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C05 Racism, nationalism and ethnic relations
Racisme, nationalisme et relations ethniques
Racismo, nacionalismo y relaciones étnicas
President and coordinator of the programme: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick, GB.
Subject: “Research and action about racism, nationalism and ethnic relations: the public role of
sociologists”
Organizer: Peter Ratcliffe, University of Warwick, UK
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 01: Joint Session of RC05 and
RC32: Women, Intersectionality and Diasporas:
Challenges and Resistance Part I
Chair: Organizers: Ann Denis, University of
Ottawa, Canada and Sirma Bilge, Université
de Montréal, Canada ; Chair: Ann Denis, University
of Ottawa
Location: UB-FP-0.1
Session ID: RC05_01
Authors and Papers:
Sirma Bilge ( Université de Montréal, Canada)
‘Controversial Choices’: An Intersectional
Analysis of a Paradigmatic Debate on
Minority Women’s Agency
Anna Korteweg (University of Toronto, Canada)
Gender, Islam, and National Identity
Formation through Immigrant Integration Policies:
the Cases of the Netherlands and Germany
Bandana Purkayastha (University of Connecticut,
USA) Interrogating Intersectionality:
Contemporary globalization and racialized
gendering in the lives of highly educated South
Asian Americans and their children
Aparna Rayaprol (University of Hyderabad,India)
Changing Locations and Transnational
Identities
Eva Blay (University of Sa_o Paulo, Brazil)
Gender, Resistance and Identity: Jewish Immigrants
in Brazil
Catrin Lundström (Uppsala University, Sweden)
Different Shades of Whiteness: White migration
and re-imaginaries of race, gender and
class in the case of first generation Swedish
women in the U.S.
Armelle Testenoire (Université de Rouen,
France) Intersecting paradigms of redistribution
and recognition: ethnic and gender division
of labour in the hotel industry
Saturday, September 6, 09:00-11:00
Session 10: Human Trafficking: Gender, Racism
and Ethnicity
Chair: Natividad Gutierrez Chong, National
University of Mexico, UNAM, Mexico
Location: UB-FP-1.3
Session ID: RC05_10
Authors and Papers:
Natividad Gutierrez Chong (National University
of Mexico, UNAM, Mexico) Human trafficking:
does ethnic conflict and racism matter?
Helen Kambouri (Panteion University, Greece)
Developed societies are an extended and invisible
exhibition of prostitution: trafficking and
the safeguarding of national borders from migration
and saving the nation from moral disintegration.
Tammy Smith (SUNY Stony Brook, USA)
The UN's organizational culture and the trafficking
of women in conflict zones
Shobha Hamal Gurung (South Utah University,
USA) Human trafficking and the sex
trade: telling the tales of Nepali women
Arun Kumar Acharya (Universidad Autónoma
de Nuevo León, Mexico) Trafficking of
women in Mexico: myth and methods
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