Pascale DE ROZARIO is a social scientist at the CNAM in Paris, based at the LISE research centre (Laboratoire interdisciplinaire de sociologie économique).  She obtained her PhD in sociology at the IEP (Institut d’Etudes Politiques) in Paris, and has worked for more than two decades in a variety of interdisciplinary programmes and projects in France and Europe at the interfaces of sociology, philosophy, management and economics.  Current research interests are centred on theory of organisations, with particular focus on  institutional structures and relations in the contemporary business world.  This includes concepts of « modernity », rationality, partnership and contract in business practice and in the relations between the State, private companies and individuals as employees and citizens.  She is responsible for the CNAM participation in several European programmes and projects (worker mobility, professional education, innovation and sustainable territorial development).  Her teaching activities at the CNAM, in the Département MIP (Management, Innovation & Prospective), are in closely related fields including organisation theory, tacit and informal contracts (the psychological contract), management practices in multicultural contexts, and comparative epistemology. 

Pascale is a member of the Scientific council for the UNESCO AVICENNE digital campus programme and a coordinator of the UNESCO CMA programme (Comité mondial des apprentissages tout au long de la vie) on the theme of societal responsibility of international networks (Net CSR).  During 2015-2016 she has coordinated the working group on “Responsible Global Value Chains” within the Special Interest Group Business for Society in the European Association for Management (EURAM).  In this context, she is particularly interested in the comparative and critical analysis of partnership structures, contractual arrangements, and concepts and practices of corporate social responsibility (CSR) across national boundaries.