Laurianne Trably

Laurianne Trably, PhD in sociology, studies the everyday digital practices of young people attending agricultural high schools and rural adults. Her work focuses in particular on adults' disclosure practices on social networks and instant messaging, more than ten years after their emergence. She is completing a postdoctoral contract with Sylvain Brunier on students' consultation of agricultural content and the career projections this may induce. She has taught at several institutions, including Sciences Po, IUT Paris Rives de Seine, and Sorbonne Nouvelle University.

EDUCATION

2025 
MCF qualification. Section 19 “Sociology, Demography.”

2019-2024 
PhD in Sociology – Paris Cité University – CNRS – CERLIS. CNRS doctoral grant, 3 years of funding. “Revealing oneself on social media. Survey of digital devices used by rural adults, between everyday life and celebrations.”
Thesis supervised by Olivier Beraud-Martin (CERLIS) and co-supervised by Éric Dagiral (CERLIS).

2018-2019
Master's 2 in South and East Asia – École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS). "Naver News and
online information consumption in South Korea," summa cum laude, thesis supervised by Valérie Gelézeau (EHESS).

2016-2018 
Master's 1 and 2, Law Management, Humanities and Social Sciences – École Normale Supérieure (ENS) and Institut d'Études Politiques (IEP) de Lyon. Thesis: “The influence of the news aggregator Naver News on South Korean opinion,” summa cum laude, thesis supervised by Béatrice Jaluzot (ENS Lyon).

2015-2016 
Master's 1 in Public Law – University of Lyon III. Diploma in Asian Law – University of Lyon III.

2015 
Summer School - Social Sciences – Seoul National University (South Korea).

2012-2015 
Double Bachelor's Degree in Law and Political Science – University of Lyon 3.

October 2025 - December 2027
Postdoctoral researcher on the project “Machine cultures and agroecological transition” - recipient of the PEPR Agroeconum postdoctoral fellowship under the supervision of Sylvain Brunier (CSO) and Robert Corinne, Center for Training on the Environment and Society, CERES-ENS.

2023-2025 
Assistant Professor at the Paris Rives de Seine University Institute of Technology, Social Careers Department (384 hours)
- Ethnographic research methods (L2)
- Interview techniques (L1)
- Sociology of vulnerabilities (L2, L3)
- Thesis supervision (L3)
- Analysis of society and populations (L1, L2)
- Sociology of organizations (L3)

2022-2025 
Université Paris Cité – Faculty of Medicine, University Diploma in Eating Disorders (8 hours)
- Sociology of health (continuing education)

2022-2023 
Sciences Po Paris – Le Havre Campus, Bachelor's Degree, Asia-Pacific Minor (64 hours)
- Digital culture (in English)

2020-2022 
Paris Cité University, Bachelor's Degree in Humanities and Social Sciences (82 hours)
- Qualitative research methods
- Sociology of youth

Responsibilities

• Co-leader of RT11 – Consumption and Digital Technologies at the French Sociological Association.
• Member of the editorial board of RESET – Social Science Research on the Internet.

Article

• Trably L. (2025), « Regrouper la famille sur WhatsApp ? Les reconfigurations numériques du travail d’entretien du lien par les messageries instantanées », Réseaux, vol. 253, p. 127-165. 
• Bastard I., Eloy F., François S., Gilliotte Q., Guittet E., Jouan M., Legon T., Mille M., Trably L. (2025), « Nous, on lui donne 5/5. L’apprentissage de la recherche avec
  Dominique Pasquier. », Réseaux, vol. 252, p. 335-353.
   

Book reviews

• Trably L. (2025), « Émilie POTIN, Séparations familiales à l’ère du numérique, Toulouse, Érès, 2024, 189p. », Réseaux, vol. 253, p. 367-370.
• Trably L. (2022), « Yaëlle AMSELLEM-MAINGUY, Les filles du coin : vivre et grandir en milieu rural, Paris, Presses de Sciences Po, coll. « Académique », 2021, 263 p. », Réseaux, vol. 232233, p. 294297.
• Trably L. (2021), « L’Internet des familles modestes. Enquête dans la France rurale,
  Dominique Pasquier 2018, Paris, Presses des Mines, 221 pages », Revue des politiques sociales et familiales, vol. 138, n o 1, p. 129131.

Popularization

• « Mais que font encore les internautes sur Facebook ? », article in AOC média, 6 mars 2025, [en ligne].