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Mattéo Lanoë
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Sociology PhD candidate, Sciences Po and Ined Social health inequalities, Socialization, Body @cris-sciencespo.bsky.social @ined.bsky.social
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Mattéo Lanoë @matteolanoe.bsky.social · Nov 14
#HelloESR: (Re)bonjour! Je m’appelle Mattéo et je suis étudiant en M2 recherche de sociologie à Sciences Po. Je m’intéresse à la sociologie de la socialisation, aux transformations individuelles, et aux trajectoires biographiques. Plus globalement, je m’intéresse aussi bcp aux q° méthodologiques.
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RT 42 AFS • Sociologie des élites @rt42-afselites.bsky.social · 5d
[📑A paraître #Socioelites] "Les politiques publiques par la défiscalisation" par @carbonnier.bsky.social , Nathalie Morel, @bpalier.bsky.social, @michaelzemmour.cpesr.fr
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Étienne Ollion @eollion.bsky.social · 15d
Come work with us @crestsociology.bsky.social

We are looking for a post-doc with a background in social sciences, interested in NLP and in media & journalism studies.

Details here: www.css.cnrs.fr/post-doctora...
Post-Doctoral Position – Media / Journalism – CSS @ IP-Paris
Site web de l'axe sciences sociales computationnelles du CREST-CNRS. Cours et tutoriels pour l'analyse des données numériques en sciences sociales.
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Astropierre @astropierre.com · 14d
Suite à la migration de scientifiques et d'universitaires de X, Bluesky est devenue une l'une des alternatives.

Afin d'évaluer sa viabilité/pertinence pour la communication scientifique, cette étude présente une analyse à grande échelle de la diffusion d'articles scientifiques sur Bluesky.

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Image d'un téléphone sur lequel se trouve le logo et le nom de Bluesky. En arrière-plan, un papillon blanc sur fond bleu
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Pierre Bataille @pierrebat.cpesr.fr · 14d
💫 Copieux double numéro pour la dernière livraison de Sociétés Contemporaines

Avec:

- Un dossier sur les enjeux normatifs de la contraception
- Un dossier sur la situation dramatique des universités US
- Des articles de varia miouuuum (musique improvisée, vote RN, apprenti·es et norme d'emploi)
Enjeux normatifs de la promotion de la contraception Pages 5 à 22 27 minutes Article de revue Introduction Promouvoir la contraception, diffuser des valeurs situées ? Par Leslie Fonquerne, Aurore Koechlin et Mireille Le Guen Pages 23 à 53 47 minutes Article de revue Promouvoir la contraception comme style de vie Par Francis Sanseigne Pages 55 à 79 38 minutes Article de revue Repenser la pilule De la révolution thérapeutique au lifestyle drug Par Elizabeth Siegel Watkins, Traduit par Anne-Charlotte Millepied Pages 81 à 110 45 minutes Article de revue La pilule promue sur l’ordonnance Des normes de prescription pilulocentrées sous influence des industries pharmaceutiques (France, 1960-2000) Par Alexandra Roux Varia Pages 111 à 141 47 minutes Article de revue Racisme et vote d’extrême droite Retour sur une question et pistes analytiques Par Félicien Faury Pages 143 à 171 44 minutes Article de revue Une dispense légitime de recherche d’emploi ? Les personnes handicapées et la norme d’emploi Par Mathéa Boudinet Pages 173 à 203 47 minutes Article de revue Le genre en jeu Styles de pratique et improvisation musicale Par Alexandre Robert Pages 205 à 230 39 minutes Article de revue Devenir meilleur·e apprenti·e de France La mise au concours de l’engagement professionnel Par Estelle Bonnet et Élise Verley En lutte. Les universités étatsuniennes face au trumpisme Page 231 2 minutes Article de revue Les universités étatsuniennes face au trumpisme Pages 233 à 234 3 minutes Article de revue Les mots bannis de la NSF Pages 235 à 243 14 minutes Article de revue La fin de l’affirmative action dans les universités américaines ? Par Daniel Sabbagh Pages 245 à 256 18 minutes Article de revue La situation politique actuelle de l’enseignement supérieur aux États-Unis vue depuis l’université du Michigan Par Leila Kawar, Traduit par Anton Perdoncin Pages 257 à 269 20 minutes Article de revue « Ce moment de coalition entre facultés, universités et disciplines va laisser une trace durable » Entretien avec Alison Gash, Daniel Laurison, réalisé et traduit par Pierre Bataille
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Pierre Bataille @pierrebat.cpesr.fr · 14d
Nouveau chantier qui démarre aujourd'hui: les déterminants de la durée des thèses - objet d'étude ô combien débattu dans notre joyeuse congrégation
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Émilien Houard-Vial @ehouardvial.bsky.social · 19d
Confirmation que Macron souhaitait une majorité RN en faisant la dissolution (j'imagine pour apparaître comme un genre de "rempart républicain")
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Linus Westheuser @lwestheuser.bsky.social · 29d
OK, a🧵: Our new paper studies workers' political consciousness in times of class demobilization.

