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• 15 nov 2019

  Call for papers - Sociology

  Associative Worlds : Grasping Politics by doing Ethnography on Associations

  Special issue 2021, vol. 47(3) of the Swiss Journal of Sociology

  This special issue aims to discuss ethnographic approaches that allow to shed light on the plurality of associations, societies and clubs. The aim is to examine the plurality of associational practices and meanings of associations, in order to contribute to a new scrutiny of the political dimension of associations. On the one hand, the papers will allow, by relying on ethnographic enquiries, to grasp the large variety of situations and worldviews that the world of associations entails, and through this, to open the way for underlying sociological questions. On the other hand, they shall question the contribution of ethnography to an exploration of the political potential of associational action - without limiting themselves to an organizational or motivational approach of the origins of an association.

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• 15 sep 2016

  Strasbourg

  Summer School - Sociology

  A biographical evaluation of language policies through migrants in Europe

  Franco-German winter school

  Ce programme d’école d‘hiver thématique se propose de se concentrer, sur la question de l'évaluation biographique des politiques en matière d'apprentissage des langues par les migrants et leurs descendants.

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• 30 nov 2013

  Call for papers - Education

  What mankind? Teaching, students, (male and female) teachers

  Revue internationale d'ethnographie n°4

  This call for contribution of the Revue Internationale d’Ethnographie considers gender issue in terms of education and training through three “foundations”: teaching, students and teachers. It aims at assembling articles dealing with these three “foundations” – in a connected or disconnected way – by putting into evidence the dynamic which connect them to the gender issue so as to renew the knowledge extending to these observations of various situations. Expected contributions will emanate from ethnography but those from different subjects concerning humanities and social sciences may be relevant as well.

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