Eco-dev seminar

The ECODEV doctoral seminar brings together an interdisciplinary collective of PhD students, post-doctoral fellows and teachers-researchers.

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The ECODEV doctoral seminar brings together an interdisciplinary collective of PhD students, post-doctoral fellows and teachers-researchers who meet to:

  • share their research topics and questions,
  • reflect together on the positions and approaches of researchers involved in the ecological and social transition,
  • promote transdisciplinarity in the research community.


In 2022 and 2023, participatory and transformative research-action principles were developed through collaborative workshops within the group:

  1. co-identify the starting problem,
  2. combining rigor and DIY,
  3. negotiate an ethical framework accepted by all,
  4. co-build learning paths,
  5. to cultivate reflexive thinking.

The seminar takes place one morning a month in a presentation or at a distance on a specific subject (thesis chapter, scientific article, research project...). It is coordinated by Cécile Renouard (ESSEC & Campus de la Transition) and Valentine Levacque (University of Burgundy).

Members

  • Cécile Renouard, Professor and President of the Transition Campus.
  • Valentine Levacque, PhD student in philosophy, LIR3S, University of Burgundy, ethics, CSR, facilitation and ecological transition in business.
  • Caroline Verzat, Associate Professor of Management, ESCP Business School, Social Psychology, Entrepreneurship, Sociology of Organizations, Education for Sustainable Development.
  • Antoine Rieu, lecturer, Gustave Eiffel University, IUT de Marne-la-Vallée, Institute for Management Research (IRG), associate researcher at the Center for Social Sciences Studies on African, American and Asian Worlds (CESSMA), management, socio-economics and philosophy of the "great ecological and social transition" (multi-stakeholder strategies and cooperation, ESS, social and occupational inclusion/exclusion, common, intersectionality and ecological justice, approaches to economic value).
  • Nicolas Barennes, PhD student in philosophy, Institut des Sciences juridiques et philosophiques de la Sorbonne (ISJPS, UMR 8013), Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, narratives, ecology, public action
  • Fanny Argoud, Ph.D. in Management Sciences, Organisations, Anthropocene and Global Limits, CSR Criticism, Corporate Political Role.
  • Louise Geisler-Roblin, teacher in the humanities and social sciences at the ICAM (site of Grand Paris Sud), research associate in political philosophy at the Logiques de l'Agir laboratory, Université Marie et Louis Pasteur, work and ecological transition
  • Andrea Mathez, PhD student at the University of Lausanne
  • Fabrice Neyrolles, management science, ethics, living well, ecological transition
  • Florence Drouet, PhD in physics, responsible for energy action and sobriety research projects at the Transition Campus
  • Paul Cukierman, graduate of ESSEC, PhD in Geography at Université Paris Cité. His thesis focuses on the sociospatial diffusion of low-carbon lifestyles in France.
  • Cécile Ezvan, associate professor at Excelia Business School, ethics, economic philosophy, social/ecological sustainability.
  • Beaugero Sapi, PhD student in political philosophy on restorative justice
  • Lara Mariton, CEA, PhD student at the Projekt Laboratory - Unimes. His thesis focuses on the "Decision by societal values: the case of low-carbon R&D in interaction with society".
  • Solene Tournus, Research Manager, ETRE Schools
  • Pierre-Jean Cottalorda, Doctor of Economics, Director of the third year and of the apprenticeship cycle, ENSTA.
  • Hervé Lado, Doctor of Economics, Head of Global Compact for Africa
  • Manon Sala, PhD student in sociology and education at the University of Montpellier and LPI, doctoral school FIRE.
  • Hélène L'huillier, Doctor of Economics, Research Associate at ESSEC, Entrepreneur Consultant at the Maison de l'Initiative, Cooperative of Activity and Employment in Toulouse.
  • Luigi Russi, lecturer in transition pedagogy, Catholic University of the West.
  • Camille Peschet
  • Raphaëlle Barbier, graduate of the Ecole des Mines in Paris, doctor in economics, head of training of trainers at the Campus de la Transition.
  • Marc David, PhD in physics, responsible for action research at the Transition Campus.

Voir aussi

  • Academic Seminar

    Each year, the academic seminar brings together researchers and practitioners involved in academic and vocational training.