Presentation of LATTS
A joint research unit, LATTS brings together researchers and teacher-researchers from the CNRS, the Ecole nationale des ponts et chaussées, and Gustave Eiffel University.
The laboratory
Founded in 1986 to study topics related to cities and their networks, as well as businesses and their production organisation models, LATTS (Laboratoire Techniques Territoires et Sociétés) is a multidisciplinary laboratory in the humanities and social sciences, specialising in cities and territories, public action and labour. Based on the observation that technical worlds are of particular and growing importance in spatial, societal, economic and political transformations, it focuses in particular on understanding how infrastructures and technical systems are shaped by the various social worlds in which they operate and, conversely, how they contribute to transforming them.
Through numerous field studies, the work carried out within the laboratory has three main objectives: to practise rigorous interdisciplinarity, to affirm the principle of solid empirical support for research, and to promote debate and theoretical production.
Laboratory council
Ex officio members:
Director: Jonathan Rutherford
College of Researchers:
Elected members:
- Konstantinos Chatzis
- Corinne Delmas
- Daniel Florentin
- Sofia Guevara
- François-Mathieu Poupeau
- Emmanuelle Santoire
College of Administrative Staff
Elected member:
Appointed member:
Doctoral student representatives
Members elected for the VTT (City, Transport, Territories) doctoral school
- Niklas Gerst (Regular)
- Antoine Esnos (Deputy)
Members elected for the OMI (Organisations, Markets, Institutions) doctoral school
- Clémence Legros (Tenured)
- Lucette Moatti (Deputy)