Sébastien Shulz

Bio

" Sébastien Shulz is a research fellow in sociology at the CNRS. His work focuses on the political, economic, and environmental stakes of the digital, particularly through the study of digital commons, the greening of digital capitalism, and relations between commons and public action. Involved in the Digital Commons Policies working group (Internet & Society Center – CNRS) and co-founder of the Collective for a Society of Commons, his research articulates digital sociology, political economy, and institutional analysis. In his recent publications: The Commercial Capture of Ride-sharing in France (Réseaux, 2024) sheds light on how public policies for ecological mobility have strengthened platform capitalism; Digital Commons for the Ecological Transition: Ethics, Praxis and Policies (Shulz, S., O'Neil, M. Broca, S., Daly, A., 2024), co-written notably with Broca, offers a critical analysis of digital commons in light of digital capitalism, questioning their ethical, political, and material conditions of sustainability."

(https://www.samourai.world/post/event-report-study-day-on-digital-commons-review-and-outlook)