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Center national de la recherche scientifique - Centre d'études de l'Inde et de l'Asie du Sud (CEIAS), Paris - jules.naudet@ehess.fr
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Indian democracy and the challenge of Hindu nationalism
- By Aminah Mohammad-Arif
- and Jules Naudet
In L'Homme (2020/3 No 236)
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Social Mobility and Explanations for Social Success in France, in the United States, and in India
- By Jules Naudet
In Sociologie (2012/1 Vol. 3)
From the stigmatization of social rise to its valorization
The reshaping of ideological understandings of ambition and success
- By Jules Naudet
In Mil neuf cent (2019/1 No 37)
Working Class Origin as a Resource within Elites in France, the United States and India
- By Jules Naudet
In Critique internationale (2014/3 No 64)
“So far and yet so close”
Upward Mobility, Social Distance, and Ties to the Group of Origin in the United States, India, and France
- By Jules Naudet
In Sociétés contemporaines (2012/4 No 88)
The many paths of development in Asia
- By Michel-Pierre Chélini,
- Bernard Delmas,
- Gilles Guiheux,
- et al.
In Entreprises et histoire (2018/1 No 90)
Heirs, corporate aristocrats and ‘meritocrats’: the social space of Indian top Indian employers
- By Jules Naudet,
- Adrien Allorant
- and Mathieu Ferry
In Entreprises et histoire (2018/1 No 90)
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Indian democracy and the challenge of Hindu nationalism
- By Aminah Mohammad-Arif
- and Jules Naudet
In L'Homme (2020/3 No 236)
From the stigmatization of social rise to its valorization
The reshaping of ideological understandings of ambition and success
In Mil neuf cent (2019/1 No 37)
Heirs, corporate aristocrats and ‘meritocrats’: the social space of Indian top Indian employers
- By Jules Naudet,
- Adrien Allorant
- and Mathieu Ferry
In Entreprises et histoire (2018/1 No 90)
The many paths of development in Asia
- By Michel-Pierre Chélini,
- Bernard Delmas,
- Gilles Guiheux,
- et al.
In Entreprises et histoire (2018/1 No 90)
Working Class Origin as a Resource within Elites in France, the United States and India
In Critique internationale (2014/3 No 64)
“So far and yet so close”
Upward Mobility, Social Distance, and Ties to the Group of Origin in the United States, India, and France
In Sociétés contemporaines (2012/4 No 88)