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Samy Cohen et al., « The Political Impact of Minority-Religion Symbols in the Public Space », HAL SHS (Sciences de l’Homme et de la Société), ID : 10670/1.9be48e...
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Does the presence of minority-religion symbols in the public space facilitate minorities’ acculturation or not? Conversely does it accustom host society members to their presence or, on the contrary, antagonize them? And how can these effects be measured? These are the questions Pazit Ben-Nun Bloom (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) tries to answer, drawing from her large-scale comparative ERC project ReligSpace, mixing naturalistic field experiments, embedded surveys and augmented/virtual reality technologies in France, England and Israel. Ben-Nun Bloom has been exploring the conditions under which enduring values – particularly religion and moral convictions – hinder or enhance democratic norms.Ben-Nun Bloom’s presentation will be discussed by two colleagues: Martin Aranguren and Juliette Galonnier. Aranguren (Sciences Po, CRIS, CNRS)investigates everyday discrimination in urban public places, on the basis of field experiments. Galonnier (Sciences Po, CERI) works on the social construction and imbrication of racial and religious categories, and particularly on Islam in situations where it is a minority religion, using in-depth interviews and ethnography.
