BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT: Getting to Cultural Processes, beyond Getting Respect - a talk by Michèle Lamont PRODID:-//Harvard events data//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:event_1542891_0 SUMMARY: Getting to Cultural Processes, beyond Getting Respect - a talk by Michèle Lamont DESCRIPTION:

Michèle Lamont will be speaking at the Global Race Project's annual conference - Race-Conscious and Colorblind Framings: Converging and Diverging trends in Europe and the Americas.

Michèle will speak at approximately 10:00am ET.

Panel 1: Theorizing Race in Sociology

Chair: Magali Bessone

Panelists:

Juliette Galonnier and Patrick Simon “Talking about Race in French Sociology”

Karim Murji “The Race Conjuncture - Stuart Hall as a Public Sociologist”

Michèle Lamont “Getting to Cultural Processes Beyond Getting Respect: How Can the Varied Relationship Between Symbolic, Social and Spatial Boundaries Help Us Understand Racial Groupness and Identity”
This paper clarifies and elaborates the explanatory framework developed in Getting Respect (Lamont et al 2016) around the relationship between meaning-making, racial identity, and symbolic, social and spatial boundaries. It also compares this approach with other prominent approaches and conceptual frameworks for understanding global racial inequality.

You must register to attend the conference.

If have any problems registering, please contact Juliette Galonnier.

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