Melchior Simioni

Unlike the consumer relationship in which payment is sufficient in itself, or social services which can be accessed by right, matching supposes an unprecedented social relationship – we express preferences according to the information available to us, and selection is made based on the data we have provided.

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Drawing on both well-known and less well-known examples (Parcoursup, organ donation, attribution of social housing), sociologists, economists and political scientists investigate this new way of organising our individual trajectories, in order to shed light on its very important political and social implications.

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