Ecological trajectories and society
The research team Ecological TrajectorieS & Society (TESS) studies the interactions between ecological processes and the organization of human societies within social-ecological systems (SES). Our approaches are interdisciplinary, ranging from classical methods in ecology, to methods used in anthropology and economics.
In general, we are interested in the study of the emergence of complexity in SESs. Our objectives are to understand and foresee the dynamics of ecosystem management and the governance of SESs, specially focusing in their capacity of transformation. We are largely falling within the objectives of the interdisciplinary commission 52 of the CNRS.
TEAM LEADER: Samuel Roturier
PERMANENT STAFF
Bruno Colas, Jean-Marc Douguet, Juan Fernandez-Manjarrés, Nathalie Frascaria-Lacoste, François Léger, Ambroise de Montbel, Sébastien Ollier, Samuel Roturier, Anne-Charlotte Vaissière, Améline Vallet
DOCTORAL RESEARCHERS
Valentin Asselain (co-tut. UMR SADAPT), Thibaud Genissel, Andrés Gonzalez-Gonzalez, Tristan Klaftenberger, Margaux Julien, David Lucot, Anaël Mayeur, Mehdi Mikou, Katérine Salès, Caroline Vincent
TEMPORARY MEMBERS (POST-DOCS OR CDDS)
Simon Maraud (post-doc), Blanche Collard, D. Nakashima, Coralie Calvet, Narayan