Alizée Delpierre
Alizée Delpierre is a French sociologist and researcher specialized in issues of social inequality, domestic labor, and power relations within the economic elite. She has worked at the Centre de Sociologie des Organisations (Sciences Po) and has conducted research focused on domestic service and the dynamics between wealthy employers and employees. Her approach combines fieldwork with a deep sociological critique.
Her most notable work is Serving the Rich: A Critical Look at the Intimacy of the Social and Economic Elite (2023), in which she analyzes the relationships between wealthy employers and domestic workers in France. The book, a sociological essay, is based on interviews and participant observation, and has been well received for its contribution to the debate on class and invisible labor.
Her most notable work is Serving the Rich: A Critical Look at the Intimacy of the Social and Economic Elite (2023), in which she analyzes the relationships between wealthy employers and domestic workers in France. The book, a sociological essay, is based on interviews and participant observation, and has been well received for its contribution to the debate on class and invisible labor.
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