Table des matières

Laurence Roulleau-Berger

Part 1. Post-Western Theory and Sociology of Migration

Laurence Rouleau-Berger et Liu Yuzhao

• What Is Post-Western Sociology?
• Sociology of Migration and New Trends
• Sociologies of Immigration and Migration in France: Conflicts and Agreements
• History of Sociological Research on Migration in China
• Gender and Migration
• Migration, Urban Integration, and Work
• Migration and Globalization
• Doing Fieldwork Together
• Field areas and survey methods in France
• Field areas and survey methods in China
• Selection and analysis of biographical interviews

Part 2. The Fabric of Post-Western Theory and Migration

Migration and Education

Ingrid Tucci

• School Trajectories and Turning Points in Early Adulthood
• Imbrications of Ethno-Racial Categories and The Neighborhood: “Go to a Place That Enables You to Progress”

Ingrid Tucci

• Dissonance Between Parental Aspirations, Influence of Context, and Individual Agency
• Aspirations over the Life Course
• Experiences of Social and Spatial Segregation

Li Yong

• Broken School Trajectory: Personal Failures and External Constraints
• The First Professional Experiences
• Work While Learning—Mobility Strategies and Solidarity
• Conclusion

Xiong Yihan

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• Why Are Youngsters from the Lower Social Strata More Likely to Experience Academic Failure?
• Academic Vulnerability
• Empowering Youth from the Bottom of the Social Strata

Su Liang

• Obstacles in the Hukou System and the Lack of Opportunities for Further Education
• The Significance of an Academic Degree and an Adult Education Diploma

Su Liang

• School Life and Low Standards of Education
• Language Violence in the Vocational Education and Internship
• Peer Support and Continuous Vocational Training

Migration, Gender, and Family

Abdelhafid Hammouche

• A Reversal of Perspective: That of a Child on the Migration of Her Parents
• A Cross Perspective on Migration in China and France
• Migrations on the Generation Relationships Registry

Abdelhafid Hammouche

• A Route and Activity Opportunities in the Context of the City of Givors
• Family History, Social Trajectories and Nuances of Otherness
• Migration Dynamics and Perimeter of Attachment

Beatrice Zani

• Between Rural Tradition and Urban Modernity
• Should I Stay or Should I Go?
• Oscillating Between Urban Subjectivation and Familiar Subjection
• Un-Breaking Familiar and Gendered Rules

Ji Yingchun

• Bilateral Family as the Private Welfare Network
• Intergenerational Relationship
• The Security of Individual Family
• Discussion
• Conversation Between French and Chinese Sociologists

Chen Chen

• Rural-Urban Migration in China: Increasing Feminization and Familization
• Split Households and Left-Behind Children
• Education of Children of Migrants and the Decision to Leave School
• Navigating the Metropolis

Chen Chen

• Family as a Facilitator of Integration and Local Attachment
• Gender and the Desire for Spatial Mobility
• Discrimination as a Constraint on Mobility in Geographic, Social, Educational, and Occupational Domains

Migrants Between Urban Integration and Segregation

Ahmed Boubeker

• Migration as a Pioneer’s Adventure
• Anchoring and Community of Experience
• From Here and There: Mobility as a Strategic Resource

Ahmed Boubeker

• The Passages and Crossings of an Imaginary City
• The Ghetto Town and Its Intimate Tyrannies
• City of the Poor and the Ethnic City

Michel Kokoreff

Zhao Yeqin

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• Mobility Trajectory: From Stay-at-Home Children to Second-Generation Immigrants
• Household Registration System: The Obstacle of Integrating into Cities
• Identification Dilemma: Mental Imprints for the Immigrant Identity

Zhao Yeqin

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• Marginalized “Migrant Children” Identity
• Stigmatized “Urban Youth”
• Fluidity and Urban Narrative

Wang Chunguang

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• The Opportunities, Expectations, and Barriers in the Intergenerational Mobility of Immigrants
• Spatial Construction and Survival Development Experience of Immigrants
• The Three-Dimensional Forces That Mold Migratory Action: Time, Space, and System
• Similarities and Differences of Circumstances That International Immigrants and Domestic Immigrants Face

