Religion, race, ethnicity, racial categorization,
discrimination, Islam, conversion, international
comparison, qualitative methods, ethnography,
secularism, France, United States
“The Racialization of Muslims in France and the United States: Some Insights from White Converts to Islam,” Social Compass, 2015, vol. 62, n°4, p. 570-583
(avec Diego de los Rios), “Teaching and Learning to be Religious: Pedagogies of Conversion to Islam and Christianity,” Sociology of Religion, 2016, vol. 77, n°1, p. 59-81
“Moving In or Moving Towards: Reconceptualizing Conversion to Islam as a Liminal Process,” in VAN NIEUWKERK, Karin (dir.), Moving in and out of Islam, Austin: University of Texas Press, à paraître
“Conversion to Islam as religious and racial crossing,” Forum “Crossing and Conversion,” The Immanent Frame, The Social Science Research Council, 5 juin 2018, https://tif.ssrc.org/category/exchanges/crossing- and-conversion/
“The Enclave, the Citadel and the Ghetto: The Three-fold Segregation of Upper-Class Muslims in India,” International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2015, vol. 39, n°1, p. 92-111
“Review of Anabel Inge, The Making of a Salafi Muslim Woman: Paths to Conversion,” Sociology of Islam, 2017, vol. 5, n°4, p. 363-367
Choosing Faith and Facing Race: Converting to Islam in France and the United States, 2017, PhD, Sociology, Sciences Po and Northwestern University (Paris and Evanston)
- Member of the Global Race project:
https://global-race.site.ined.fr/en/
- Awardee of the 2018 Best Dissertation Award
of the American Sociological Association
- Co-coordinator of the project "Muslims of
Sub-Saharan and Comorian descent in France"
(with Pr. Mahamet Timéra)
- Member of Tracés' editorial board
- Member of the research network "Agenda for a
critical sociology of religion" (ACSREL, PSL)
- Member of the interdisciplinary thematic
network “Les chercheurs sur l’islam dans la
cité"
- Member of the Religion-Secularism-Race
network