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Mobility and transport
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Social - Societal - Solidarity Innovation
PRINTEMPS (Professions, Institutions, Temporalities)
Research unit
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
Innovation themes
47, boulevard Vauban
Bâtiment Vauban
78047 GUYANCOURT
Expertises
- Public action,
- Social and health policies,
- Sociology of science and quantification,
- Sociology of precariousness and social work,
- Sociology of law and justice,
- Gender and socialization,
- Sociology of mobility and transport
Applications sectors
- Other business
- Health / wellness
- Automotive industry
- Transportation / Logistics
- Art / Culture
- Administration / Public sector
- Personal services / services to individuals
- Railway industry
Total number of employees
Number of researchers : 31
Number of doctoral students : 33
Keywords
Valuation offer
Projects examples
- ANR VENIROMOND: Study of gender socializations in early childhood
- ANR REGMEDPROV: International comparison of care regulation policies in Germany, France, England and Sweden
- ANR FICOPSAD: Study of Home Support Services for the Elderly in France and Quebec
- Research in partnership with La Poste on developments in the postman profession
- Research in partnership with the Ministry of Justice on the career paths of magistrates (1990-2017)
Industrial and scientific relations
Scientific collaborations
- France: Ministry of Labor, Ministry of Justice, CNES, INED, INSEE, ADEME
- Europe: Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, University of Louvain-la-Neuve
- International: National School of Public Administration (Quebec), UQAM, University of Montreal, University of Shanghai, Federal University of Sao Carlos (UFSCar in Brazil)
Private collaborations
La Poste, Orange, SNCF