I am an Associate Professor in Economic sociology at Télécom Paris – Institut Polytechnique de Paris, affiliated with the i3 – Interdisciplinary Institute for Innovation (CNRS UMR 9217) and the DiPLab Research Group. I also work with the CSS team at Institut Polytechnique de Paris
My research focuses on the political economy of digital platforms, platform labor, and the transformation of work driven by algorithmic intermediation. I combine theoretical frameworks (institutional economics, convention theory, digital labor) with computational methods (NLP, machine learning) to analyze power dynamics in platform economies.
Ongoing Research Projects
- VOLI – Voices from Online Labour: analyzing the trajectories and agency of platform workers.
- DEMETRA – DElivering METrics for fair work and TRAnsparency: building indicators for fair work accountability.
- AI–WORLd – AI Workers’ rights litigation: studying legal disputes around workers’ rights in the age of AI.
Research Interests
Political economy of digital platforms · Platform labor and grey zones of employment · Algorithmic power and coordination · Convention theory · Natural language processing (NLP) · Mixed computational methods
News
- October 2025 – Invited talk at Yale University & Digital Ethics Center: Digital Platform Worker Agency: Where is Power Asymmetry Located?
- September 2025 – Presentations at the 8th INDL Conference (University of Bologna) and the University of Lucerne.
- July 2025 – Presentation at CNAM, Paris: Mapping Uber’s Power.
- November 2024 – PhD defense in Economics, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle.