In the media
Research carried out at LEST regularly informs public debate and makes the news. This press review brings together articles, interviews and reports on the laboratory’s work and researchers from local, national and international media.
2026
Le Monde, 20 June 2026 : The Bétharram case: an independent commission of inquiry recommends financial compensation for all victims of abuse, par Sarah Belouezzane and Violaine Morin, See the national commission chaired by Philippe Vitale, Professor at the University of Marseille (AMU) at LEST.
- A science quiz bar? Where curiosity counts for more than the right answers – Frequence-Sud
Florence Lanzi, from the Laboratory of Labour Economics and Sociology (LEST), to explore how we live and work in the face of major … - Working whilst studying – 8 billion neighbours – RFI, 17 June 2026
Thierry Berthet, a political scientist and research director at the Laboratory of Labour Economics and Sociology (LEST) at the National Centre for … Le Monde, with AF, 17 June 2026, «Children of the Creuse»: the reparations bill for displaced people from Réunion passed by the French Parliament: eIn the conclusion of the 2018 report by the national commission chaired by Philippe Vitale, Professor at the University of Marseille (AMU) at LEST.
- Post by LEST – Economics Department and Sociology of Work – LinkedInThank you, Mikael, for your commitment and for this excellent overview of the research carried out at the LEST. We’re delighted to have you on board…
In Marseille, CNRS researchers are challenging you to a Science Quiz Night – Destimed
Florence Lanzi, from the Laboratory for the Economics and Sociology of Work (AMU / CNRS) will shed light on our lifestyles and working practices in the face of …Science quiz night with the CNRS – Bleu Tomate
And finally, with Florence Lanzi, from the Laboratory for the Economics and Sociology of Work (AMU / CNRS), you’ll get to discover our ways of life …Article, Le Monde: «Truth commissions are not a substitute for justice; they step in where justice reaches its limits»
Philippe Vitale highlights the challenges of transitional justice, a still relatively little-known field of research to which he contributes at LEST.
DEBATE – Makers: An Investigation into the Laboratories of Social Change – Nonfiction.fr
The APSE* is organising this event in collaboration with the LEST (Laboratory of Labour Economics and Sociology) and the Faculty of Economics and Management at the’Aix University–Marseille …Establishment of the Arts & Education Scientific Interest Group | ARTCENA
Aix–University of Marseille (ADEF, LPL, LEST, PRISM, CRPN, LESA, SFERE Provence, Ampiric, InCIAM, Inspé) • National Conservatoire of the Arts and …A study of the career paths and experiences of the descendants of immigrants …
Ombudsman… mixed.», this study was conducted by researchers Yaël Brinbaum (LISE–CNRS-Cnam) and Ingrid Tucci (LEST–CNRS–Aix–Marseille–University).Rethinking the Social and Solidarity Economy: New Meso-Level Perspectives? – OpenEdition Journals
And then, I’ll get back to Aix–Marseille in 1995 at the Laboratory of Labour Economics and Sociology16 (LEST) and the Faculty of Economics and …Young people and housing: challenging life paths | The Social Union for Housing
– Hélène Couprié, senior lecturer, Aix-Marseille University/LEST – Julie Couronné, Policy and Research Officer, INJEP – Mélanie …2025 Open Science Prize: the CDSP honoured for the Caen Panel project
Sciences Pothe LEST (Aix-Marseille University), represented by Claire Bidart (head of research) and Anne Bonneville (research assistant). The project n …Marthe Nyssens honoured by the’University of’Aix–Marseille – University Catholic University of Leuven
To mark this award, a seminar entitled «Democracy in Action – Interdisciplinary Perspectives» was organised by the LEST and …
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[19 May 2026] Survey on work among secondary school pupils: what is the reality? What impact does it have on their educational pathways?
Thierry Berthet, a research director in political science at the CNRS, discusses the quantitative and qualitative study carried out among hundreds of sixth-formers and education professionals.
[June 2026 – podcast] Marguerite CORON: Why and how should we rethink collective work?
Exploring the potential of technical mediation to dare to move beyond the dichotomy between physical activity and screen-assisted activity.
