Christine Moliner
Biographic Data
| ID | 3770138 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Christine Moliner |
| GIVEN NAMES | Christine |
| FAMILY NAME | Moliner |
| SIGNATURE | MOLINER C |
| AFFILIATIONS | O. P. Jindal Global University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Punjab
Vulnerable Masculinities? Gender Identity Construction among Young Undocumented Sikh Migrants in Paris
This paper discusses the impact of immigration policies on the ways young undocumented Sikh migrants in Paris negotiate their masculinity. The current criminalization of labor migration from the global South in Europe is disrupting long established patterns of upward mobility through international migration, that entailed remitting money home, getting married and reuniting with one's family in the host country and moving up the socio-professional…
Sikhs across borders. Transnational practices of European Sikhs, by Knut A. Jacobsen et Kristina Myrvold (dir.)
Les maux de la clandestinité
Les maux de la clandestinit : retour sur une exprience d'accompagnement socio-sanitaire de migrants pendjabis indiens sans papiers en le-de-france
Identités et politique
L’auteure étudie l’importation des conflits en diaspora à partir du cas des communautés du sous-continent indien en Grande-Bretagne. Plusieurs variables influent sur les relations intercommunautaires dans ce contexte migratoire, notamment la politique britannique d’intégration des populations immigrées. En particulier, le discours sur la cohésion communautaire ( community cohesion ), dominant depuis 2005, exacerbe les conflits entre communautés, …
Introduction. Migration and Constructions of the Other
Since Independence in 1947 and the creation of two separate nation-states, the Indian Subcontinent has regularly witnessed ethnic violence (several wars of varying intensity opposing India to Pakistan in 1948, 1965, 1971, 1999), partitions (1947 and 1971), bloody riots, in which different communities have been confronting each other along various lines: religious (Hindus vs Sikhs, Hindus vs Muslims), ethnic (Punjabis vs Bengalis, Sindhis vs Muhaj…
L'immigration sikhe en France. Des plaines du Pendjab à la Seine-Saint-Denis
La population sikhe de France compte -officiellement -1 0 000 personnes (contre 400 000 en Grande-Bretagne), toutes vivant en Île-de-France, surtout dans la banlieue Est. Clandestinité, emplois précaires, grande mobilité géographique et très forte solidarité communautaire caractérisent les premiers immigrants des années quatre-vingt, en majorité des hommes célibataires. Avec la génération des jeunes sikhs nés ou scolarisés en France émerge une qu…
Frères ennemis? Relations between Panjabi Sikhs and Muslims in the Diaspora
This paper focuses on Sikh representations of the Muslims and the relationships between those two groups sharing a common regional identity, both in the Sub-continent and in the diaspora. It does so diachronically, arguing that historical constructions of the Muslim as the Other (often, but not always, as the enemy) have been instrumental in Sikh identity formation process, since the 18th century onwards. And synchronically, it traces the reshapi…
Frères ennemis? Relations between Panjabi Sikhs and Muslims in the Diaspora
This paper focuses on Sikh representations of the Muslims and the relationships between those two groups sharing a common regional identity, both in the Sub-continent and in the diaspora. It does so diachronically, arguing that historical constructions of the Muslim as the Other (often, but not always, as the enemy) have been instrumental in Sikh identity formation process, since the 18th century onwards. And synchronically, it traces the reshapi…
Punjab
Vulnerable Masculinities? Gender Identity Construction among Young Undocumented Sikh Migrants in Paris
This paper discusses the impact of immigration policies on the ways young undocumented Sikh migrants in Paris negotiate their masculinity. The current criminalization of labor migration from the global South in Europe is disrupting long established patterns of upward mobility through international migration, that entailed remitting money home, getting married and reuniting with one's family in the host country and moving up the socio-professional…
L'immigration sikhe en France. Des plaines du Pendjab à la Seine-Saint-Denis
La population sikhe de France compte -officiellement -1 0 000 personnes (contre 400 000 en Grande-Bretagne), toutes vivant en Île-de-France, surtout dans la banlieue Est. Clandestinité, emplois précaires, grande mobilité géographique et très forte solidarité communautaire caractérisent les premiers immigrants des années quatre-vingt, en majorité des hommes célibataires. Avec la génération des jeunes sikhs nés ou scolarisés en France émerge une qu…
Introduction. Migration and Constructions of the Other
Since Independence in 1947 and the creation of two separate nation-states, the Indian Subcontinent has regularly witnessed ethnic violence (several wars of varying intensity opposing India to Pakistan in 1948, 1965, 1971, 1999), partitions (1947 and 1971), bloody riots, in which different communities have been confronting each other along various lines: religious (Hindus vs Sikhs, Hindus vs Muslims), ethnic (Punjabis vs Bengalis, Sindhis vs Muhaj…
L'immigration sikhe en France. Des plaines du Pendjab à la Seine-Saint-Denis
La population sikhe de France compte -officiellement -1 0 000 personnes (contre 400 000 en Grande-Bretagne), toutes vivant en Île-de-France, surtout dans la banlieue Est. Clandestinité, emplois précaires, grande mobilité géographique et très forte solidarité communautaire caractérisent les premiers immigrants des années quatre-vingt, en majorité des hommes célibataires. Avec la génération des jeunes sikhs nés ou scolarisés en France émerge une qu…
Frères ennemis? Relations between Panjabi Sikhs and Muslims in the Diaspora
This paper focuses on Sikh representations of the Muslims and the relationships between those two groups sharing a common regional identity, both in the Sub-continent and in the diaspora. It does so diachronically, arguing that historical constructions of the Muslim as the Other (often, but not always, as the enemy) have been instrumental in Sikh identity formation process, since the 18th century onwards. And synchronically, it traces the reshapi…
Identités et politique
L’auteure étudie l’importation des conflits en diaspora à partir du cas des communautés du sous-continent indien en Grande-Bretagne. Plusieurs variables influent sur les relations intercommunautaires dans ce contexte migratoire, notamment la politique britannique d’intégration des populations immigrées. En particulier, le discours sur la cohésion communautaire ( community cohesion ), dominant depuis 2005, exacerbe les conflits entre communautés, …
Les maux de la clandestinité
Les maux de la clandestinit : retour sur une exprience d'accompagnement socio-sanitaire de migrants pendjabis indiens sans papiers en le-de-france
Sikhs across borders. Transnational practices of European Sikhs, by Knut A. Jacobsen et Kristina Myrvold (dir.)
Vulnerable Masculinities? Gender Identity Construction among Young Undocumented Sikh Migrants in Paris
This paper discusses the impact of immigration policies on the ways young undocumented Sikh migrants in Paris negotiate their masculinity. The current criminalization of labor migration from the global South in Europe is disrupting long established patterns of upward mobility through international migration, that entailed remitting money home, getting married and reuniting with one's family in the host country and moving up the socio-professional…
Punjab
Political science (7 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Art (3 works) · Diaspora (3 works) · Diaspora, migration, transnational identity (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Migration, Refugees, and Integration (3 works)