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Périlleux, Thomas, Le travail à vif. Souffrances professionnelles, consulter pour quoi ?
Dans son ouvrage Le travail à vif. Souffrances professionnelles, consulter pour quoi ?, Thomas Périlleux livre au lecteur des expériences et analyses issues de sa pratique de sociologue clinicien. En effet, l’auteur, professeur de sociologie …
Understanding PhD Holders’ First Work Destination
Due to the saturation of the academic market, the employment of PhD graduates has become an important issue in higher education studies. In this article, we measured to what extent the internalisation of a scientific ethos and previous professio…
Animal-matière versus animal-enfant
Un assez large accord existe parmi les sociologues et anthropologues qui travaillent sur les relations humains-animaux pour considérer qu’un « clivage », ou un « fossé » existe entre les animaux de rente, d’une part et les animaux de compagnie, …
Au-delà des savoirs
Depuis 2020, l’Université Autonome Communale de Oaxaca s’est déployée dans l’État de Oaxaca à travers seize Centres Universitaires Communaux (CUC) tous réunis pour la défense de leur mode de vie et de penser, appelé comunalidad. L’Université com…
Parental Couple – Conjugal Couple, Multi-Parenting – Multi-Parenthood
In the course of the last century, and still more singularly in the last fifty years, the family has undergone major transformations. The domain of the family has thus seen the appearance of a multitude of terms reflecting he emergence of these …
Croire et soutenir dans une économie morale de la suspicion
En France, la demande d’asile est inscrite dans une politique du soupçon qui entraine une remise en cause systématique de la véracité et de la crédibilité des récits des requérant·e·s. S’intéresser à l’asile LGBTI, c’est-à-dire à la demande de p…
“That’s how we live sustainably”! Conflicting environmentalisms in Franconian Switzerland
What is sustainable – and who gets to decide what sustainability is – remains a central question for political ecologists. Scholars have explained and critiqued specific iterations, as well as proposed versions of what they believe sustainability ought…
Book review of Van Beemen, O. 2024. Ondernemers in het wild: Het ontluisterende verhaal van een club witte weldoeners in Afrika
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Journey into Legends: A Plunge into World Folklore
Folklore, a body of culture shared by a particular group of people; the stories, traditions, customs, and beliefs passed down from one generation to the next, reveal a deep and fascinating insight into their worldview. It represents not only the tales we tell but also the way we understand the world. Let’s embark on a […]
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Folkloric Fascination; A Journey Through Lore and Myth
Unveiling the fascinating, mystical, and mysterious world of folklore is like embarking on a timeless journey. Our ancestors were mighty story weavers, and their tales, known as folklore, have ripened with age, echoing through generations. The captivating realm of folklore varies significantly worldwide, boasting vivid narratives that express regional beliefs, practices, and customs. Let’s delve […]
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The reclamation and rematriation of Tsē Zūl: The Tū Łídlīni Dena’s story of the Faro Mine
Tū Łídlīni (Ross River) is a Kaska Dena village nestled at the confluence of the Ross and Pelly Rivers, in so-called Yukon, Canada. 70 km north of Tū Łídlīni, the lead-zinc Faro Mine was developed illegally on unceded Kaska traditional territory in 196…
Review of John Duerk (Ed). 2021. Environmental philosophy, politics, and policy
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40 | 2025 – Les Fêtes de la langue
Comment la fête vint à nous, et comment nous allâmes à la fête [Full text]
Marc Aymes and Emmanuel Szurek
How the Festival Came to Us, and How We Went to the Festival
Matériaux pour un…
A World in Pieces?
Journal of Business Anthropology
Book Review: The Market of the Gods: How Religious Innovations Emerge. From Judaism to Christianity by Dominique Desjeux. 2024. Bruxelles: Peter Lang
Journal of Business Anthropology
Corporate Utopias: The Tech Elite’s Visions and the Global Crises of Democratic Problem-Solving
In this article, I argue that the utopian novels of the past have given way to corporate visions. Those who today challenge the dominant structures of power through radical reengineering of systems are tech CEOs and investors. The article examines Soyl…
Transforming Dead Knowledge into Living Help: Balancing Hope, User-Ambivalence, and Expertise in Fire Safety Digitization
Many industries worldwide are digitizing professionals’ expertise to boost productivity, enhance collaboration, and improve knowledge sharing. The current spread of increasingly capable AI technologies has accelerated this transformation further. But s…
Vacuums with Meaning: The Observation of Vacuity in Coworking Spaces
This field report analyzes the unexpected challenges faced during participant observation in coworking spaces and how these challenges required a process of trial and error to be understood. Between 2018 and 2022, I studied the urban transformation of …
Book Review of Helms, Elissa and Pulkkinen, Tuija. (eds.) 2023. Borders of desire: Gender and sexuality at the eastern borders of Europe. Manchester: Manchester University Press. pp. 181.
Nordic Journal of Migration Research
Book Review of Boccagni, Paolo (ed.) 2023. The Handbook on Home and Migration. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing. pp. 702.
The main aim of the recent Handbook on Home and Migration was to overcome the case study-based fragmentation of the discussion on homemaking among people on the move, and to elevate it to a substantive thematic, conceptual and theoretical le…
The Rightward Shift: Transformation of Global Migration Policy and Discourse
Nordic Journal of Migration Research
Book Review of Horsti, Karina 2023. Survival and Witness at Europe’s Border: The Afterlives of a Disaster. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University. pp. 286.
Nordic Journal of Migration Research
Book review of Martin, Lawrence M. 2024. Foreigners in their own country: Identity and rejection in France. New York: Berghahn. pp. 268.
Nordic Journal of Migration Research
From Roots to Digital Realms: Jordan Jamieson on Revitalising Indigenous Culture through Archaeology and Technology
This interview with Jordan Jamieson explores the intersections of archaeology, technology, and the revitalisation of Indigenous cultural practices. With over ten years of experience in archaeology and cultural resource management (CRM), Jamieson reflec…