Montreal
Multiple Authors
The book is the first volume in a series of comics dedicated to “scientific research” by the Presses universitaires de Montréal. The comic aims to popularize the transgressive phenomena studied to the general public, not necessarily academics, and in particular to the youth who are the subject of this research. It also seeks to continue […]
FR
2024 / Comics
Hanoi
Multiple Authors
Through the personal stories told by three rural women coming to Hanoi for work and study, the short film somehow reflects the living conditions of hundred thousand migrants in big cities in Vietnam. It is the explosion in the number of migrants that causes discrimination and inequality between urban people and rural migrants. The sincere […]
EN / VN
2018 / Audiovisual productions
Hanoi
Multiple Authors
This paper examines the strengths and complexities of utilising narrative mapping to better understand and represent street vendors’ everyday experiences as they attempt to access public spaces for their livelihoods. We draw on three case studies from urban Vietnam to compare and contrast both vendor experiences and narrative mapping potential. Focusing on stationary and itinerant […]
EN
2021 / Scientific articles and chapters
Paris
Collectif Pop-Part
Young people in working-class neighborhoods experience discrimination on a daily basis, while professionals are enjoined to extinguish the fire and restore social peace. But without the assurance of real change, this mission is impossible to fulfill, stress the members of a collective of young people, youth professionals, artists and researchers, in an article published in […]
FR
2023 / Medias
Paris
Marie-Hélène Bacqué
Marie-Hélène Bacqué talks about her book “Jeunes de quartier. Le pouvoir des mots”. In it, she talks about the reality of young people living in working-class neighborhoods, the discrimination they suffer, their relationship with their neighborhoods and their future, their commitment and their individual capacities.
FR
2021 / Medias
Paris
Multiple Authors
“Sociologists, geographers, historians and anthropologists have been warning for nearly half a century about the way in which “”working-class neighborhoods”” are represented in the media and the imagination, their realities instrumentalized by the political world or the avenues proposed by public authorities insufficient. For The Conversation, four of these academics look back in detail at […]
FR
2023 / Medias
Paris
Collectif Pop-Part
What does it mean to be a “neighborhood youth”? What social, urban and family experiences does it entail, and what visions of one’s place in society and the local area does it conjure up? These are the questions at the heart of this book, the fruit of participatory research carried out in ten towns and […]
FR
2021 / Book
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