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Delphine CHEDALEUX, Lecturer in Information and Communication Sciences,  University of Technology of Compiègne, France

Delphine Chedaleux is a lecturer at the University of Technology of Compiègne and the Costec laboratory. Her works focus on popular feminine cultures in the digital age from the point of view of gender and class. Her recent publications include: "Cultures féminines et féminismes", La vie des idées, 2020 (https://laviedesidees.fr/Cultures-feminines-et-feminisme.html) ; "Construire un regard sur la réception de Cinquante Nuances de Grey : les émotions de classe d'une ethnographie en ligne", Poli, 2018 (https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-02982723)

Christine DETREZ, Professor of sociology, ENS de Lyon, France

Christine Détrez is a Professor of sociology at the ENS de Lyon, and Director of the Max Weber Center (UMR 5283). Her Research focuses on gender sociology and culture sociology. Her latest book was published in 2020  by Éditions La découverte and is entitled : Nos mères. Huguette, Christiane et tant d'autres, une histoire de l'émancipation féminine. (Our mothers. Huguette, Christiane and so many others, a history of women emancipation.)
    

Kevin DITER, Postdoctoral fellow, Department of studies, forecasting and statistics/French Ministry of Culture, France

Kevin Diter is a postdoctoral fellow in sociology at the Department of studies, forecasting and statistics (DEPS, French Ministry of Culture) and is a research associate at Arènes (Sciences Po. Rennes, CNRS, EHESP). His work lies at the intersection of the sociology of socialization, childhood and feelings. His latest research focuses on the different sorts of cultural and emotional education (in France) and their consequences in terms of children dispositions within the framework of the PANELS project (Ministry of Culture-INED).

Marine LAMBOLEZ, PhD student, ENS de Lyon, Max Weber Center, France

Marine Lambolez is a young Researcher in sociology whose work focuses on teenage cultural habits following her Master's degree in social studies at the ENS de Lyon. Her works are availbale here.

Sylvie OCTOBRE, Researcher, Department of studies, forecasting and statistics/French Ministry of Culture & Associate Fellow, Max Weber Center, France

Sylvie Octobre is a researcher at the Department of studies, forecasting and statistics at the French Ministry of Culture, and an associate fellow at the Max Weber Center. Her work focuses on the relationship of children and youth to culture from the point of view of inequalities, gender and globalization. Her recent publications include: Youth-Technocultures (Brill, 2021), Sexe et Genre des mondes culturels (with Frédérique Patureau, 2020).