Jean-Noël Jouzel is a researcher at the CNRS. His research focuses primarily on the controversies linked to issues to do with environmental health.
Pesticides have long been the object of public policies that seek to guarantee that their toxic effects will not harm the human populations. Yet, over the last twenty-five years, data produced by a number of epidemiological studies conducted outside the marketing approval process give rise to questions about just how solid these guarantees are.
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Comment ignorer ce que l'on sait
Jean-Noël Jouzel
Designed for practitioners, students and professors, this is the first dictionary devoted to health expertise. It describes the uses, notions and concepts of the field. Drawing on the most recent research, it simultaneously illustrates the institutional context surrounding expertise and the actors that contribute to it or endure its consequences.
Santé, travail, environnement
Claude Gilbert, Emmanuel Henry
Aujourd'hui, chaque activité, chaque mission est confiée à une nouvelle organisation, qui a ses codes, ses hiérarchies, ses procédures : loin de rendre le monde plus fluide, horizontal et flexible, cette prolifération organisationnelle le complexifie toujours plus. Cet ouvrage tente d’expliquer les causes et les conséquences de ce phénomène.
Olivier Borraz