Dominique Méda is a French sociologist and professor known for her work in the fields of sociology, labor studies, and social theory. She is recognized for her contributions to the understanding of the relationship between work, well-being, and societal values. Méda’s research often focuses on the evolving nature of work in contemporary society, examining how changes in the economy affect individuals’ lives and their sense of identity. She advocates for the acknowledgment of social and emotional dimensions of work, challenging traditional views that prioritize economic metrics alone. Méda also engages in discussions about the future of work and the importance of integrating social welfare into economic policies.
Is It Time to Reimagine Society? Dominique Méda Thinks So
Dominique Méda proposes a "desirable society" focused on sustainable and fulfilling future paths. Méda criticizes the relentless pursuit of economic growth, advocating for nurturing human and ecological interdependencies. Her book,…