We show there's more to workers' politics than right-wing resentment. Listening to workers, we reconstruct their moral critiques of money, power & recognition.

Link journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
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CREST Sociology @crestsociology.bsky.social · Sep 8
Check out the CREST Sociology seminar program for the rest of the year: Ashley Mears, Katia Begall, @oms279.bsky.social, and Mads Meier Jæger! All in person or on-line! Starting next week with Ashley Mears!
Sociology seminar announcement poster featuring the CREST (Center for Economics and Statistics) logo at the top with a modern glass building in the background. The poster displays four upcoming seminars, each with a portrait photo of the speaker on the left and event details on the right: September 18, 2025, 12:00-13:15: Ashley Mears (University of Amsterdam) presenting "Learning to Like the Likes and the Hate: The Labor of Internet Fame in the New Attention Economy" - shown with a professional headshot of a woman with shoulder-length dark hair wearing a black top with knit vest. October 23, 2025, 12:00-13:15: Katia Begall (Radboud University) presenting "Of Apples and Trees: A Dyadic Approach to the Intergenerational Transmission of Household Work" - featured with a photo of a woman with glasses and hair in a bun, wearing a light blue shirt while presenting. November 27, 2025, 12:00-13:15: Oscar Stuhler (Northwestern University) presenting "Agency Expressions in Organizational Communication" - accompanied by a headshot of a young man with dark wavy hair and wire-rimmed glasses wearing a dark sweater. December 11, 2025, 12:00-13:15: Mads Meier Jæger (University of Copenhagen) presenting "Breath, Depth, or Consecration? Omnivorousness Tastes in Music and Perceptions of Status and Competence" - shown with a photo of a man with reddish hair and round glasses in an office setting with bookshelves. All seminars are noted as "in person and on-line" events.
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Abel Aussant @abelaussant.bsky.social · Sep 5
I am thrilled to share with you my first publication in a peer-reviewed journal! Thank you for everything @scoavoux.bsky.social
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Samuel Coavoux @scoavoux.bsky.social · Sep 5
Do streaming platforms trap us in cultural filter bubbles? We like to think so but the evidence says otherwise. In a new paper @abelaussant.bsky.social and I find the use of streaming platform to be associated with an increase in consumption diversity. sociologicalscience.com/articles-v12...
Screenshot of the title and abstract of the article. the title is Streaming Platforms, Filter Bubbles, and Cultural Inequalities. How Online Services Increase Consumption Diversity. The abstract reads: Do digital technologies affect diversity in cultural tastes? Digital sociologists have warned of “filter bubbles,” whereas sociologists of culture have shown that diversity in consumption is valued as a marker of upper-middle-class status. We estimate the effect of using streaming platforms on the diversity of cultural consumption using a matching technique applied to 2018 survey data from France. We find a statistically significant positive effect of using streaming platforms on the diversity of cultural consumption as well as on cosmopolitanism, on three domains, music, movies, and TV shows. The magnitude of this effect is much higher for TV shows. The study brings new evidence against the filter bubble thesis; it shows that platforms do reinforce cultural inequalities by increasing the social gap in consumption diversity. It further suggests that the effect of technology on cultural consumption might mainly operate through its impact on cultural markets rather than changes in cultural experience. Main figure of the article. Difference in number of genres consumed, liked, and disliked between streaming users and non-users. Streaming users consume more genres than non-users after controlling for confounders. The difference is small for music (0.1 sd), moderate for movies (0.2 sd), and high for TV shows (0.46 sd). However, differences in number of genres liked or disliked are small or not significant. SMD before (light) and after (dark) adjustment through matching, with error bars indicating 95 percent confidence interva
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American Journal of Sociology @amjsoc.bsky.social · Aug 26
Read our Gould prize winning article, "The Great Separation: Top Earner Segregation at Work in Advanced Capitalist Economies." Available for free for the next 30 days. www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/731603
The Great Separation: Top Earner Segregation at Work in Advanced Capitalist Economies1 | American Journal of Sociology: Vol 130, No 2
Earnings segregation at work is an understudied topic in social science, despite the workplace being an everyday nexus for social mixing, cohesion, contact, claims making, and resource exchange. It is...
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Centre for Research on social InequalitieS @cris-sciencespo.bsky.social · Sep 2
In this study, Bartholomew Konechni finds CARES Act cash transfers boosted mask use among poorer Americans during COVID-19, with no clear impact on other health behaviours in the US.
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Unconditional cash transfers and compliance with public health recommendations during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States | Journal of Social Policy | Cambridge Core
Unconditional cash transfers and compliance with public health recommendations during the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States
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Mathieu Rossignol Brunet @mathieurb.bsky.social · Aug 28
En cette période de rentrée, je suis heureux de vous faire part de la sortie du n° spécial de la RFAS, « Les conditions de vie des étudiantes : pauvreté(s), précarité(s), vulnérabilité(s) », coordonné par A.-C. Caseau, M. Mofakhami @malomofa.bsky.social et moi-même.

