2020
DOI: 10.3917/soco.117.0099
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La valeur professionnelle de l'identité

Abstract: En s'appuyant sur une enquête comparative auprès de managers de la diversité en entreprise dans les régions de New York et de Paris, cet article explore les logiques de réalisme identitaire au sein d'emplois qualifiés. Inspirée du concept de « racial realism » (Skrentny, 2013), cette notion désigne le fait de considérer l'identité sexuée et racialisée comme une compétence professionnelle. Aux États-Unis comme en France, les corps sexués et racialisés des managers de la diversité signalent la saillance de la ra… Show more

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“…For instance, Laure Bereni and Camille Noûs's investigation of diversity managers in the private sector reveals the tendency to hire Whites to run diversity programs so as to perform nonracism and deny the racial dimension of their diversity deficit. 68 Frenchness is often conflated with Whiteness. As Sarah Mazouz showed in her book La République et ses autres, the other is always the odd one, the distinctive one, when Whites continue to be the reference, the immutable, the norm that does not need to interrogate its own oddness and distinctiveness.…”
Section: Republican Universalism As Whitenessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, Laure Bereni and Camille Noûs's investigation of diversity managers in the private sector reveals the tendency to hire Whites to run diversity programs so as to perform nonracism and deny the racial dimension of their diversity deficit. 68 Frenchness is often conflated with Whiteness. As Sarah Mazouz showed in her book La République et ses autres, the other is always the odd one, the distinctive one, when Whites continue to be the reference, the immutable, the norm that does not need to interrogate its own oddness and distinctiveness.…”
Section: Republican Universalism As Whitenessmentioning
confidence: 99%