. She earned a PhD in Management Sciences (Université Paris-Est, 2015) and a HDR (Université de Poitiers, 2021). She is also a graduate of ENSAE (2012) and Sciences Po (2013). Academic Roles: Full Professor, Université Paris-Saclay Vice-President for Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (since 2024) Elected member of the Research Committee (since 2024) Co-responsible for the M1 Master in Management (since 2023) Research Interests: Dr. Coron’s work critically examines gender equality policies, the societal impact of gender stereotypes, and the ethical implications of algorithmic HR practices. She emphasizes the need for organizations to adopt intersectional frameworks to address systemic inequalities. Grants and Projects: ANR funding for lesbian workplace inclusion (2024–2025) Research on gender in health innovation (2023–2024) Studies on chatGPT in education and LGBTQ+ mental health (2023–2024) Awards: EFMD-FNEGE Best Research Book Award (2023, 2019) FNEGE Label for multiple academic contributions Teaching: She teaches advanced courses in quantitative methods, HR analytics, and gender studies at undergraduate and graduate levels. Recent courses include Data Analysis Tools (M1), Quantitative Methods (M2), and distance-learning modules on HR management.

• Gender Equality
• Quantification in Human Resources Management
• Organizational Behavior
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Hélène Charlery is a Lecturer in Anglophone Studies at the Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès, affiliated with the Center for Anglophone Studies (CAS). She has held this academic position since 2008 and is actively engaged in research and scholarly activities. Her primary research interests center on intersectionality in American cinema and series , with a specific focus on Black American female directors and the representation of African American women in film and media. Her work critically examines the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality in visual narratives. Her recent publications, including the 2024 journal issue Mainstreaming Intersectionality in Contemporary Cinema and Television which she co-edited, and articles on films by Dee Rees, Ava DuVernay, and Jordan Peele, demonstrate a consistent and evolving scholarly trajectory. Her research analyzes how contemporary films and television series negotiate complex social identities and political themes, particularly through the lens of Black feminism. Scientific Responsibilities Co-Secretary of the Society for the History of Women in the Americas (SHAW) Thesis Supervision Co-supervised the doctoral thesis of Mikael Toulza on Voodoo in North American audiovisual fiction. She has presented her research at numerous international conferences, contributing to academic discourse on gender, race, and representation in the English-speaking world.

• Film Studies
• American Cinema
• Intersectionality
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Etienne Ollion is a Professor of Sociology at École Polytechnique and a Research Director at the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS). He maintains dual appointments that position him at the intersection of traditional political sociology and emerging computational methods. His academic work spans both French and international institutions, with teaching invitations at ENS-Paris, Berkeley, University of Chicago, Sciences Po Paris, and other leading universities worldwide. His research program focuses on two interconnected domains: the sociology of politics and power, and computational social sciences. Ollion's work examines political professionalization, parliamentary dynamics, and the transformation of political fields, particularly through his ethnographic study of the 2017 French National Assembly documented in his book The Candidates: Amateurs and Professionals in Politics (Oxford University Press, 2024). Simultaneously, he pioneers methodological innovations applying machine learning and natural language processing to social science research. Ollion's recent publications reveal a trajectory increasingly focused on the intersection of AI and social science methodology, with numerous 2024-2025 publications addressing LLM applications, text annotation, and the ethical considerations of proprietary AI systems in research. His work demonstrates how computational methods can enhance traditional social science approaches while maintaining critical awareness of technological limitations. As an academic leader, Ollion directs the Computational Social Sciences initiative at the IPP and has developed educational resources including online courses and the aweSOM software for data analysis. He regularly organizes summer schools (SICSS-Paris) and workshops to disseminate computational methods across the social sciences. Ollion serves on the editorial board of Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales and maintains an active public presence through media appearances, including a notable interview on France Inter about AI and Social Sciences in September 2024. His upcoming book talk at The Seminary Co-op in Chicago on March 7, 2025 further demonstrates his active engagement with the international academic community.