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Revue française des affaires sociales 2025/2 (n° 252)
Les conditions de vie des étudiant·es : pauvreté(s), précarité(s) et vulnérabilité(s)
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Pierre Bataille @pierrebat.cpesr.fr · Aug 27
#Autopromo Les premiers résultats de notre enquête sur les conditions de vie des doctorant·es sont sortis

"L’espace social des précarités doctorales. Le cas des
doctorant·es de l’Université Grenoble Alpes"

collab av @margotdeage.bsky.social, @robcss.cpesr.fr et al.

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The New York Times @nytimes.com · Aug 21
Breaking News: The Supreme Court ruled that the Trump administration could for now cancel NIH grants that the government said were related to diversity.
Supreme Court Lets Trump Administration Cut N.I.H. Grants for Disfavored Research
The court’s order was fractured, with the justices splitting over whether individual cancellations and the policy behind them could be challenged in a federal trial court.
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American Sociological Association @asanews.bsky.social · Aug 20
Free to read! New research in Socius from ASA member Spencer Allen @spencerallen.bsky.social @um-psc.bsky.social shows that, while broadband access has increased in the U.S. since 2013, gaps by race, education, and poverty still persist. @sociusjournal.bsky.social‬
Trends and Disparities in Broadband Internet Access in the United States, 2013 to 2023 - Spencer Allen, 2025
Since the turn of the century, sociologists and other scholars concerned about digital inequality have most often been concerned about disparities in the qualit...
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ASA Body and Embodiment Section @asabodyembodiment.bsky.social · Aug 18
🏆 Introducing Our Award Winners (and more photos) at 2025 ASA in Chicago!

📷 Phung Su accepting the best article award on behalf of her coauthor Phi Hong Su, for their Frontiers in Sociology article, “Discomforting Surplus: Gender, Sexualization, and Omissions in Ethnographic Fieldwork”
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Dr. Canton Winer @cantonwiner.bsky.social · Aug 16
Absolutely thrilled to win the 2025 Distinguished Article Award from ASA Sexualities alongside these amazing scholars!

