The Economics and social sciences department studies the social and economic transformations brought about by digital technology. It belongs to the i3 research laboratory (Interdisciplinary Institute of Innovation, CNRS UMR 9217) and CREST (Center for Research in Economics and Statistics, research unit CNRS 9194). The department has around 110 staff members, including 35 research professors, around 30 associate professors and 40 postdocs and PhD students, as well as five administrative staff members.
There are three teams in The Economics and Social Sciences Department:
The Economics and social sciences department is made up of researchers from various fields of human, economic and social sciences: Sociology, Economics, Management Sciences, Ergonomics, Design, Psychosociology, Law.
The research activities are held within the Interdisciplinary Institute for Innovation (i3), CNRS Mixed Research Unit 9217. They are organized into four main axes.
- Uses, participation, democratisation of innovation
- Theory and models for design
- Regulations of innovation
- Transformations of innovative firms
News
Supporting Citizens Involvement in the Chain of Survival
Digital Trust, Faculty Members — 28/08/2023The Living Lab project aims to experiment technological solutions with emergency services to improve the [...]
ChatGPT, Large Language Models: regulatory challenges
Data Science & AI — 28/06/2023The "AI Monday" of June 5, 2023 took a step away from finance to focus on a technology that has made the news in recent [...]
Review: one year of research 2022
Faculty Members, Innovation — 13/06/2023The document depicts the great variety of scientific fields, research projects and applications generated by this abundant ecosystem.
CHI 2023 Conference Highlights
Design interaction perception, Faculty Members — 22/05/2023The 2023 CHI (pronounced Kaï) conference on Computer and Human Interaction welcomed researchers from around the world in [...]
Human-Computer Interaction: our works awarded at CHI'2023
Design interaction perception, Faculty Members — 05/04/2023Works from Télécom Paris faculty are about to be awarded at CHI 2023, ACM CHI Conference on [...]
IP Paris Doctoral School Awards
PhD — 16/12/2022Three Télécom Paris PhD students each received a poster prize at the IP Paris Doctoral School day on Dec. 13, 2022: Simon Delarue (Computing, Data and [...]
YouTube, from the effervescence of History to narrative videography
PhD — 06/12/2022The first seminar of the Digital Technologies, Organization and Society team was held by Arthur Forges de Parny, PhD [...]
AI and anti-discrimination law
Data Science & AI — 30/11/2022Prof. Sandra Wachter examines the tension between AI used in decision-making processes and the rationale of Western anti-discrimination law.
Clarifying the moral foundation of explainable AI
Data Science & AI — 14/11/2022The ‘unpacking’ characteristic of XAI is one of the reasons it has subsequently been argued to increase the [...]
New Heroism: a paradoxical model of success
Faculty Members — 30/05/2022Olivier Fournout deciphers the DNA of successful behaviour and proposes a theory on the paradoxical injunctions of today's world.
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