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The Santesih team specializes in social science approaches to issues of health and disability. In particular, it conducts sociological, socio-historical, and socio-political research linking the body, sports, health, disabilities, and society. Research Area 1: “The social and identity-related effects of public health policies”; Research Area 2: “The determinants and organizational logic of collective mobilizations related to health and disability” Designation: UR_UM211Primary Affiliation: UMResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral School: Territories, Time, Societies, and DevelopmentHAL Portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE

MRM is a unique organization within the French landscape of management research centers, bringing together institutions of various types (universities and Grande École) across a broad regional area. MRM is the largest management research center in France in terms of membership, giving it critical mass at both the national and international levels. Its activities cover the major fields of management science (Accounting and Business, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, Marketing, Strategic Management, Organizations, Information Systems) and three transdisciplinary areas (agri-food management, health management, responsible management, and sustainable development). Designation: UR_UM210Primary overseeing institution: UMSecondary overseeing institution: UPVDResearch cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral school: Economics and ManagementHAL portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE

The host team’s research themes align with the societal challenges addressed by I-Site MUSE (“Feed – Care – Protect”). The unit’s research activities are structured around three thematic areas that focus on two research questions: Developing regulatory and social norms for a sustainable future: the emergence of norms, behaviors, and equity; norms, administrative authorities, and negotiated procedures. Stimulating innovation for a transition toward sustainable development: innovation behaviors, risk management, and sustainable finance; regulatory institutions, transitions, and sustainable innovation. Implementing and evaluating responsible public policies: competition policy, innovation, and sustainable development; health policies, social justice, and inequalities. Label: UR_UM209 Primary supervising unit: UMP Research cluster: Social Sciences – SSOC Doctoral school: Economics and Management HAL portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE

LIRDEF conducts research in the fields of education and training, focusing on three main areas: Education, Policy, and Society; Knowledge, Practices, and Pedagogy; Work, Training, and Professionalism. These activities focus specifically on teaching-learning processes, the activities of actors in professional contexts, processes of socialization, professionalization, and identity formation, as well as “education for,” the history of teaching, and the design of situations with educational objectives. LIRDEF is currently involved in several research projects funded at the national or international level. LIRDEF serves as a support laboratory for the ACEF Master’s program (Analysis and Design in Education and Training, UPVM, UM), the DDS (Science Didactics, UM, Univ. Lyon 1, ENS Lyon), and the four specializations of the MEEF Master’s program (Professions in Teaching, Education, and Training, UM). It also serves as a scientific partner for the Center for Studies, Documentation, and Research in the History of Education at the Faculty of Education in Montpellier. Label: UR_UM208Primary Affiliations: UM , UPVMResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral Schools: Information, Structures, Systems; Languages, Literatures, Cultures, and Civilizations; Territories, Time, Societies, and DevelopmentHAL Portal: publications from the unit WEBSITE

The LICeM brings together faculty members and researchers who are deeply involved in the field of innovation, particularly in economic law. The unit, composed of legal scholars, focuses its research on two areas related to innovation as it pertains to the law. The first area aims to identify and understand—in light of new market offerings and behaviors—what legal innovations are being created. The second area, meanwhile, seeks to analyze the legal framework governing innovative products resulting from digital technologies. The team’s research serves as an important foundation for the courses it offers at the master’s and university diploma (DU) levels: consumer affairs, distribution and competition; intellectual and digital property; and food. Label: UR_UM213Primary Affiliation: UMPResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral School: Law and Political ScienceHAL Portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE

The Private Law Laboratory at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Montpellier brings together Professors interested in a cross-disciplinary approach to private law. Currently, three research areas are being pursued in parallel: vulnerable individuals; real property; payment. These areas of focus enable Laboratory members and external contributors to come together around various research themes and to use a cross-disciplinary approach to address their research topics in a complementary manner. Label: UR_UM207Primary Affiliation: UMResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral School: Law and Political ScienceHAL Portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE

The Institute of Legal History focuses on eight research areas: history of criminal law; history of legal procedure; history of colonial law; history of commercial law; history of legal and political thought; Roman law; sources of Southern European law; sources of scholarly law. Designation: UR_UM206Primary administrative unit: UMResearch cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral school: Law and Political ScienceHAL portal: the unit’s publications

The Institute for European Human Rights Law contributes to the creation, dissemination, and promotion of knowledge in the field of European law and fundamental rights. Its objective is to study how the protection of human rights is structured and evolves within the European framework, based on both the European Convention on Human Rights and developments in European Union law, including interactions with domestic law. Label: UR_UM205Primary Supervising Unit: UMResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral School: Law and Political ScienceHAL Portal: unit’s publications WEBSITE

The EDSM’s general research focus is on collective bargaining. Following the fundamental reforms of recent years, the specific aim is to assess the social innovation brought about by collective bargaining agreements and conventions.It also focuses, in particular, on the topic of small businesses, seeking to assess the suitability (or unsuitability) of labor law for small businesses. A common thread running through this work is the central question of (collective) bargaining in very small businesses.In addition to this general theme, the unit has taken on a second research topic focused on occupational health (quality of life at work, social security, CSR). Label: UR_UM204Primary supervising institution: UMResearch cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral school: Law and Political ScienceHAL portal: unit publications WEBSITE

The Montpellier Criminal Law and Forensic Sciences Team (EDPFM) conducts individual and collaborative research in three areas: Criminal justice, criminal policy, and criminal procedure: all developments in criminal justice and criminal trials in the 21st century; Forensic Medicine, Criminalistics, and Forensic Sciences: Forensic sciences—and, in particular, forensic medicine—encompass science-based analytical methods designed to support investigators’ work; age determination, the living, and thanatology; Criminal Liability of Corporations and Decision-Makers: criminal law in public and private business. Label: UR_UM212Primary Supervising Unit: UMResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral School: Law and Political ScienceHAL Portal: publications by the unit WEBSITE