Check out the article, "'I Didn’t Know Ace Was a Thing': Bisexuality and pansexuality as identity pathways in asexual identity formation.” Link below.
Picture of co-authors accepting an award for our paper.
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Yacine C. @sissinouc.bsky.social · Jul 31
Excited about the English translation of our article with Pauline Funk: ‘Antisemitism in practice. The destruction of two “Jewish” stores in 1930s France’, just out in 20 & 21. Check it out! 👀 shs.cairn.info/journal-20-2...
Antisemitism in practice. The destruction of two “Jewish” storesin 1930s France. By Yacine Chitour and Pauline Funk This article takes a micro-historical approach to the ransacking of Jewish and Polish shopkeeper Mathis Lerner’s stores in Dijon in 1938. We analyze the event through the lens of the rumors circulating about Lerner amid the context of partial mobilization and the Munich Agreement, such as the claim that Lerner brazenly shouted “Heil Hitler!” in full view of mobilized Frenchmen in September 1938.
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ASA Student Forum @asastudentforum.bsky.social · Jul 22
Headed to #ASA2025 in Chicago?

Join us for this year’s ASA Student Forum sessions—networking, career prep, roundtables & cutting-edge student research!

August 9–11
Hyatt Regency Chicago

#Sociology #GradStudents #ASAStudentForum
2025 ASA SFAB Sessions Saturday, August 9 21223 - Student Forum Student Reception Sat, August 9, 6:00 to 7:30pm, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Ballroom Level/Gold, Grand Ballroom D North Sunday, August 10 30257 - Student Forum Advisory Board Meeting Sun, August 10, 8:00 to 9:30am, West Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, Picasso Session Submission Type: Meeting 30454 - Student Forum Special Topic Paper Session Sun, August 10, 10:00 to 11:30am, West Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, Water Tower Session Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute) Individual Presentations: ACFTU at an International Table: Evidence from Sino-Norwegian Collective Bargaining for Chinese Seafarers - Yi Sui, Renmin University of China; Hao Zhang, Renmin University of China An Elite Strategy to Navigate Career Precarity? Unpacking Platform Influencer Work of the Chinese International Students - Yifan Liu, University at Albany, SUNY Carceral Labor and the Inequities of Climate Adaptation Infrastructure - Rachel J Springer, Portland State University Liquid Life and Structural Suspension of Young Digital Nomads Based on China’s Localization Experience -Bo Liu, Fudan University; Yuan Deng, Peking University & University of California, Berkeley When Does Work Become Labor? Tracing the Transition from Zero Work to Child Labor in Pakistan - Shah Zaman, Georgia State University 2025 ASA SFAB Sessions Monday, August 11 40231 - Sociology Unlocked: Your Guide to Careers After Graduate School Mon, August 11, 8:00 to 9:30am, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Ballroom Level/Gold, Grand Hall M Session Submission Type: Workshop Description: A sociology graduate degree opens up so many possible career pathways. In this workshop, we will talk about these pathways, hearing from people with various experience in the academy, technology, and NGOs. Hear advice from hiring committee members and recent sociology grad students on how to best prepare for your desired career after grad school. 40254 - Student Forum Open Topic Paper Session Mon, August 11, 8:00 to 9:30am, West Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, Water Tower Session Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute) Individual Presentations: Are Non-Work Elements Impacting My Voice? A Study on Influences of Employee Voice Behavior in SMEs - Xiangjing Guo, Harbin Institute of Technology; Li Zhang Beyond Institutionalized NGOs and Radical Movements: Dialogical Pedagogical Practice in São Paulo’s Urban Periphery - Gustavo de Almeida Silva, Brown University Disparate Experiences and The Formation of Perceived Disorder in a New York City Neighborhood - Ixchel Bosworth, Columbia University Everything Can’t Be Pretty, Proper, & Pristine: Black Women’s Experiences with Housing Disrepair in the HCV Program - Marnay C. Avant, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor “I’m not half straight, not half gay, but 100% bisexual” Identity Formation of Bisexual Young Adults - Meagan Brooke Pendleton, Ohio State University Migrant Suicide: Reclaiming Durkheim’s Fatalistic Suicide in the Age of Neoliberal Globalization - Yee Lok Wong, CUNY-Graduate Center 2025 ASA SFAB Sessions Monday, August 11 40454 - Student Forum Business Meeting Mon, August 11, 10:00 to 11:30am, West Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Concourse Level/Bronze, Water Tower Session Submission Type: Meeting 41021 - Student Forum Refereed Roundtables Mon, August 11, 4:00 to 5:30pm, East Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago, Floor: Ballroom Level/Gold, Grand Ballroom B Roundtable 1: Education and Pedagogy Roundtable 2: Critical Gender Studies Roundtable 3: The Political Economy of China Roundtable 4: Substance Use Disorder and Anxiety Roundtable 5: Mental Health and Well-being Roundtable 6: Labor Movements, Global Economics, and the Gig Economy Roundtable 7: Work and Labor Roundtable 8: Geography, Space, and Place Roundtable 9: Global Family Dynamics Roundtable 10: Health and Illness Roundtable 11: Intersectional Inequalities Roundtable 12: Qualitative Studies Roundtable 13: Technology and the Evolution of Artificial Intelligence Roundtable 14: Race and Place Roundtable 15: Environmental and Occupational Health Roundtable 16: Open Topic Roundtable 17: Higher Education Roundtable 18: Theoretical Sociology Roundtable 19: Critical Feminism and Intersectionality Roundtable 20: Critical Media Studies Roundtable 21: Quantitative Methods Roundtable 22: Global Epistemologies
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Florian Louis @florianlouis.bsky.social · Jul 22
Bernard Lahire - Savoir ou périr