• Politics
• Political Sociology
• Computational Social Sciences
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Lara Cox is a Lecturer at the University of Toulouse 2 Jean Jaurès, affiliated with the Center for Anglophone Studies (CAS). She teaches in the fields of LANSAD and LLCE, with a research focus on visual culture, transatlantic studies, and gender studies. Her academic work bridges performance, art history, and critical theory. Her research interests center on visual culture through an intermedial lens, particularly the intersections of performing arts, cinema, and art history. She explores transatlantic cultural exchanges , focusing on American artists in France and the reception of African American culture in Europe. A major theme in her work is gender and intersectionality , especially the role of white women in avant-garde movements and the decolonization of artistic spaces. She also investigates critical whiteness and the aesthetics of the Theater of the Absurd in political and social contexts. Her recent publications reveal a strong trend in analyzing race, gender, and power in 20th-century visual and theatrical arts. She frequently examines how marginalized voices are represented or excluded in mainstream cultural narratives, with a particular focus on African American artists, feminist interventions in art, and the politics of curation. Her work combines archival research with theoretical rigor, often drawing from postcolonial, feminist, and critical race theories. Editor, American Visual Arts Articles, Ariel's Corner, Miranda (CAS Magazine) Co-editor, “Queering the Second Wave: Anglo-French Dialogues,” Paragraph: A Journal of Critical Theory 41:3 (2018) Ongoing book project: Processing Domination in the White Avant-garde: Theater and Visual Arts in the Mid-Twentieth Century (contracted with Bloomsbury) Lara Cox has advised and contributed to public scholarship through interviews, show reviews, and digital projects like the Interactive Map: Theater and Decolonization . She has been involved in training and academic service, including qualification for French academic positions (Aggregation, CAPES). She is a member of active research networks and contributes to the dissemination of Anglophone studies through open-access platforms and collaborative editorial work.

• Visual Culture
• Intermedial Studies
• Performing Arts
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Robert Payne is Professor and Department Chair of Communication, Media and Culture at The American University of Paris, where he has worked since 2008. Previously taught at Australian universities, his research focuses on queer theory applications in media studies, digital networks, and affective dimensions of media infrastructure. PhD and BA from University of Sydney Specializes in queer digital culture Author of two monographs International research on media materialities His work examines digital media's affective dimensions, including viral circulation, social media intimacy, and material infrastructures shaping queer encounters. Co-edited special issues on 'Citizenship and queer critique' (2012) and 'Panic' (2008), with publications analyzing topics from Abu Ghraib photo circulation to blue-collar masculinity in digital spaces. Current research investigates everyday media materialities through infrastructure studies and affect theory.

• Gender and Sexuality Studies
• Queer Theory
• Digital Media Studies
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Ling Eleanor Zhang is an Associate Professor in Management at ESCP Business School's London Campus, UK. Her research focuses on cross-cultural management, global mobility, and workplace diversity, with a particular emphasis on expatriates, migrants, and transnational workers through lenses of language, identity, gender, and geopolitics. She co-founded CYGNA (Supporting Women in Academia Network) in 2014 to foster collaboration among female academics in London. Her work explores boundaries in organizational behavior, such as firm-level activities of multinational corporations operating across borders. Key themes include cultural identity negotiation, language proficiency in expatriate adjustment, and the role of geopolitics in business practices. She has published extensively in journals like Journal of International Business Studies and Gender, Work & Organization , and contributes to both academic and commercial book formats. Her recent articles address post-pandemic academic work culture, stakeholder engagement in corporate social innovation, and the impact of geopolitical shifts on global business responsibilities. Dr. Zhang advocates for inclusive methodologies in international business research, emphasizing multiculturality and ethical considerations.

