Didier Fassin is affiliated with the Institute for Advanced Study in the United States. Their research primarily falls within the Social Sciences, with 17 publications in this field. More specifically, their work spans several subfields including Sociology and Political Science, Political Science and International Relations, General Health Professions, Clinical Psychology, and Philosophy.
Their main topics of research cover a range of social and political issues such as multiculturalism, politics, migration, and gender. Additional areas of focus include French urban and social studies, education, sociology, and vocational training, as well as specific regional conflicts like those in the Middle East and Rwanda. The study of rhetoric and communication, along with subjects related to migration, health, and trauma, also figure prominently in their work.
Fassin has authored several recent papers, including:
This research has appeared in various academic venues such as Global Discourse, Journal of Genocide Research, The Lancet, DOAJ, and Recherches Internationales. Their work has been cited in multiple contexts related to social and political sciences.
Fassin has also contributed to book publications through Collège de France eBooks, with titles including "On the Inequality of Lives" (2023) and "Vies invisibles, morts indicibles" (2022).
Collaboration is a significant aspect of their scholarship, as shown by frequent co-authors:
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Didier Fassin;Richard Rechtman;Rachel Gomme
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Didier Fassin;Éric Fassin;Stéphane Beaud
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Didier Fassin;Richard Rechtman
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Didier Fassin;Estelle D'halluin
Didier Fassin;Mariella Pandolfi
Didier Fassin;Dominique Memmi
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Didier Fassin;Helen Schneider
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Éric Fassin;Didier Fassin
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