À paraître en août au Seuil
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Reda Tamtam (he/him) @redatamtam.bsky.social · Jul 22
The Agence France Presse:

“Since the AFP was founded in August 1944, we have lost journalists in conflicts, we have had wounded and prisoners among our ranks, but none of us can recall ever seeing a colleague die of hunger.”
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Agence France-Presse @afp.com · Jul 21
⚫️ La Direction de l’AFP partage l’angoisse exprimée par la SDJ quant à la situation effroyable de ses collaborateurs dans la bande de Gaza ⬇️
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Danya Lagos @danyalagos.bsky.social · Jun 6
Pleased and grateful to have received two honorable mentions this year from the ASA section on the Sociology of Population and the ASA section on Race, Gender, Class, for my AJS paper on the Transgender Tipping Point!

www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1...
Has There Been a Transgender Tipping Point? Gender Identification Differences in U.S. Cohorts Born between 1935 and 20011 | American Journal of Sociology: Vol 128, No 1
Using a probability-based sample from 39 U.S. states from a general health survey, the author evaluates popular claims of a “transgender tipping point” by estimating probabilities of identifying as tr...
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Gabriel Zucman @gabrielzucman.bsky.social · Jul 7
An international call for action just got louder:

Today, 7 Nobel Laureates have issued a powerful call for a minimum tax on the ultra-wealthy in Le Monde

Here’s a quick breakdown of the debate—and where things stand globally

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Tax on ultra-rich: 'France has the opportunity to lead the way,' say Nobel Prize-winning economists
OP-ED. As public deficits balloon and extreme wealth explode, creating a minimum tax on the assets of billionaires should be a priority, argue seven Nobel Prize-winning economists in an op-ed for Le M...
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Nhat An Trinh @natrinh.bsky.social · Jul 7
Very happy to be part of this special issue on "Gender and Wealth Accumulation" in @sasemeeting.bsky.social next to a fantastic group of scholars ✨
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Gender and wealth accumulation: an international perspective
Abstract. Why do women accumulate less wealth than men globally? As wealth inequality rises both within countries and worldwide, studies on gender and weal
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revue Sociologie @revue-sociologie.bsky.social · Jul 11
Article : La sociologie des cités et les impasses du ghetto. Retour sur une controverse et critique des théories du ghetto français Par Pierre Gilbert OPEN ACCESS
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