The Montpellier Center for Administrative Research and Studies (CREAM) is a center that brings together Professors from the University of Montpellier working in the fields of French and European administrative law. CREAM’s research areas: Area 1 – Public Business Law: public economic law, regulatory law, and public contract law, from both national and European perspectives. Area 2 – Environment and Cultural Heritage: environmental law, administrative property law, urban planning law, cultural heritage law. Area 3 – Litigation: administrative litigation law, European Union litigation law. Area 4 – Institutions: civil service law, local government law, Administrative Institutions, European Institutions, constitutional law. Area 5 – Finance/Tax: national, local, and European public finance law, tax law. Label: UR_UM203Primary supervising unit: UMResearch cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral school: Law and Political ScienceHAL portal: publications by the unit WEBSITE

CERCOP is a research team whose research focuses on examining what has come to be known, since the development of constitutional justice and the sophistication of human rights protection techniques, as “the new constitutional law.” The first research area is dedicated to the study and analysis of constitutional litigation and its implications for the democratic balance of political systems. The second addresses the study of constitutional law in light of state theory and the philosophy of law. The third is devoted to the epistemology of comparative law and the comparative analysis of constitutional systems around the world.The fourth focuses on “punitive constitutional law” and constitutional case law concerning rights and freedoms. Label: UR_UM202 Primary Supervising Unit: UMP Research Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOC Doctoral School: Law and Political Science HAL Portal: publications from the unit WEBSITE

CEPEL operates within the scientific fields of political science and sociology. The Public Health sector has gradually expanded, particularly through unsolicited requests from hospital practitioners seeking to focus their scientific work on the humanities and social sciences. CEPEL’s evolution is aligned with the scientific strategies of its sponsoring agencies (UM/CNRS) and fits within the themes specific to the Montpellier campus (feeding—caring—protecting), while maintaining its historical expertise in the fields of public policy and comparative studies. Designation: Joint Research Unit ( Research , UMR)Primary Sponsors: CNRS, UMPResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral School: Law and Political ScienceHAL Portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE

Public Economics – Environmental Economics – Behavioral Economics – Industrial Organization – Applied Econometrics. The Montpellier Center for Environmental Economics (CEE-M) is a research unit established on January 1, 2018, under the auspices of the University of Montpellier, INRA, CNRS, and Montpellier SupAgro. It is a consortium of economists comprising approximately 60 members who conduct research on all issues related to environmental preservation and human interaction with the environment. Adopting a multidisciplinary approach, the unit draws on all economic methodologies, with an emphasis on experimental and behavioral economics. Designation: Joint Research Unit ( Research , UMR) Main sponsoring organizations: CNRS, UM, INRAE, Institut AgroResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral School: Economics and ManagementHAL Portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE Presentation of the AIRCOV Project The AIRCOV project (Impact of Fine Particles on COVID-19: An Economic Approach) is a research initiative led by the University of Montpellier. Its objective is to assess whether high exposure to fine particulate matter (PM) pollution increases the risk of COVID-19-related deaths or hospitalizations. To this end, the project uses anonymized health data from the National Health Data System (SNDS), covering the period from 2015 to 2021. This data includes, in particular, deaths, hospitalizations, vaccinations, and COVID-19 testing, analyzed at the municipal level, by age, and by sex. The research is conducted in a secure environment that complies with CNIL requirements. The data is retained for 4 years, with a possible extension of 2 years, after which it is deleted. Data subjects have rights regarding their data (access, rectification, objection, erasure, restriction) and may contact the University of Montpellier’s Data Protection Officer or file a complaint with the CNIL. Collective Information Notice: AIRCOV ProjectDownload

Founded in 1966, the Center for Business Law offers educational programs and conducts research guided by the motto “Learn to Be an Entrepreneur.” The Center’s research activities currently focus primarily on contract law, distribution law, intellectual property law, and customary law.The unit collaborates on five master’s programs and offers students the opportunity to learn about written and unwritten legal rules—at the national, European, and international levels—in the areas of contract law, tax law, corporate law, property law, and insurance law. Most of these programs are now open to apprenticeship. These teaching and research activities aim to foster a practical and entrepreneurial approach to law. Label: UR_UM201Primary supervising institution: UMResearch cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral school: Law and Political ScienceHAL portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE

The ART-Dev Joint Research Unit explores the links between territories and contrasting development dynamics. The analysis of these links takes into account resource mobilization, as well as the strategies and configurations of actors that influence public policy, the economy, and the environment. ART-Dev’s scientific focus encompasses several thematic areas (rural, urban, environment, energy, migration, transportation, etc.) and diverse geographic regions (North and South). One of the unit’s distinctive features is its ability to compare contexts in the North and South as well as contrasting situations within the same country. Its current scientific project is structured around three research axes and a cross-cutting program: Axis 1: Rural Restructuring and Public Policy; Axis 2: Natural Resources and Environmental Regulation; Axis 3: Interfaces, Local Anchors, and Mobility in Globalization; Cross-cutting Program: Asymmetries, Public Action, and Scales of Intervention. Affiliation: Joint Research Unit ( Research , UMR)Primary Sponsors: CIRAD, CNRS, UPVM, UPVDSecondary Sponsor: UMPResearch Cluster: Social Sciences – SSOCDoctoral Schools: Economics and Management; Territories, Time, Societies, and DevelopmentHAL Portal: the unit’s publications WEBSITE