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1. In search of visibility: Gender and race on stage

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The Inaugural Conference of The British Journal of Sociology (15-16/04/2024: LSE, London), Hanquinet, Laurie, Mascia, Carla, The Inaugural Conference of The British Journal of Sociology (15-16/04/2024: LSE, London), Hanquinet, Laurie, and Mascia, Carla

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2024

4. Cahier de propositions d’outils et de bonnes pratiques relatifs à la Charte pour l’égalité de genre dans les lieux culturels de la ville de Bruxelles

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Bujiriri, Nicolas, Paternotte, David, Bingen, Aline, Botella, Sylvia, Hanquinet, Laurie, Houdmont, Dag Pieter, Truffin, Barbara, Vanhaesebrouck, Karel, Bujiriri, Nicolas, Paternotte, David, Bingen, Aline, Botella, Sylvia, Hanquinet, Laurie, Houdmont, Dag Pieter, Truffin, Barbara, and Vanhaesebrouck, Karel

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Published
2023

5. Being a mother in the performing arts. An uneasy job

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British Sociological Association Annual Conference (12-14 avril 2023: Manchester), Hanquinet, Laurie, Mascia, Carla, British Sociological Association Annual Conference (12-14 avril 2023: Manchester), Hanquinet, Laurie, and Mascia, Carla

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Published
2023

6. Diversity at the Théâtre National Wallonie-Bruxelles. First observations

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Annual meeting of the European project « Common Stories » (22-24/11/2023: Lisbonne), Collard, Isabelle, Hanquinet, Laurie, Kessas, Safia, Annual meeting of the European project « Common Stories » (22-24/11/2023: Lisbonne), Collard, Isabelle, Hanquinet, Laurie, and Kessas, Safia

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Published
2023

8. WHO? WHY? AND HOW? The contribution of sociology to the study of arts audiences

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Hanquinet, Laurie and Hanquinet, Laurie

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One of the most defining features of audience research is its interdisciplinary character. This chapter seeks to reflect upon what can be perceived as the key contributions of sociology to this eclectic field. Sociology has been quite good at providing socio-economic profiles of arts audiences but also at explaining the lack of attendance via some invisible class-based mechanisms of self-exclusion. These approaches are now well-known. Yet, in the first part of the chapter, new avenues to explore are suggested, such as the barriers to more diverse audiences from an ethnic and racial point of view. In the second part, this chapter discusses two important current challenges for sociological audience research: the blurring of cultural classifications and the role of aesthetics. To conclude, the chapter puts forward ideas about how to develop a sociological approach that accounts for experiences and feelings but does so in a structured way. One way to do this is to seek help from other disciplines., SCOPUS: ch.b, info:eu-repo/semantics/published

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2022

10. Place and Cultural Capital: Art Museum Visitors Across Space

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Hanquinet, Laurie

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lcsh:Museums. Collectors and collecting, business.industry, 05 social sciences, Media studies, Distribution (economics), 050801 communication & media studies, Space (commercial competition), Consumption (sociology), Cultural capital, 0506 political science, Contemporary art, Visual arts, 0508 media and communications, Highbrow, 050602 political science & public administration, Residence, Sociology, business, Composition (language), lcsh:AM1-501
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In the establishment of people’s lifestyles, places, and especially cities, havebecome central arenas for display and consumption, and have become part ofthe aesthetic experience itself. These changes have affected the composition ofcultural capital, which may have then taken an urban dimension. Art museumvisitors, often associated with highbrow culture, constitute an excellent case studyto explore the links between cultural capital and place. Based on a survey of 1900visitors of the six main museums of modern and contemporary art in Belgium,this article will focus on the distribution of the audience characterized by theircultural tastes and activities across the Belgian territory (through their postcodes).It shows that visitors mainly come from areas with high and moderate densityand that the socio-demographic but also urban characteristics of their place ofresidence can be related to the way visitors’ cultural capital is composed. Yet,it also suggests that places like cities (just like museums) form meeting places,in which co-exist and interact different stories, different trajectories and, as thisarticle shows, a multiplicity of lifestyles.Keywords: Museum visitors; Pierre Bourdieu; cultural capital; audiences; Belgium.

