Collaborative Economy Research Project

Forms of collaborative economy and social protection

Social protection in the spaces of the collaborative economy

The head of the project, Associate Professor at PSB, Hélène Bussy-Socrate and researchers of Paris Dauphine University put at the heart of the study the organizations of the collaborative economy and its contributors, in relation with its beneficiaries. This level of analysis makes it possible to explain the decisions taken by the actors of the collaborative economy and to better understand the future. The modes of organization of work differ from the classical models traditionally taught in public or private institutions. 

The objectives are multiple:

- Explore the symbolic and sociological resources of collaborative economy enterprises.

- Discover the practices and networks of communities in residence in collaborative spaces.

- Explore the financing and economic viability of collaborative spaces, key players and representatives of the collaborative economy

- Raise good practices to manage the complexity of a hybrid business model (economic vs. social), a recurring problem in the collaborative economy

- Deal with and understand the challenges of quality of life at work through over-connection and disconnection practices

 

Contacts :

Dr Hélène Bussy-Socrate, Associate Professor at PSB, Management and Strategy Research Department

Dr Valérie Mérindol, Professor at PSB, Chair NewPic, v.merindol@psbedu.paris

Dr Nicolas Aubouin, Professeur associé at PSB, Chair NewPic, n.aubouin@psbedu.paris

For more information : h.bussysocrate@psbedu.paris