Social Issues Facing the Challenges of Digital Regulation
Digital technologies foster a profound transformation of societies, organizations, and consumer habits. Their rapid adoption and frequently transnational nature have proved challenging for regulators.
As demonstrated by taxi drivers' struggle against the rising power of ridesharing companies like Uber or the implementation of new rules in Europe dealing with personal data collection, regulatory issues are especially significant in the digital age.
Predictive justice
Market regulation
Data protection
Our Research in the University's Labs
At Université Paris Dauphine – PSL, the issue of governance and regulation is tackled with approaches from various fields: law, economics, management, sociology, etc.
More broadly, the prevalence of non-human actors in decision-making (including in legal and police matters, but also in organizations and in processes for recruitment and performance evaluation) raises the question of algorithms' level of fairness and how best to regulate them.
At the same time, the collection of personal data being at an unprecedented level through these technologies also raises new questions about the right balance between efficiency, justice, and privacy.
The Interdisciplinary Research Institute in Social Sciences brings together sociologists, political scientists, and economists. The work is structured around five major themes, with a focus on methodology, international aspects, and issues related to gender.
UMR CNRS INRA 7170-1427
IRISSOInterdisciplinary Research Institute in Social Sciences
Dauphine Management Research is one of the most important French research centers in management science.
UMR CNRS 7088
DRMDauphine Management Research
CR2DDauphine Center for Legal Research
The Dauphine Economics Laboratory gathers all the Dauphine economics teams around theoretical and applied work, common tools and international networks.
UMR CNRS IRD 8007-260
LEDaDauphine Economics Laboratory
Our Researchers
Olivia Tambou, Thierry Kirat, Eric Brousseau, Morgan Sweeney, Joëlle Toledano
Published Research
- Kirat T., Sweeney M. (2019). Une comparaison d'applications de "justice prédictive". Le cas du contentieux de l'indemnisation du licenciement abusif, 2016-2016. Prédictice, Dalloz-Jurisprudence chiffrée et JurisData Analytics. La Semaine juridique. Edition générale, 2019.
- Kirat T., L’intelligence artificielle, l’avocat et le juge, Management & Data Science, octobre 2017
- Tambou O. (2016). Protection des données personnelles : les difficultés de la mise en œuvre du droit européen au déréférencement. Revue trimestrielle de droit européen, Dalloz, 2016, 2016 (2). ⟨hal-01408535⟩
- Toledano J. (2020). Concurrence et risque algorithmique : quelle régulation des algorithmes ? Notes de travail de la chaire Gouvernance et Régulation.
- Brousseau E., Marzouki M., & Méadel C. (Eds.). Governance, regulation and powers on the Internet. Cambridge University Press (2012)
- Bernard S., Abdelnour S. (2018), Vers un capitalisme de plateforme ? Mobiliser le travail, contourner les régulations, La nouvelle revue du travail, n°13
- Tambou O. (2020), Manuel de droit européen de la protection des données à caractère personnel, Bruylant.
- Conférence « Transition Écologique, Transformation Numérique : Quels enjeux de Gouvernance ? » - 8 juillet 2020 ; Chaire « Gouvernance et régulation » de Dauphine - PSL
- Note de réflexion, 2020, Chaire « Gouvernance et régulation » de Dauphine : « Concurrence et risque algorithmique : quelle régulation des algorithmes ? »
- Conférence « La gouvernance des données personnelles » - 10 avril 2019 ; Chaire « Economie Numérique » de Dauphine - PSL
- E-conférence : « Data Protection Issues and Covid-19 : Comparative Perspectives » ; co-organisé par Olivia Tambou (juillet-août 2020)