Who are we?

Scientific committee

Patrick Criqui: Emeritus CNRS director of research, Gael, UGA (Grenoble)
Bert de Vries: Emeritus Professor, Utrecht University (The Netherlands)
Stefan Giljum: Associate Professor, Vienna University of Economics (Austria)
Claude Mandil: Former director of IEA (France)
Sander Van Der Leeuw: Director, Center for Biosocial Complex Systems at Arizona State University (United States)

Steering committee

Pierre-Yves Longaretti: Research Scientist, CNRS, STEEP team
Guillaume Mandil: Associate professor, University of Grenoble-Alpes (UGA), STEEP team
Emmanuel Prados: Research scientist, INRIA, head of the STEEP team
Grégoire Chambaz: PhD student, University of Lausanne

Project Management

Anne Delaballe, Guillaume Mandil, Coline Byczek

Contributors

William Bernaud, Françoise Berthoud, Grégoire Chambaz, Jean-Baptiste Fressoz, Bertrand Guillaume, Sander Van Der Leeuw, Pierre-Yves Longaretti, Emmanuel Prados, Julie Riegel, Benoit Schmaltz, Peter Sturm, Laurent Testot, Bert De Vries

Contact

For any question, please contact us by email at contact[at]anthropocenefacts.org.

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Institutional and legal aspects

The project aims to be institutionalized in a dedicated and independent structure in order to ensure the perpetuation, updating and dissemination of the contents produced. To this end, the steering committee has chosen the creation of a foundation under Swiss law. The reasons for this choice are based on the advantages of the legal structure under Swiss law in terms of the protection and perpetuation of project’s objectives and the content produced. As the process of creating a foundation under Swiss law is long and costly, an association for the creation of the foundation is currently carrying the project.