Work Programme: Digital Transformation

Project "Digital Governance Challenge"

Digital technology tends to radically transform the capacities for processing and circulating information, and therefore for coordination. Transparent and ubiquitous access to information, just-in-time and adaptive information processing, and the use of algorithmic means are transforming the problems and capacities of collective governance. This group proposes to reflect on the questioning of traditional coordination mechanisms, including the State, and on the implications and requirements of a more reactive and decentralised governance adapted to societies characterised by more agile and personalised coordination modes.

Project "Governance and Regulation of the Metaverse"

This research project aims to gain a better understanding of the technological, legal and societal issues that are emerging, or are likely to emerge, with the development of Metavers/Web 3.0. The aim is to identify and anticipate the actions required in terms of public policy and regulation (including self-regulation).

Work programme : Ecological transition

Project "BlaBlaModes" : a multimodal Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform

For BlaBlaCar, the aim is to develop a multimodal offer and the academic teams involved will be mobilised to understand the demand, offer and regulation in this ecosystem for a period of 42 months. Dauphine is part of the research consortium dedicated to the PSE projects and ESSEC.

Project "Circular Economy"

This working group began by crossing the reflections carried out within the Chair on a thesis currently being finalised on the "off-market" strategies of mass-market retailers in the dynamic context of the energy transition, and a thesis being started on the organisation of recycling sectors and public service delegation models.

The possibilities for innovation by economic actors in a non-market setting or under the supervision of a regulatory authority provide interesting insights into the way in which companies perceive environmental regulations, but also the opportunities and risks. This working group allows the start of an argued reflection in the field of circular economy regulation.

Work programme : Public Governance, Institutions, Regulation

Project "Sectoral regulation : The railway sector"

This working group is a collaboration with the Centre de Recherche Droit Dauphine (CR2D) on a project on the regulatory issues related to the opening of the railway sector to competition in the EU.