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Professor of Anthropology, Université Montpellier Paul Valéry, UMR SENS (DUA) and UMR Passages; chantal.crenn@univ-montp3.fr
Latest publication
Editorial: New ethnic issues
- By Anne Raulin,
- Chantal Crenn,
- Translated by Alexandra Poméon O’Neill,
- Katherine Booth
In Revue européenne des migrations internationales (2021/3 Vol. 37)
Most viewed articles
Anthropology of wine: A unique object, between subjectivation and circulation
In Ethnologie française (2021/3 Vol. 51)
The four ages of fast food in Dakar, Senegal
- By Chantal Crenn,
- Jean-Pierre Hassoun,
- Translated from the French by John Angell
In Ethnologie française (2014/1 Vol. 44)
What Muslims Are Telling Us about the Gironde Countryside
In Ethnologie française (2017/4 Vol. 47)
Chinese investors' itineraries in the vineyards of Bordeaux, or the reversal of the figure of the “foreigner”
In Ethnologie française (2021/3 Vol. 51)
Editorial: New ethnic issues
- By Anne Raulin,
- Chantal Crenn,
- Translated by Alexandra Poméon O’Neill,
- et al.
In Revue européenne des migrations internationales (2021/3 Vol. 37)
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Articles
Editorial: New ethnic issues
- By Anne Raulin,
- Chantal Crenn,
- Translated by Alexandra Poméon O’Neill,
- et al.
In Revue européenne des migrations internationales (2021/3 Vol. 37)
Introduction
Anthropology of wine: A unique object, between subjectivation and circulation
In Ethnologie française (2021/3 Vol. 51)
Chinese investors' itineraries in the vineyards of Bordeaux, or the reversal of the figure of the “foreigner”
In Ethnologie française (2021/3 Vol. 51)
Senegalese pensioners in-between Bordeaux and Dakar: “Ageing well” while staying cosmopolitan and mobile
In Gérontologie et société (2019/1 vol. 41 / No 158)
What Muslims Are Telling Us about the Gironde Countryside
In Ethnologie française (2017/4 Vol. 47)
Dakar’s Entrepreneurs of “Wellbeing”: Between Coexistence and Survival
- By Chantal Crenn
- and Abdou Ka
In Mondes en développement (2015/3 No 171)
The four ages of fast food in Dakar, Senegal
- By Chantal Crenn,
- Jean-Pierre Hassoun,
- Translated from the French by John Angell
In Ethnologie française (2014/1 Vol. 44)
