International audienceAlthough there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific expertise and expert groups, direct evidence by sociologists who themselves participated in scientific expert groups assessing controversial topics remain rare. This paper offers just this type of feedback. The aim is to analyse the production of scientific expert opinions based on personal experience: the author's participation as a sociologist in an expert committee 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 these groups will thus be discussed from this concrete experience: the problem of the composition of the expert group,...
During a governmental mission to France in March of 1988 the author evaluated the effects of the sta...
La télévision joue aujourd’hui un rôle majeur dans la formation des opinions. Pour nombre de spectat...
International audienceWhen competing for talent, organizations require researchers to contribute to ...
International audienceAlthough there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific ...
International audienceWhile there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific exp...
Amid the current proliferation of socio-technical controversies, the judgment of experts and its rep...
International audienceThe purpose of this article is to shed light on the complexity and the dynamic...
Programme doctoral en SociologieThis dissertation studies research assessment in the Humanities and ...
Lucie Tanguy The Sociologist and the Expert : A Case Analysis A critical review of an assignment h...
International audienceThe relationships of the expertise and scientific knowledge on which it is bas...
This dissertation studies research assessment in the Humanities and Social Sciences, in a French eva...
Much research has shown that scientific activities, more now than in the past, are under pressure to...
I describe an approach to the meaning of expertise that grows out of sociological approaches to the ...
L’expertise scientifique joue un rôle croissant dans la fabrique du politique dans les démocraties. ...
Some scholars consider that broadening the composition of experts committees to various stakeholders...
During a governmental mission to France in March of 1988 the author evaluated the effects of the sta...
La télévision joue aujourd’hui un rôle majeur dans la formation des opinions. Pour nombre de spectat...
International audienceWhen competing for talent, organizations require researchers to contribute to ...
International audienceAlthough there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific ...
International audienceWhile there is now a large amount of social science research on scientific exp...
Amid the current proliferation of socio-technical controversies, the judgment of experts and its rep...
International audienceThe purpose of this article is to shed light on the complexity and the dynamic...
Programme doctoral en SociologieThis dissertation studies research assessment in the Humanities and ...
Lucie Tanguy The Sociologist and the Expert : A Case Analysis A critical review of an assignment h...
International audienceThe relationships of the expertise and scientific knowledge on which it is bas...
This dissertation studies research assessment in the Humanities and Social Sciences, in a French eva...
Much research has shown that scientific activities, more now than in the past, are under pressure to...
I describe an approach to the meaning of expertise that grows out of sociological approaches to the ...
L’expertise scientifique joue un rôle croissant dans la fabrique du politique dans les démocraties. ...
Some scholars consider that broadening the composition of experts committees to various stakeholders...
During a governmental mission to France in March of 1988 the author evaluated the effects of the sta...
La télévision joue aujourd’hui un rôle majeur dans la formation des opinions. Pour nombre de spectat...
International audienceWhen competing for talent, organizations require researchers to contribute to ...