Marine Al Dahdah
CNRS, CNRS Délégation Paris, Université Paris Descartes, Université Paris Sorbonne, Inserm
About
Marine Al Dahdah is a sociologist, a CNRS researcher at the Center for studies of social movements (CEMS-EHESS) and French Institute in Pondichéry (2022-2025), and a member of Unit 1276 “Risks, Violence, Reparation” of the French National Health and Medical Research Institut (INSERM). She is an associate researcher at Paris University (UParis) and at the Center for Human Sciences (CSH) in Delhi (India). Her research focuses on digital technology and biomedicalisation in Asia and Africa, and more particularly on digital healthcare in India, Ghana and Kenya. In 2023, Marine Al Dahdah was awarded a bronze medal by CNRS for her work.
She is a former doctoral fellow from the French National Agency for Research on AIDS and Viral Hepatitis (ANRS) and a former IFRIS postdoctoral fellow (Institute for research and Innovation in Society, Paris, France). Her PhD dissertation was on "Mobile Health in Ghana and India"
Employment
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CNRS Directrice Adjointe2025 - Present
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Institut Français de Pondichéry Researcher2021 - 2025
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CNRS Délégation Paris Sociologist2019 - Present
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Inserm Risks, Violence, Reparation2019 - Present
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Centre de Recherche Médecine Sciences Santé Santé Mentale Société IFRIS Postdocotoral fellow2017 - 2019
Education
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Université Paris Descartes Doctorat2013 - 2017
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Université Paris Sorbonne Master 2/ Maitrise/Licence2002 - 2005
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (52)
- Biometric health identity in India: controversial interoperability and data doubles Save
- The Shrimp, the Judge and the Amendment: Courts’ Contribution to Aquaculture Regulation in India Save
- #MeTooIndia Save
- #MeTooIndia: Automating hate on social networks in India Save
- L’administration et le numérique au défi du travail Save
- Les « mobiles » du développement : mSanté et philanthropie Save
- Introduction. Syndemic South Asia: Health Politics and Inequalities Save
- South Asia in Covid Times Save
- Digital health for all: The turn to digitized healthcare in India Save
- L’ARGENT NUMÉRIQUE, UNE NOUVELLE SOLUTION DE DÉVELOPPEMENT Save