Sophie Dubuisson-Quellier

A whole series of cognitive biases prevent us from making rational decisions: conformity, aversion to loss, excessive self-esteem, preference for the short-term, etc. This book is a critical analysis of behavioral knowledge and its applications, in order to understand its success and explore its limitations.

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Maintaining an ambiguous relationship with the market, being both opposed to and within it, militant consumerism is now a powerful movement, capable of influencing governments, legislators and economic actors.

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"Eat smart, be smart", "Reduce, Reuse, Recycle", "Same medicine, same results", "Smoking kills"… A critical attempt at deciphering an increasingly widespread form of governance, where individual behaviour becomes a space for public intervention.

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In today's world, every activity, every task is entrusted to a new organisation, which has its own codes, hierarchies, and procedures. Yet far from making the world more fluid, horizontal, and flexible, this organisational proliferation makes it ever more complex. The sociologists, political scientists, and historians brought together in this book.

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Diversité des interactions entre mondes militants & économiques-Quand militant·es cyclistes & chauffeurs de bus font cause commune-Sociologie du rendement social-Mastercard, sa fondation & l'inclusion financière-Stratégies des associations végétariennes en France-Crise économique & mouvements sociaux-Comment une entreprise répond à ses critiques

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