• Cross-Cultural Management
• Global Mobility
• Multiculturalism
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Éric Macé is a Professor of Sociology at the University of Bordeaux and a researcher at the Centre Émile Durkheim, a joint research unit of CNRS, the University of Bordeaux, and Sciences Po Bordeaux. His work centers on social power relations, with a focus on gender, stereotypes, coloniality, and the Anthropocene. He served as Vice President in charge of environmental and societal transitions from February 2022 to April 2024, reflecting his engagement with ecological and institutional change. Fields of Interest: Gender and power relations, including trans identities and domestic violence Coloniality and decolonial research in academia Theoretical and political implications of the Anthropocene Post-patriarchal social arrangements and care-based solidarity Media representations and social stereotypes His recent publications and media contributions demonstrate a strong trend toward interdisciplinary critique, merging feminist, ecological, and decolonial perspectives. He emphasizes the historicity of gender arrangements and challenges essentialist views of identity, advocating for a sociology that engages with contemporary social transformations. His work bridges academic research and public debate, particularly on issues of discrimination, secularism, and social justice. Scientific Contributions and Recognition: Author of influential books such as The Post-Patriarchy (2015) and After Society. Manual of Augmented Sociology (2020) Contributor to major journals and public platforms including The Conversation , RFI , and Ballast Co-authored key works on intersectionality, discrimination, and non-hegemonic sociology Éric Macé actively mentors and collaborates with scholars in gender studies, sociology, and critical theory. While specific students are not listed, his collaborative projects indicate a strong advisory and intellectual leadership role. He has not received explicitly mentioned awards, but his sustained publication record and institutional roles reflect significant scholarly recognition. Research Environment: Centre Émile Durkheim: A leading French sociology research center focused on social institutions, inequalities, and political sociology Interdisciplinary collaborations across sociology, gender studies, and environmental humanities Engagement with public sociology through media and policy debates

• Sociology
• Gender Studies
• Power Relations
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Manisha Anantharaman is an Assistant Professor at the Center for the Sociology of Organizations (CSO), Sciences Po in Paris, where she joined in January 2024. She was previously an Associate Professor at Saint Mary’s College of California in the Global Studies and Environmental Studies programs. Her research lies at the intersection of sociology, environmental studies, and political ecology, with a focus on the socio-cultural and political dynamics of ecological transitions in the Global South. PhD, Environmental Science, Policy and Management, University of California, Berkeley (2015) MA, Integrative Bio-sciences, University of Oxford (2008), Inlaks Scholar Alba Viotto Visiting Professorship, University of Geneva (2019) Her research critically examines how economic ideologies, socio-cultural identities, and power relations shape sustainability practices and environmentalism, particularly focusing on intersectional inequalities of race, class, caste, and gender. She is the author of the book Recycling Class (MIT Press, 2024), which presents an ethnographic study of waste labor and middle-class environmentalism in Bengaluru, India, critiquing 'performative environmentalism' and the limitations of inclusion without structural reform. Her work spans themes of circular economy, informal labor, green public spaces, digital infrastructures of consumption, and sustainable well-being. Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in critical sustainability, analyzing everyday practices, urban green spaces, and the politics of consumption through feminist, postcolonial, and intersectional lenses. She employs ethnographic and community-based methodologies to understand how marginalized communities navigate environmental transitions and assert their rights. Pandemic Pedagogic Excellence Award (2021) Inlaks Scholar (2008) Alba Viotto Visiting Professorship, University of Geneva (2019) Anantharaman is actively engaged in advising and research grants. She is a co-Principal Investigator on a €1.3 million Belmont Forum project studying digitalization and sustainable consumption across five countries. She also serves as an Associate Editor for Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene and Consumption and Society . Her policy work includes collaborations with Chatham House and UNEP, where she contributes to reports on circular economy and consumption, emphasizing marginalized perspectives. She teaches courses in Environmental Justice, Environmental Sociology, and Qualitative Methods at Sciences Po, and has extensive teaching experience at institutions like UC Berkeley and the University of Geneva. She is a key member of the Center for the Sociology of Organizations at Sciences Po, participating in seminars on ecological sense and social-ecological transitions. Her research projects involve collaboration with scholars from Sweden, Norway, Turkey, and Japan, as well as engagement with municipal governments, civil society, and digital designers through design workshops. She is currently launching a comparative study on informal work in the circular economy across Asian and African cities.

