Axis 5: Controversies on knowledge and expertise for the ecological transition.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nFor each of these themes, participants presented work in economics, management and sociology.<\/p>\n
Emphasis was placed on public policy instruments in Axis 1: \u2018Le mod\u00e8le des avaries communes face \u00e0 la palette des instruments classiques de l’action publique\u2019 by Charlotte Demonsant, Kevin Levillain and Blanche Segrestin (CGS), \u2018Entre sciences \u00e9conomiques et sciences de l’environnement, la production d’expertise et de sc\u00e9narios par le GIEC\u2019 by B\u00e9atrice Cointe (CSI). Finally, \u2018What public policies and inter-governmental coordination are needed to deal with stranded assets resulting from the ecological transition\u2019 by Renaud Coulomb (CERNA).<\/p>\n
The presentation of Axis 2, dedicated to standards and labels, provided an opportunity to publicise the following works: \u2018Voluntary carbon offsetting mechanisms\u2019 by Mathieu Glachant (CERNA), \u2018Labels and the sociology of markets\u2019 by Alexandre Mallard (CSI) and \u2018Standards, tools and organisations for responsible action. Le cas des contributions des entreprises aux ODD\u2019 by Philippe Lefebvre (CGS).<\/p>\n
The work of Axis 3, which focuses on businesses, namely: \u2018Responsible production and sustainable logistics: the main lines of research\u2019 by Eric Ballot, Shenle Pan and Mariam Lakhlifi (CGS), \u2018The economic impact of climate shocks on French businesses\u2019 by Tiphaine Guillet (CERNA), \u2018Impact business models\u2019 by Thierry Rayna (CRG), was presented to the participants.<\/p>\n
Axis 4, devoted to consumers, citizens and activists, was also the subject of the following research: \u2018La construction du march\u00e9 du vrac contemporain en France. \u00c9tude des relations entre les initiatives des acteurs de l’offre, les dispositifs marchands, et les pratiques des consommateurs’ by Abdoulaye Diaw (CSI), \u201cLa question de l’acceptabilit\u00e9 des \u00e9oliennes en Allemagne\u201d by Sven Heim (CERNA).<\/p>\n
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Axis 5, which examines controversies over knowledge and expertise for the ecological transition, gave rise to presentations at the end of the event: \u2018Gestion et Sciences de l’environnement – De la confrontation des valeurs et connaissances dans des cas de controverse environnementale, \u00e0 la recherche de valeurs communes : l’apport de m\u00e9thodes de repr\u00e9sentaHon de la connaissance\u2019 by Elsa Berthet (INRAE, Chercheure associ\u00e9e au CGS), \u201cLa controverse autour de l’empreinte environnementale du num\u00e9rique\u201d by Jean-Samuel Beuscart (SES), and \u2019Comment les multiples acteurs concern\u00e9s, publics et priv\u00e9s, tentent-ils de dessiner les futurs de l’utilisation du sous-sol fran\u00e7ais pour la transition \u00e9cologique? \u2018by Lisa Claussmann (CSI).<\/p>\n
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The conference was also an opportunity for i3 to welcome Agn\u00e8s Michelot, Director of the CNRS Research Federation on the Environment and Sustainable Development and Honorary President of the French Society for Environmental Law, for a talk on climate justice.<\/p>\n
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The first edition of the \u2018Icubiades\u2019 on ecological transition was held on 15 and 16 2024. The event provided an opportunity to expand on the cross-cutting i3 theme of \u2018Policies, instruments and innovations for the ecological transition\u2019. The ecological transition is not only a major challenge, but also an object to be constructed. Each i3 team presented an overview of its current work on ecological transition. There was a great deal of discussion about the work to be done on working hypotheses and the importance of working methods around these hypotheses. Philippe Lefebvre and B\u00e9atrice Cointe, the two leaders of the theme, began by introducing the 5 themes that structure it:<\/p>\n