As part of the CRÉ lunchtime conferences, Gilles Campagnolo (Université Paris 1, CNRS) will offer us a presentation [in French] entitled “Questions d’épistémocratie et primauté du discours économique dans les considérations socio-politiques”. 

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A former student of ENS (Ulm), professor and doctor of philosophy, former Fellow of Harvard and Tokyo universities, Gilles Campagnolo is director of research at the CNRS and member of the Center for Contemporary Philosophy at the Sorbonne (Institute of Legal and Political Sciences from the Sorbonne), as well as associated with the London School of Economics until 2023. Specialist in economic philosophy, he discusses questions of justice, interest(s), responsibility, coordination. Also an expert on the Austrian school of economic thought, he recently edited the 1871 Principes d’économie politique by Carl Menger (first French translation, Paris Le Seuil, 2020) and the youthful texts of Karl Popper (Apprentissage et Découverte , Editions de l’École normale supérieure la rue d’Ulm, 2019).