Published
2017

11. ‘But is it good?’ Why Aesthetic Values Matter in Sociological Accounts of Tastes

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Hanquinet, Laurie

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Aesthetics, media_common.quotation_subject, Taste (sociology), Highbrow, Situated, Habitus, Social position, Sociology, Cultural capital, Morality, Relation (history of concept), media_common
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If the relation between social position, cultural capital and tastes is well known in the literature, many accounts of tastes do not bother to examine the aesthetic dimension of the cultural capital. Yet, people are immersed during their lives within a multiplicity of aesthetic values that are processed into aesthetic dispositions that orient their cultural choices. This article develops a theoretical model for taste-making that helps us examine the implications of why aesthetic values should be taken seriously. First these values are historically situated and hence are bound to change over time. This means that the definitions of our conceptual tools, such cultural capital and highbrow culture, need to be monitored and updated when necessary. Although they are rooted in social transformations, these values acquire a force of their own and motivate people’s cultural preferences. This matters since these values also participate in the delimitation of what is perceived as good, bad, right and wrong in society. In short, I argue that tastes are influenced by people’s social position but in a much more indirect way than has often been assumed.

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2018

13. La culture des données :quels enjeux méthodologiques et éthiques ?

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Journée d'étude sur la mise en données des publics de la culture (2019-11-22: Montréal), Hanquinet, Laurie, Journée d'étude sur la mise en données des publics de la culture (2019-11-22: Montréal), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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Published
2019

15. Everyday Europe: Social Transnationalism in an Unsettled Continent

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Recchi, Ettore, Favell, Adrian, Apaydin, Fulya, Barbulescu, Roxana, Braun, Michael, Ciornei, Irina, Cunningham, Niall, Diez Medrano, Juan, Duru, Deniz Neriman, Hanquinet, Laurie, Pötzschke, Steffen, Reimer, David, Salamonska, Justyna, Savage, Mike, Solgaard Jensen, Janne, Valera, Albert, Recchi, Ettore, Favell, Adrian, Apaydin, Fulya, Barbulescu, Roxana, Braun, Michael, Ciornei, Irina, Cunningham, Niall, Diez Medrano, Juan, Duru, Deniz Neriman, Hanquinet, Laurie, Pötzschke, Steffen, Reimer, David, Salamonska, Justyna, Savage, Mike, Solgaard Jensen, Janne, and Valera, Albert

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Published
2019

17. Feeling European in a globalised world and the role of mobility, networks and consumption : A comparative approach to British exceptionalism

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Hanquinet, Laurie and Savage, Michael

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This article rethinks European and global self-identification after the 2008 crash and the rise of populism and nationalism in Europe. Situating ourselves within the tradition of transactionalist theories, we run multinomial logistic regressions using data from the unusually comprehensive EUCROSS survey in Denmark, Germany, Italy, Romania, Spain, and the UK in 2012. We show that mobility, networks, and consumption practices are related to different kinds of national, European, and global identities among our respondents. Britain is distinctive in two ways. First, network and consumption practices induce a greater variation among British citizens in affecting their supranational feelings. Second, Britain sees a clearer differentiation between the forces of globalisation and Europeanisation. We conclude that the British are not, in any obvious ways, more nationalist than other nations, but that the strength of their ex-imperial networks means that their supranational identities can take a more anti-European form.

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2018

19. Pratiques culturelles selon la nationalité. Enquête sur les convergences et divergences en Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles

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Première journée d'étude ‘Immigration, participation culturelle et nouvelles formes de solidarité politique (2018-01-24: Liège), Hanquinet, Laurie, Première journée d'étude ‘Immigration, participation culturelle et nouvelles formes de solidarité politique (2018-01-24: Liège), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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Published
2018

20. Feeling European in a globalised world and the role of mobility, networks and consumption, Social Mobility and Labour Market symposium

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Feeling European in a globalised world and the role of mobility, networks and consumption, Social Mobility and Labour Market symposium (2018-05-16: Manchester), Hanquinet, Laurie, Feeling European in a globalised world and the role of mobility, networks and consumption, Social Mobility and Labour Market symposium (2018-05-16: Manchester), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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2018

30. Perceptions of diversity and attitudes of tolerance in the 'fragmented' U.K.

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Duru, Deniz Neriman, Hanquinet, Laurie, Cesur, Nazli Sila, Duru, Deniz Neriman, Hanquinet, Laurie, and Cesur, Nazli Sila

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Relying on a quantitative survey (n = 1497) and semi-structured interviews (n = 30) conducted in the U.K., we explore British nationals’, Romanian and Turkish migrants’ attitudes of tolerance and the factors influencing them in the current socio-political context in the U.K. The quantitative data reveal the role of younger age, diverse networks, higher education, attachment to city/region and supranational identifications in more open attitudes towards diversity. The qualitative findings illustrate how diverse these three groups’ attitudes of tolerance can be and how they are affected by their position and status in the U.K. The British’ attitudes show their tolerance can reflect diverse forms of acceptance of ethnic and cultural differences but can also draw lines in terms of civic values opposing ‘those who contribute to society’ versus those who ‘live as parasites’. The Turks are in favour of diversity with the expectation of receiving more civic rights and facing less prejudice. The Romanians tend to have a more ambiguous relation to diversity given their position of stigmatised migrants in the U.K. Our analysis reveal how inclusive or exclusive people’s (sub- and supra-)national identities can be and how these frame their attitudes of tolerance.