Migration and Work

Laurence Roulleau-Berger

• Young Migrant Graduates, Competition, and Social Aspirations
• Individuation and Migratory Careers
• Spatial Capital and Social Mobility
• Guanxi and Entrepreneurship
• Compressed Modernity and Being a “Hero” in China

Laurence Roulleau-Berger

• Segregation or Ghettoization in French Cities?
• Ethnicization and Subalternity on the Labor Markets
• Bifurcations, Constraints, and Relationship to Work
• Subpolitics and Moral Economy

Grégory Giraudo-Baujeu

• Education “Here and There”
• Spatial Mobility and Upward Social Mobility
• Career in the Chinese Labor Markets

Grégory Giraudo-Baujeu

• Temporary Work and Discrimination
• Employment Intermediaries vs Networks
• “Dealing with” Racism

Sun Zhongwei

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• Getting Admitted to University
• Qi’s Career Planning
• Career Life of Typical Migrant Workers
• Settling Down in the City
• Conclusion: Stable Employment Is the Premise for the Successful Settlement of New Immigrants

Li Zhen

• Institutional Barriers in Education Facing Children of Migrants in China
• Educational Aspirations and Social Support from Family
• Education and Upward Socioeconomic Mobility of Children of Migrants in China

Li Zhen

• Family Background, Social Support, and Educational Attainment of the Second Generation
• Human Capital, Social Capital, and the Unbreakable Line of the Segmented Labor Market
• Blocked Upward Socioeconomic Mobility for Second-Generation Immigrants in French Cities

Migration and Governance

Marie Bellot

• Local Policies and Institutional Complexity of Social Organizations
• Plural and Labile Cooperation between Public Institutions and Social Organizations
• Conclusion

Aude-Claire Fourot

• Service Delivery by Not-for-Profit Organizations
• The Social and Professional Integration of Immigrant Youth in Givors
• Migrant Children’s Integration via Education and Recreational Activities in Shanghai
• Governance Models
• Being Considered as an Economic Actor Rather Than a Socio-Cultural Association
• Keeping Its Independence from the Local Government in Shanghai

Yan Jun

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• How Public Welfare Organizations Set Goals and Service Content: Self-Directed, Beneficiary-Oriented, or Resource Provider–Oriented
• Is the Organization’s Appeal Consistent with the Needs of Children? The True Value of Urban Middle-Class Values
• What Impact Does the Source of Funding Have on the Organization: Differences Between Government and Foundation Projects
• Should the Public Welfare Activities Be Free? Disputes and Explanations about Charges by the Organizational Projects
• What Is the Influence of Population Control Policies for Migrant Children, Immigrant Families, and Organizations?
• How Migrant Children View Their Own Fate: The Children’s Real Life and Attitude towards Life

Yan Jun

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• Discrimination and Employment/Social Integration Difficulty
• The Actual Needs and Satisfactions of Poor Youth
• Does the Difference Come from the Hierarchy, the Ethnic Groups, or Generations?
• What Is “Governance”?
• Some Remaining Issues
• Conclusion: Differentiated Contexts and Common Issues

Liu Yuzhao

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• Education Problems of Migrant Children: Dilemma of Mobility
• Market Failure and Government Failure in the Supply of Education for Migrant Children
• Main Functions of Social Organization

Liu Yuzhao

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• Reflections on the Field Survey
• Immigrants and State Boundaries
• Who Are “International” Immigrants?

Part 3. Post-Western Sociology: Common and Local Knowledge Between Europe and China

Liu Shiding

• Changes in Social Plates Linked to the Household Registration System
• Research on Social Discrimination Linked to Legitimacy
• The Behavior-Based Stratification and Mobility Theory

Liu Neng

ZHOU Rong (trad.)

• The Production of Dual Marginality
• Spatial Separation and Spatial Integration of Families: “Structural Sacrifice” in the Perspective of Institutionalism
• Family as a Decision-Making Unit: The Central Position of Family Support and Its Negative Effect
• Upward Social Mobility and Stability of Daily Life
• Homecoming: A New Possibility

Laurence Roulleau-Berger

• Structural Processes, Individuals, and Interactions
• Migration, Time, and Space
• Social Reproduction, School, and Family Government
• Governance, Public Action and Discrimination
• Uncertainty, Social Disqualification, and Work
• Urban Margins and Making the City
• Conclusion