Last updated on 22 May 2024
The Covid-19 pandemic has been an extraordinary catalyst for research in the Social and Human Sciences (SHS) on vaccine-related issues. Created as part of the ICOVAC-France project (Impact of Covid-19 on vaccination in France) and funded by the ANRS MIE, this network is open to all those interested in such research.
SHS Vaccination France
Membership of the SHS Vaccination France network is open to any person or group (team, project, network, etc.) conducting research in the Social and Human Sciences on vaccination (including health researchers interested in the behavioural and organisational aspects of vaccination) in the French context, regardless of the data and methods used.
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Jeremy Ward
Paris Cité University, CNRS, Inserm, CERMES3
Patrick Peretti-Watel
UVE, AMU-IRD-Inserm, ORS Paca
Pierre Verger
UVE, AMU-IRD-Inserm, ORS Paca
The network organised its first seminar on the concept of vaccine hesitancy, with a presentation by Patrick Peretti-Watel entitled: What to do about vaccine hesitancy? A sociological perspective
Coined in the early 2010s by WHO experts, the concept of vaccine hesitancy has become almost unavoidable for researchers interested in vaccine attitudes. It’s probably no exaggeration to say that this concept has revolutionised the way we understand vaccine resistance in public health, but what contribution does it make to the social sciences? The aim here is to look back at this upheaval, but also to place vaccine hesitancy in the context of public policy, so as to better appreciate its scope and limits, before outlining avenues for further research.
The replay of the seminar is available online.
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06 November 2023