January 9th and 10th

Post Western Methodology,
Quantitative and Qualitative Research :
Gender, Migration and Emotion

January 9th

• 9h30 : Introduction
  
  • by Laurence Roulleau-Berger, Research Director at CNRS, ENS Lyon, Triangle and French Director of the International Associated Laboratory Post-Western Sociology in Europe and in China
    
  • Christine Détrez, Professor of Sociology, Centre Max Weber, ENS Lyon and Director of the Laboratory of Education
  • He Rong, Professor of Sociology at Institute of Sociology, CASS

• 10h-11h : Quantitative Research on Gender and Migration in China
  by Li Chunling, Professor of Sociology at Institute of Sociology, CASS

• 11h-11h15 : Break

• 11h15-12h15 : Comments and discussion

• 12h30-14h : Lunch

• 14h-14h30 : Qualitative Research on Gender and Love in China
  by Christine Détrez, Professor of Sociology, ENS Lyon and Zhang Dan, Associate Professor, Department of sociology, ECNU, Shanghai

• 14h30 -15h : Qualitative Research on Gender and Subalternity in China and in Taiwan
  by Beatrice Zani, Ph D Student, Lyon 2, Triangle

• 15h-15h15 Break

• 15h15-16h30 : Comments and discussion

January 10th

• 9h30-12h : Migration and Emotion : doing fieldwork with refugees with the association SINGA, Lyon
• 12h15-13h45 : Lunch
• 14h-17h : Crossed analysis on fieldwork

2018 January 11th and 12th
Gender, Migration and Emotion
Post-Western Theory

January 11th

• 9h15-9h30 : Introduction
  • by Laurence Roulleau-Berger, Research Director at CNRS, ENS Lyon, Triangle and French Director of the LIA Post-Western Sociology in Europe and in China
  • Christine Détrez, Professor of Sociology, ENS Lyon, Centre Max Weber
  • He Rong, Professor of Sociology at Institute of Sociology, CASS
    

Session 1 : Post-Western Theory and Sociology of Emotion

• 9h30-10h : Christine Détrez, Professor of Sociology, ENS Lyon, Centre Max Weber, Theory of Emotion and Social sciences
• 10h-10h30 : Ji Yingchun, Professor of Sociology, School of Political Sciences and Sociology, Shanghai University : Mosaic familialism in post-reform China : a sequential symbiosis of generation, gender, love and money
• 10h30-11h : Laurence Roulleau-Berger, Research Director at CNRS, ENS Lyon, Triangle : Post-Western Theory and Sociology of Emotion
• 11h-11h15 : Break
• 11h15-12h30 : Comments and discussion
• 12h30-14h : Lunch

Session 2 : Gender, Love, Emotion

• 14h-14h30 : Michel Bozon, Research Director at National Institute of Demographic Studies (INED), Paris : Power, pleasure and reciprocity in love
• 14h30-15h : Li Chunling Professor of Sociology at Institute of Sociology, CASS : Social Challenges Brought by the Shifting Gender Balance in Education in China
• 15h-15h15 : Break
• 15h15-15h45 : Zhang Dan, Associate Professor, Department of sociology, ECNU, Shanghai : Gender and Love in Shanghai
• 15h45-17h : Comments and discussion
• 17h-17h15 : Conclusion by Christine Détrez, Professor of Sociology, ENS Lyon and Laurence Roulleau-Berger, Research Director at CNRS, ENS Lyon

January 12th

Session 3 : Gender, Emotion and Migration

• 9h30-10h : Viviane Albenga, Associate Professor at Bordeaux University : Telling love stories with movies, series, books and music. The case of French secondary school’s students, between gender stereotypes and gender equality
• 10h-10h30 : Dr Hang Suhong, Institute of Sociology, CASS : "Liberation of the Mind" or "Liberation of Emotions" ：the practice dilemma. New Women in Hunan faced when they " leave home"
• 10h30-11h : Marie-Astrid Gillier, Ph D Student, Lyon 2 University, Triangle : Intimate feelings, economic transactions and the production of local norms among hostesses working in a KTV in Beijing
• 11h-11h15 : Break
• 11h15-11h45 : Kevin Diter, Ph. D Student INSERM : "Differences in the difference" : when the distinction between love and friendship differs across children’s gender and social background.
• 11h45-12h30 : Comments and discussion
• 12h30-14h : Lunch
• 14h-15h30 : 14h-15h30 : LIA Perspectives on Gender, culture and education
  with Professors Christine Détrez, Li Chunling, Ji Yingchun, Hélène Buisson-Fenet, He Rong, Laurence Roulleau-Berger

• General Conclusion by
  • Laurence Roulleau-Berger, Research Director at CNRS, ENS Lyon
    
  • He Rong, Professor of Sociology at Institute of Sociology, CASS.
    
  • Christine Détrez, Professor of Sociology, ENS Lyon

Organization

Organizer  : Triangle, ENS Lyon

Co-Organizers :

• Institute of Sociology, CASS
• School of Political Science and Sociology, Shanghai University