electrical native - prof #sociology & #sts - director of the center for the sociology of innovation (mines paris)
New books in 2025: The Care of things (Polity) // Fragilities (MIT Press)
Interested in #maintenance #architecture #data #datalabor #city ..
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electrical native - prof #sociology & #sts - director of the center for the sociology of innovation (mines paris)
New books in 2025: The Care of things (Polity) // Fragilities (MIT Press)
Interested in #maintenance #architecture #data #datalabor #city
Intriguing and inspiring stories, an almost up-to-date state of the art of maintenance and repair studies, and a deep dive into the worries, diplomacy and ambivalences of the art of making things last.
All in one single book.
www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-care-o...
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L'impensé politique d'une enquête prend ici la forme d'un code couleur. #VertRouge
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Swann Bommier, de l’ONG Bloom, dénonce une « reddition historique » face aux lobbies pétroliers et aux forces conservatrices.
Lire l'article ➡️ https://l.reporterre.net/xUR
Reproblematising maintenance, reconsidering infrastructures:
The emergence of a more-than-corrective maintenance programme in French water networks management
Jérôme Denis & Daniel Florentin
— Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Une partie du CSI va y faire un petit tour bientôt…
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L’occasion d'en exposer la démarche et l'argument 🔽
Reposted by Kelly Smith, Jérôme Denis, Michael Veale , and 1 more Kelly Smith, Jérôme Denis, Michael Veale, Joanna Tai
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The students had read Ruth Schwartz Cowan’s classic More Work for Mother: the Ironies of Household Technology from the Open Hearth to the Microwave
I wanted them to remember 1) the hard work, and 2) how some work disappeared
1/n
They’re so dangerous.
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We are definitely heading back to the 1930s.
This is. so. frightening.
Even as a reader, I often get frustrated by the results and discussion sections.
Hopefully a few journals resist.
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(Le communiqué ne dit pas sur quoi il est « revu et corrigé » et si Latour a participé, avant sa mort, à cette révision)
Sortie le 2 octobre.
Reposted by Fabián Muniesa, Jérôme Denis, Béatrice Cointe
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I’m leaving my current employer in December for a post at the Laboratoire Population Environnement Développement at Aix Marseille Université. I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining/
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Reposted by Jérôme Denis, Margot C. Finn, Iñaki Aldasoro
Reposted by Jérôme Denis, Albin Wagener
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