Yann Bruna

Yann Bruna is an assistant professor of sociology at Paris-Nanterre University and a researcher within the Sophiapol (Political Sociology, Philosophy and Anthropology) research unit. His work examines the social uses of digital tools, and more specifically geolocation practices between individuals.

From the Field

Geolocation Among Teenage Peers: Between Play, Control, and Gendered Vulnerability

Yann Bruna & translated by Oliver Waine - 28 March 2025
Geolocation practices among teenagers are ambivalent, combining aspects of both play and surveillance. Yann Bruna...

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Terrains

La géolocalisation entre pairs à l’adolescence

Yann Bruna - 2 October 2023
Les pratiques de géolocalisation entre adolescents revêtent un caractère ambivalent, associant jeu et surveillance....

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