International audienceThe incorporation of Caribbeans in France and the United States: socio-institutional contexts and territorialization processes. A comparative perspective on the social experience of populations of Caribbean descent in France and the U.S reveals their ambivalent incorporation as minorities in the national communities. The construction of otherness is formalized differently in both countries. Residential concentration, the territorialisation of ethnic communities and spatial perceptions show distinct societal evolutions which are specific to each national context. Likewise, the analysis of the differentiated visibility of Caribbeans in the political arena depending on the national context shows that despite the ethnicisa...
International audienceThe three French Departments of America and the Republic of Haiti comprise a t...
International audienceIn the previous CIST conference I was underlining the risks both of “territori...
Our research work investigates - from a psycho-social point of view - the «racial» identity of the b...
International audienceThe making of Caribbean societies is indissociable from long-term migration mo...
National audienceHaitian emigration has evolved within the growing dependency of Haiti from the Unit...
International audienceBy bringing together various nation-state contexts for comparison and discussi...
International audienceThe proposed spatial approach aims at coming back to the geopolitical and hist...
Notions of Home the Caribbean Migrants in France. The study of the Caribbean migration to metropol...
West Indian immigration and social diversity of the Black population in the United States. -- Change...
Les populations antillaises et caribéennes ont une histoire commune, marquées du sceau indélébile de...
This chapter examines how national contexts influence migrant political organi-zation dynamics. Its ...
International audienceThis paper highlights the role of the French Antilles and Guiana in Caribbean ...
International audienceIn the previous CIST conference I was underlining the risks both of “territori...
L’opposition entre le multiculturalisme canadien et le républicanisme français fournit une réponse p...
International audienceIn order to address the specific social challenges of immigrants and ethnic mi...
International audienceThe three French Departments of America and the Republic of Haiti comprise a t...
International audienceIn the previous CIST conference I was underlining the risks both of “territori...
Our research work investigates - from a psycho-social point of view - the «racial» identity of the b...
International audienceThe making of Caribbean societies is indissociable from long-term migration mo...
National audienceHaitian emigration has evolved within the growing dependency of Haiti from the Unit...
International audienceBy bringing together various nation-state contexts for comparison and discussi...
International audienceThe proposed spatial approach aims at coming back to the geopolitical and hist...
Notions of Home the Caribbean Migrants in France. The study of the Caribbean migration to metropol...
West Indian immigration and social diversity of the Black population in the United States. -- Change...
Les populations antillaises et caribéennes ont une histoire commune, marquées du sceau indélébile de...
This chapter examines how national contexts influence migrant political organi-zation dynamics. Its ...
International audienceThis paper highlights the role of the French Antilles and Guiana in Caribbean ...
International audienceIn the previous CIST conference I was underlining the risks both of “territori...
L’opposition entre le multiculturalisme canadien et le républicanisme français fournit une réponse p...
International audienceIn order to address the specific social challenges of immigrants and ethnic mi...
International audienceThe three French Departments of America and the Republic of Haiti comprise a t...
International audienceIn the previous CIST conference I was underlining the risks both of “territori...
Our research work investigates - from a psycho-social point of view - the «racial» identity of the b...