This theme explores the changes brought about by social, technological and environmental transitions, with a view to examining their impact on institutions and their regulatory frameworks, on culture and heritage, on organisations, and on funding models.
These transitions raise issues concerning the impact of human activity, safety and the associated risks, particularly for Mediterranean societies. Research must help us to better anticipate these developments so that we can support the necessary changes to preserve resources and create value. These transitions call for research into raising awareness and supporting change.
This topic draws particularly on the social sciences and humanities, whilst also drawing on the ‘hard’ sciences to understand and anticipate the impact of environmental and technological changes.
Shared objectives:
- Environmental litigation
- Comparative law, European law, institutional and organisational change
- Governance of territorial transitions
- Political discourse during periods of transition
- Socio-economic impacts and risks of transitions
- Coverage of economic and financial risks
- Resilience of organisations and societies
Laboratories involved:
Main affiliations: BABEL, CDPC, CERC, CERGAM, IMSIC, LEAD, MIO
Secondary affiliation: IM2NP, CPT
Components involved:
- Institute of Business Administration (IAE)
- UFR Ingémédia
- University Institute of Technology (IUT)
- Faculty of Law
- Faculty of Economics and Management
- Faculty of Languages, Literature and the Humanities
- Faculty of Science and Technology
