[Bio c. 2014]
Florence Weber: Professor of Social Anthropology and Sociology at the Ecole normale supérieure, Paris (Centre Maurice Halbwachs), she published a dozen of books and more than 100 scientific articles, mostly on ethnography, the history of social sciences, kin theory, household and informal economy, Alzheimer’s care-work. Since 2011, she directs a project on mental health, social disqualification and disability in France, devoted to psychiatric patients’ biographies: their everyday life outside of the hospital, their social and civic rights, their relations with healthcare-workers, other paid care-workers and informal caregivers.
Research: Florence Weber, social anthropologist (Ecole normale supérieure Paris, Centre Maurice Halbwachs), with Solène Billaud, Pauline Blum, Julien Bourdais, Baptiste Brossard, Gaëlle Giordano, Hervé Heinry, Julie Minoc, Samuel Neuberg, William Vega, Jingyue Xing
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