International audienceWhile there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific expertise, testi- monies made by sociologists who themselves participated in scientific expertise on a con- troversial topic remain rare. It is this type of feedback and testimony that this paper will ar- ticulate and discuss. The aim is to propose a series of reflections on scientific expertise from a personal experience: the participation of the author as a sociologist in an expert commit- tee set up by the former French Agency for the Safety of Health, the Environment and Work (AFSSET) on the topic of radio-frequencies. Several problematic aspects of scientific exper- tise will thus be discussed from this concrete experience: the problem of t...
In principle, science has always been regarded as coming within the scope of the sociology of knowle...
International audienceEngaging a discussion between literature and case studies, this article aims t...
In this paper, we argue that the formulation of typical expert judgements – here referred to as ‘jud...
International audienceWhile there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific exp...
International audienceAlthough there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific ...
In today's complex world, we have come to rely increasingly on those who have expertise in specific ...
The problem of the role of experts in society may seem to be a topic marginal to the main concerns o...
Expert knowledge is an essential component of modern society. It is also a potentially difficult top...
Integrating scientific inputs into the regulatory process is generally attributed to experts. But, e...
All technological controversies are socially and culturally framed. Studying those moments of “exper...
International audienceThe relationships of the expertise and scientific knowledge on which it is bas...
I present two linked arguments related to the ongoing discussion in the field of Science and Technol...
The research programme known as Studies of Expertise and Experience (SEE), often referred to as the ...
In the information society and in the complexity that is one of the distinctive features of modernit...
Expertise has come under attack not least since the Brexit vote in the UK and Donald Trump’s electio...
In principle, science has always been regarded as coming within the scope of the sociology of knowle...
International audienceEngaging a discussion between literature and case studies, this article aims t...
In this paper, we argue that the formulation of typical expert judgements – here referred to as ‘jud...
International audienceWhile there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific exp...
International audienceAlthough there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific ...
In today's complex world, we have come to rely increasingly on those who have expertise in specific ...
The problem of the role of experts in society may seem to be a topic marginal to the main concerns o...
Expert knowledge is an essential component of modern society. It is also a potentially difficult top...
Integrating scientific inputs into the regulatory process is generally attributed to experts. But, e...
All technological controversies are socially and culturally framed. Studying those moments of “exper...
International audienceThe relationships of the expertise and scientific knowledge on which it is bas...
I present two linked arguments related to the ongoing discussion in the field of Science and Technol...
The research programme known as Studies of Expertise and Experience (SEE), often referred to as the ...
In the information society and in the complexity that is one of the distinctive features of modernit...
Expertise has come under attack not least since the Brexit vote in the UK and Donald Trump’s electio...
In principle, science has always been regarded as coming within the scope of the sociology of knowle...
International audienceEngaging a discussion between literature and case studies, this article aims t...
In this paper, we argue that the formulation of typical expert judgements – here referred to as ‘jud...