Laboratoire Professions, Institutions, Temporalités (PRINTEMPS)

Laboratory presentation

Created in 1995, the laboratory PRINTEMPS (Professions, Institutions, Temporalities) is a mixed research unit consisting of two guardianships the UVSQ and the CNRS. The laboratory team is made up of sociologists, political scientists and demographers who use various methodologies (quantitative and qualitative).
The research carried out within the PRINTEMPS laboratory favors two major themes:
- Professional worlds: commitments, knowledge, expertise
- Careers and temporalities: socialization and trajectories

The 20 latest publications

Title Authors Publication date Source
Science and society in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic: Research on the natural origins of SARS-CoV-2 Morgan Jouvenet 01/01/23 Natures Sciences Societes
Lise Conté (dir.), Une sociologie pour l'action. Itinéraire et héritages de Jean-Daniel Reynaud Élodie Béthoux 10/01/22 Sociologie du Travail
Thomas Reverdy, Antimanuel de management de projet. Composer avec les incertitudes Jérôme Cihuelo 10/01/22 Sociologie du Travail
Laura Ruiz de Elvira et Sahar Aurore Saeidnia (dir.) Les mondes de la bien-faisance: les pratiques du bien au prisme des sciences sociales Paris, CNRS Éditions, 2021, 407 pages. Matthieu Hély 01/01/22 Critique Internationale
Small Arrangements with the Law. On the Wage Relationship in Intermediated Employment François Sarfati 01/01/22 Droit et Societe
Julie SEDEL, Dirigeants de médias. Sociologie d’un groupe patronal. Rennes, PUR, 2021, 274 p Ivan Chupin 01/01/22 Reseaux
Work and recognition from a social utility perspective. Introduction Odile Join-Lambert, Laure de Verdalle 01/01/22 Sociologie du Travail
The policy of combating the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany: Between federalism and centralization Patrick Hassenteufel 10/12/21 Tribunes de la Sante
Computational complexity: An empirical view Maël Pégny 12/01/13 6th AISB Symposium on Computing and Philosophy: The Scandal of Computation - What is Computation? - AISB Convention 2013
Determining the location of protected areas in France: Does “scientific interest” matter? Cécile Blatrix 07/01/21 Perspectives in Ecology and Conservation
Computational complexity: An empirical view Maël Pégny 12/01/13 6th AISB Symposium on Computing and Philosophy: The Scandal of Computation - What is Computation? - AISB Convention 2013
How to mobilise isolated workers? The case of cleaning ladies Camille Peugny 04/01/21 Sociologie du Travail
The breastfeeding choice: The influence of relatives on mothers Géraldine Comoretto 02/01/21 Cahiers de Nutrition et de Dietetique
Food, State and Territories : dissemination and recognition of Territorial Food Projects in France (2014 - 2021) Cécile Blatrix 01/01/21 Geographie Economie Societe
What is wrong between ecological science and policy? Cécile Blatrix 12/01/20 Ecology Letters
Anti-Crisis: thinking with and against crisis excerpt from interview with Janet Roitman Lise Cornilleau 11/01/20 Journal of Cultural Economy
Confronting risk near industrial structures: The case of anglers Olivier Guillaume 07/01/20 Natures Sciences Societes
Family lawyers and their clients: Social variations in the normalisation of private life Muriel Mille, Gabrielle Schütz 07/01/20 Sociologie du Travail
Computational complexity: An empirical view Maël Pégny 12/01/13 6th AISB Symposium on Computing and Philosophy: The Scandal of Computation - What is Computation? - AISB Convention 2013
Can we study the family environment through census data? A comparison of households, dwellings, and domestic units in rural Mali Olivia Samuel 01/02/20 Population Studies

Number of publications of the laboratory by scientific field (2016-2021)

Every paper can be classified in one or more scientific fields. The figure below shows the lab's number of publications in each scientific field, according to the ASJC classification (Elsevier)