Centre européen de sociologie et de science politique

Les 4 et 5 octobre 2018 Colloque International – Rising Inequalities III

Rising Inequalities III

Fransk-Norsk Senter for humaniora og samfunnsvitenskap (FMSH)/Centre européen de sociologie et de science politique (CNRS-EHESS-Université de Paris 1)

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Jeudi 4 Octobre 2018, 10.00-17.45
Site CNRS-Pouchet, 59-61, rue Pouchet, 75017 Paris,
salle de conférence et salle 159

09.30-10.00: Accueil

10.00-11.00: Keynote 1 –

  • Jérôme Bourdieu (INRA-EHESS-PSE): A social history of economic wealth in France (1820-1960)

11.00-13.00: Session 1 – Elites/Champ du pouvoir

  • Anton Grau Larsen, Christoph Houmann Ellersgaard & Jacob Lunding (Copenhagen Business School): Navigating the Space of Power
  • Felix Bühlmann (Univ de Lausanne): The Rise of the Financial Elite.
  • Sam Friedman (LSE): Trivial Pursuits? The shifting cultural participation of the British Elite 1897-2016

14.00-15.30 : Sessions 2 et 3 (sessions parallèles)

Session 2: Travail et vie au travail

  • Andreas Melldahl (Uppsala University): Bringing work back in: a multidimensional approach to work-life differentiation
  • Virgilio Borges Pereira (Univ. of Porto): The Portuguese Field of Construction Industry
  • Jørn Ljunggren (University of Oslo): « Constructing a Working Class Body. The (re)gaining of tradesman masculinity »

Session 3: Culture.

  • Vegard Jarness (NIFU): Classes sociales et genre
  • Predrag Cveticanin: The Third Axis – habitus, mobility and cultural practices
  • Semi Purhonen: ‘Enter Culture, Exit Arts: The Transformation of Cultural Hierarchies, 1960-2010

15.30-15.45: Coffee break

15.45-17.15: Session 4 – Culture – cont.

  • Julien Duval (CNRS-CESSP): The rising inequalities within a field of cultural production
  • Nicolas Robette (CREST-LSQ) & Olivier Roueff (CNRS-CRESSPA): A (truly) multidimensional legitimacy. The scale of cultural legitimacy and the interactions between diplome, age and sex.
  • Dieter Vandebroeck: “Making sense of the social, making social sense. Children’s perception and judgment of class inequality.”

17.15 – 17.45: The future of SCUD. Discussion.

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Vendredi 5 Octobre 2018, 10.00-18.00
Site CNRS-Pouchet, 59-61, rue Pouchet, 75017 Paris,
salle de conférence et salle 159

10.00-11.00: Keynote 2:

  • Cédric Hugrée (CNRS-CRESSPA), Étienne Penissat (CNRS-CERAPS) & Alexis Spire (CNRS-IRIS): Social Classes in Europe.

11.00-12.00: Keynote 3.

  • Graziela Pedrosa (Universidade de São Paulo). Social Space and Educational Dynamics in a Large Latin American City.

12.00-13.00: Session 5 – Espace social et champs 1

  • Frédéric Lebaron (ENS Cachan) & Pierre Blavier (CNRS): Is there a Europan Social Space?
  • Yasmine Siblot (Univ Paris 8) & Virgilio Borges Pereira (Univ. of Porto): The popular classes in France and Portugal. A sociological comparison “from below”.

14.00-15.30: Session 6 – Espace social et champs 2

  • Ellersgaard & al, CBS: Field Autonomy and division of the labour domination.
  • Magne Flemmen, Jan Fredrik Hovden & Lennart Rosenlund: The uses of media in Norway.
  • Patrick Lie Andersen: Political behaviour among youth. The importance of Social Class Origin, Education and Social Context

15.45-17.15: Session 7 – Éducation

  • Muriel Darmon (CNRS-CESSP): The brain, the habitus and the school form: how does social class affect post-stroke patients in rehabilitation units
  • Jennifer Waddling:Educational strategies among internationally mobile middle class families in Sweden.
  • Anna Bennich Björkman Uppsala University: Young Adults in the Swedish Periphery: Resources, outlooks, choices and strategies

17.15-18.00: Conclusion et discussion

Contacts : Johs Hjellbrekke (johs.hjellbrekke@uib.no), François Denord (denord@msh-paris.fr), Julien Duval (jduval@msh-paris.fr)