Henri Bergeron

Henri Bergeron holds a DEA (Diploma of Advanced Studies) and a PhD in Organisational Sociology from Sciences Po (1997). A CNRS research fellow, he teaches Organisational Sociology at Sciences Po at both the undergraduate and Executive Education levels. His research focuses on health policies and the transformation of medical practices and professions, exploring various subjects such as illicit drugs, alcohol, obesity, medical research, and public health. He is particularly interested in the connections between knowledge, expertise, and politics, as well as the role of knowledge in professional practice and the mechanisms that contribute to the formation of collective beliefs.

Within Sciences Po, he holds the Chair of Organisational and Work Transformation, is the Director of the Masters in Organisational and Human Resource Management, Director of the Health Policies Research Group at the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Evaluation of Public Policies (LIEPP), Scientific coordinator of the Sciences Po-FNSP Health Studies Chair, and Co-chair of the "Digital, Organisations and Public Affairs" Chair.

In the realm of Sciences Po Executive Education, he served as the Director of the Executive Master in Public Policy Management from 2017 to 2024. He is now the Academic Director of the Executive Master of Public Administration.

He has authored sociological and scientific articles and reports, participated in congresses, and written several books, including "What Future for the Organisation of Primary Care in France?", "Political Sociology of Health", "The Behaviouralist Bias", and "COVID-19: An Organisational Crisis".