Gilles BASTIN
University Professor
Sociology
Laboratory(ies): PACTE
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Keywords
- Big Data
- Quantitative methods
- Media, Artificial Intelligence
Responsibilities
- Co-director of the "Journalisme en +" collection (Presses Universitaires de Grenoble).
- Scientific leadership of MIAI@Grenoble Alpes research projects (Algorithmic Society Chair)
Current Projects
FeedingBias - A multi-platform, mixed-methods approach to information exposure on digital social networks
GenderedNews: a computational social science approach to uncovering gender imbalances in the media
Publications
Measuring Gender Bias in Contextual Embeddings through Wasserstein Distance
Salah Zrigui , François Portet , Gilles Bastin
IC2S2, July 2025, Norrköping, Sweden
Journalists' authority and its bounded trade
Gilles Bastin , Clément Bert-Erboul
Journalism, 2024, 10.1177/14648849241255941
FeedingBias_media: an open-access database of 894 French general-interest media active on socio-numerical networks
Jérôme Pacouret , Emmanuel Marty , Emma Orsolini , Gilles Bastin
2024
The social space of social networks: a relational approach to the use of digital platforms in France
Jérôme Pacouret , Gilles Bastin , Emmanuel Marty
Sociology, 2024, 15 (2), pp. 119–146. 10.3917/socio.152.0119
Flexible employment, entry-level tournaments and the likelihood of staying in the world of journalism
Antoine Machut , Gilles Bastin
Sociology of Work, 2023, 65 (3), 10.4000/sdt.44138
Thesis supervision
Monia HADDAD
HackAdemia: Are the Digital Humanities Expanding or Subverting the Academic World? A Comparison Between France and the United States
Guillaume LE LAY
Learning Artificial Intelligence: The Social Production of Algorithmic Knowledge
Anastasia MAGAT
The participation of residents in disadvantaged neighborhoods in the creation and reception of the image of their community on social media
Ange RICHARD
Gender Bias in Media Coverage
Guillaume COLLAIN
Conflictual dynamics in the collaborative production of information on Wikipedia
Jules BRION
French Media and the Ecological Transition: A Study by the Sources Network of Journalists.