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Ainur Camber-Rougé
PhD Candidate
Centre for the Sociology of Organisations (CSO)
Research Interest(s): Sociology of Health; Organisational Sociology; Patient Participation and Representation
Discipline(s): Sociology
Research Group(s): Knowledge, Science and Expertise Program; Work, Employment and Professions; Public Policy and Transformations of the State
Biography
Ainur Camber-Rougé is a PhD candidate in Sociology at Sciences Po’s Centre for the Sociology of Organisations (CSO). His doctoral research focuses on patients’ voices within hospital organisations. He examines how patients’ experiences are represented, translated and negotiated within hospitals, and seeks to understand the conditions under which they can influence organisational decision-making and professional practices. His background in political science and the healthcare sector informs his interest in the relationships between patients, professionals and institutions.
Current Research
From 2026 september
PhD candidate at CSO, Sciences Po :
“Representing Patients, Governing Hospitals — The Institutionalisation of Patients’ Voices and Its Effects on Bureaucratic and Professional Logics”, under the supervision of Daniel Benamouzig.
Thesis topic
Representing Patients, Governing Hospitals — The Institutionalisation of Patients’ Voices and Its Effects on Bureaucratic and Professional Logics