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2017

33. Gymnasium - und was dann? Junge Migranten zwischen Selbstbehauptung und Familienzielen

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Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung gGmbH, Teney, Céline, Devleeshouwer, Perrine, Hanquinet, Laurie, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung gGmbH, Teney, Céline, Devleeshouwer, Perrine, and Hanquinet, Laurie

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Kinder aus Einwanderungsfamilien haben oft hohe Bildungsziele. Die Hoffnung, erwartete Diskriminierung durch Bildung überwinden zu können, spielt dabei keine Rolle. Vielmehr übernehmen die Kinder Aufstiegshoffnungen ihrer Eltern.

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2016

34. Jugend heute: Sozialkapital und politische Beteiligung

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Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung gGmbH, Teney, Céline, Hanquinet, Laurie, Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung gGmbH, Teney, Céline, and Hanquinet, Laurie

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Eine Umfrage unter Schülerinnen und Schülern zeigt: Ein Drittel ist politisch aktiv. Zu den Aktiven gehört die klassische Klientel gut ausgebildeter und vernetzter Jugendlicher aus bürgerlichem Hause. Die Mehrzahl der politisch Engagierten allerdings sind religiös gebundene Jugendliche aus Migrantenfamilien.

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2016

35. Thinking participation relationally

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Doing Research on Participation (26/05/16: Manchester), Hanquinet, Laurie, Doing Research on Participation (26/05/16: Manchester), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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2016

40. Bourdieu et le goût des autres :Au-delà de « La distinction » ?

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Bourdieu et le goût des autres :Au-delà de « La distinction » ?(2016-11-18: ISELP Brussels), Hanquinet, Laurie, Bourdieu et le goût des autres :Au-delà de « La distinction » ?(2016-11-18: ISELP Brussels), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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2016

41. Transnationalism through Consumption in Europe

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Trajectoires et pratiques de mobilité spatiale (2016-12-02: Science Po Paris), Hanquinet, Laurie, Trajectoires et pratiques de mobilité spatiale (2016-12-02: Science Po Paris), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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2016

44. Tastes: An Aesthetically and Morally Sensitive Approach

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Aesthetics, Morality and Class (2016-05-13: University of Warwick), Hanquinet, Laurie, Aesthetics, Morality and Class (2016-05-13: University of Warwick), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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2016

45. Feeling European: An exploration of ethnic disparities among immigrants

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The Sociology of Migration: Current Developments and Future Trends (2016-06-23: Humboldt University of Berlin), Hanquinet, Laurie, Bürkin, Katarina, Teney, Céline, The Sociology of Migration: Current Developments and Future Trends (2016-06-23: Humboldt University of Berlin), Hanquinet, Laurie, Bürkin, Katarina, and Teney, Céline

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Published
2016

47. Cultural boundaries in Europe

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Hanquinet, Laurie and Recchi, Ettore

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cultural identity, Europäisierung, everyday life, kulturelles Kapital, kulturelle Faktoren, Mobilität, kulturelle Differenz, migration, transnationality, Sociology & anthropology, taste, cultural capital, Globalisierung, european identity, europäische Integration, cultural sociology, Kultursoziologie, cultural difference, Europeanization, Cultural Sociology, Sociology of Art, Sociology of Literature, kulturelle Identität, Geschmack, Alltag, Kosmopolitismus, EUCROSS, cross-border mobility, cross-border practices, cross-border transactions, collective identification, virtual mobility, everyday transnationalism, European cuisine, EU country familiarity, global music, Transnationalisierung, transnationalization, cosmopolitanism, cultural factors, mobility, Identifikation, Soziologie, Anthropologie, Transnationalität, identification, ddc:301, EU, European integration, globalization, Kultursoziologie, Kunstsoziologie, Literatursoziologie, europäische Identität
Published
2014

50. Intra-EU immigration: new form of migration, new challenges for survey methodology

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Intra-EU immigration: new form of migration, new challenges for survey methodology (2015-07: European Survey Research Association, Iceland), Hanquinet, Laurie, Intra-EU immigration: new form of migration, new challenges for survey methodology (2015-07: European Survey Research Association, Iceland), and Hanquinet, Laurie

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Published
2015

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