• Critical Sustainabilities
• Circular Economy
• Sustainable Well-being
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Sarah Barrieres is a researcher affiliated with the Centre de Recherches Historiques (CRH) at École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS). She specializes in the sociology of work, gender studies, and political crises, with a focus on Tunisia and the Maghreb region. Her work examines labor movements during the Tunisian revolution and their gendered dimensions. Thesis: "Subversions: The workers' movement and the gender test in the Tunisian revolution" (2024, CRH) Key Collaborations: Abir Kréfa, Amélie Le Renard Past Teaching: "Introduction to Sociology" (2017–2019, University of Evry Val-d'Essonne) Her research intersects labour sociology , gender dynamics , and political crisis analysis , using ethnographic methods to study workplace mobilizations and unionism during revolutionary periods. Recent publications explore the MENA region's gendered responses to political upheaval and post-revolutionary disenchantment . Articles highlight trends in labour movements (textiles, electronics), gendered activism , and political crisis ethnography . Her work spans 19th-century legal texts comparative analysis to 2010–2011 Tunisian revolution studies. Contact: sarah.barrieres@ehess.fr

• Sociology of Work and Trade Unionism
• Gender Studies
• Sociology of Political Crises and Mobilizations
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Jamil Khader is the Dean of Research and Professor of English at Bethlehem University, Palestine. His work bridges postcolonial studies, critical theory, and political philosophy. He authored Cartographies of Transnationalism in Postcolonial Feminisms (2012) and co-edited Žižek Now (2013), showcasing expertise in Slavoj Žižek's thought. His research engages decolonial frameworks, media representation of Palestinians, and critiques of Eurocentrism. Key publications analyze humor theory through Žižek's lenses, Palestinian resistance narratives, and intersections between liberalism and white supremacy. His essays appear in venues like Planetary Conversations , addressing timely issues such as media violence against Gaza and leftist political failures. As an academic leader, Khader combines administrative roles with active publishing, maintaining a focus on global justice and intellectual rigor. His work often integrates cultural analysis with political activism.

• Postcolonial Studies
• Critical Theory
• Feminist Theory
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Clémence Ledoux is a Lecturer in Political Science at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Nantes. Her research focuses on the intersections of care work, social policies in Europe, gender dynamics, and public policy analysis within highly feminized sectors like domestic and home-based care. Core Research Areas: Welfare Markets, Gender Equality, EU Policy-Making, Social Investment Recent Projects: COVICARE (2021-2024), ORIGAMI (2023-2025), PHS Quality (2019-2020) From 2019-2022, she held a Marie Curie Fellowship at FRIAS and served as Scientific Advisory Board member. Her 2021-2024 publications address employer organization roles in fragmented care sectors, EU gender norms in labor negotiations, and institutional governance of social care. Scientific Awards: Marie Curie Fellowship (2019-2021), CNRS sabbatical (2019-2021), Hubert Currien Fellowship (2018)

• Political Science
• Gender Studies
• Welfare State
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Prof. Norbert Lebrument is a full-time faculty member at IAE Clermont Auvergne - School of Management , Université Clermont Auvergne (UCA), where he leads research on economic intelligence, smart cities, and philosophical foundations of management. His work bridges critical theory with practical urban governance. Key research areas include: Economic Intelligence, Smart Cities, Critical Management Studies, Organizational Philosophy Major contributions: Extended Technology Acceptance Model (UTAUT2) for mobility apps, applied Value-Belief-Norm theory to smart city participation, and integrated Nietzschean critique into management epistemology Collaborates with Dr. Cédrine Zumbo-Lebrument (IAE UCA) and Dr. Corinne Rochette (Clermont Recherche Management) Recent publications focus on: 2025: CEO activism dynamics, teleconsultation adoption in France 2024: Nietzsche's impact on critical management, VBN theory in urban participation 2023: Soft mobility for archaeological sites, WhatsApp in political campaigns 2021: MaaS adoption, resilient crisis management systems His methodology combines grounded theory, structural equation modeling, and critical philosophical analysis.

