PhD seminar with Philippe Coulangeon

Philippe Coulangeon, a guest researcher affiliated with CNRS/Sciences Po, recently conducted a PhD seminar within the network's academic community. With a specific focus on social inequality in cultural and political participation, Coulangeon's seminar provided a unique platform for scholars to delve into the intricate dynamics shaping societal engagement.

The seminar, attended not only by the network's own fellows but also by visiting fellows from other universities, underscored the universality and relevance of Coulangeon's research. As a seasoned expert in the realms of cultural sociology and class sociology, Coulangeon's insights into social inequality offered a comprehensive perspective on how individuals from diverse backgrounds navigate cultural and political participation.

Coulangeon's seminar delved into the multifaceted dimensions of social inequality, examining the barriers that impede equal participation across different strata of society. By addressing both cultural and political realms, Coulangeon's research sheds light on the interconnected nature of these societal facets, highlighting the need for nuanced analyses in understanding contemporary engagement patterns.

Philippe Coulangeon's PhD seminar fostered a scholarly dialogue on social inequality in cultural and political participation. As we navigate the complexities of societal engagement, Coulangeon's work serves as a guiding beacon, encouraging continued exploration and understanding of the factors influencing participation across diverse social landscapes.