• Economic Intelligence
• Public Management
• Smart City
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Corinne Oster is a Professor of Translation and Translation Studies at the University of Lille, where she serves as Head of the Translation and Interpreting Department. She is affiliated with the Faculty of Languages, Culture and Societies (LCS) and teaches within the Department of English Studies (Angellier). Her academic work bridges translation theory, gender studies, and film studies, with a particular focus on how translation interacts with cultural representation and power dynamics. Professor Oster's research interests span multiple interconnected fields. She specializes in Translation Studies with emphases on film translation, literary translation, and the translation of gendered discourse. Her work in Gender Studies focuses on women filmmakers, female representation in cinema, and feminist approaches to translation. In Film Studies, she examines French cinema, particularly women directors from the 1990s, and analyzes how power dynamics and social class are represented in film. Her research demonstrates how translation serves as a critical lens for understanding cultural transmission, identity construction, and ideological positioning across linguistic boundaries. Her publication record reveals consistent scholarly engagement with the intersections of translation, gender, and film over the past two decades. Oster's work demonstrates a clear trajectory from analyzing specific film translations to developing broader theoretical frameworks for understanding how translation mediates cultural representations of gender, power, and social class. Her research shows particular attention to how feminist perspectives inform translation practices and how cinematic narratives are transformed across linguistic and cultural boundaries. Professor Oster is an active member of the Center for Studies in Civilizations, Languages and Foreign Literature (ULR 4074), where her research contributes to interdisciplinary scholarship on cultural representation and linguistic mediation. Her work connects translation studies with broader questions of cultural identity, social power, and artistic expression across linguistic boundaries.

• Translation Studies
• Gender Studies
• Film Studies
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Mirna Safi is a Full Professor of Sociology at Sciences Po , Paris, and a key member of the Centre for Research on Social Inequalities (CRIS) and the European Academy of Sociology . Her work bridges empirical and theoretical analyses of migration, ethnoracial stratification, and structural inequality in France. Affiliated with CRIS and LIEPP (Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Evaluation of Public Policies) Specializes in experimental methods, longitudinal data analysis, and field studies on discrimination Co-supervises PhD candidates Charlotte Corchete and Cao Minh Ho Her research spans: Discrimination in hiring and workplace practices Migration impact on labor markets and social stratification Segregation and residential mobility trends Intersectional inequalities across race, class, and gender Key trends in her 2016–2025 publications include: Quantifying intergroup wage disparities in French workplaces Experimental correspondence testing for ethnic/gender bias Pandemic inequality analysis during lockdowns Transnationalism across immigrant generations Scientific Awards : Fellow, European Academy of Sociology (2019–present) She advises on anti-discrimination policies and collaborates with the Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies editorial board.

• Migration
• Ethnic and Racial Inequality
• Segregation
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Guillaume Teillet serves as a Lecturer in Sociology at the National Higher Institute of Teaching and Education (INSPÉ) of the University of Poitiers, based at the Niort site. Affiliated with the GRESCO Laboratory (EA3815), his academic work bridges teacher education and sociological research on justice systems, with an institutional email at guillaume.teillet@univ-poitiers.fr. Teillet completed his PhD in Sociology at the University of Poitiers in 2019 with the dissertation Une jeunesse populaire sous contrainte judiciaire (A working-class youth under judicial constraint), establishing his foundation in institutional ethnography of marginalized youth. His research centers on the sociology of deviance and juvenile justice, with specialized focus on working-class youth trajectories, judicial selectivity, and the intersection of civil/criminal legal systems. Methodologically, he employs ethnographic fieldwork and questionnaire surveys to analyze social control mechanisms in educational and penal institutions, particularly examining how disability labels compound judicial marginalization. Teillet's publication trends reveal sustained investigation into French youth justice systems since 2015, with recent work (2020-2025) increasingly addressing hybrid legal pathways and disability intersections. His scholarship consistently highlights structural inequalities in how working-class youth navigate institutional constraints, demonstrating methodological rigor through detailed case studies of judicial processing. No scientific awards are documented in available sources. As an academic advisor, Teillet supervises internships for the IPHD master's degree program, though specific student names remain unlisted. His service contributions include editorial duties for Societies and Youth in Difficulty (SEJED) and leadership in the French Sociology Association's Youth Thematic Network (RT15), reflecting active engagement in youth sociology communities. Teillet operates within the GRESCO Laboratory's research ecosystem while contributing to national academic infrastructure through the RT15 network and SEJED journal. His collaborative projects, including the 2021 co-edited volume Les frontières du privé. Un travail du social , demonstrate integration into French sociological networks focused on institutional boundaries and social intervention.

• Sociology of Deviance
• Sociology of Working-class Youth
• Sociology of Knowledge
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