Gabrielle Escaich
Gabrielle is a doctoral candidate in sociology.
She graduated from the Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris, and obtained a master’s degree in quantitative sociology.
As part of the Lubartworld project and her PhD, she is working on the social mobility trajectories of children of Lubartowians who emigrated from Poland.
In parallel to her PhD, she is a visiting scholar at the Institute of French Studies at New York University.
Curriculum
2021-2024: Visiting scholar, Institute of French Studies, New York University
2021-2024: PhD candidate in Social Sciences, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences sociales
2020-2021: Research Master 2 in Social sciences, “Quantifying in Social sciences”, École Normale Supérieure & École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales
2020: Agrégation in Social & Economic sciences
2019-2020: Master 2 FESUP – “Training to teach in higher education” in Social sciences, École Normale Supérieure Paris-Saclay & École Normale Supérieure Ulm
2018-2019: Research Master 1 in Social sciences, “Practice of interdisciplinarity in Social sciences”, École Normale Supérieure & École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales
2017-2018: Bachelor’s degree in Social sciences, Université Paris-Dauphine
2017-2021: École Normale Supérieure, academic major Social sciences, academic minors Economics and Public policies
2015-2017: Preparatory classes “Humanities and social sciences”, lycée Janson-de-Sailly (Paris)
See full resume for further details
News
File release in the journal Annales de démographie historique
Published during the debates on the 2023 immigration bill, this dossier led by the Lubartworld team on trajectories of persecution is finally available on Cairn.
Lubartworld publications
Click here for a list of project publications.
Release in Journal of Migration History
Claire Zalc, Anton, Perdoncin and Gabrielle Escaich have written an article that’s a must-read!
SSHA 2023 Conference
Gabrielle Escaich speaks at the Washington conference on November 18
Lessons & Legacies Europe 2023
Claire Zalc and Franek Zakrzewski speak at the Lessons & Legacies Europe 2023 conference, held in Prague from November 6 to 10.
Publications
2022: “At the source of networks: identifying ties between individuals from a population register“, ERC Lubartworld [online], 2022.
2021: “À la source des réseaux : repérer les liens entre individus à partir d’un registre“, ERC Lubartworld [online], 2021.
2021: Book review: Gabrielle Escaich, « Gilles Laferté, L’Embourgeoisement : une enquête chez les céréaliers (Raisons d’agir, 2018) », Sociologie, vol. 12, 2021/2, pp. 213-216.
2020: Book review: Gabrielle Escaich, « Fabienne Maillard, Gilles Moreau (dir.), Le bac pro. Un baccalauréat comme les autres ? », Lectures [online], 2020.
Teachings
2022-23
- Sociology of Education in France, M.A. in French Studies, Institute of French Studies (New York University)
- Workshop “Social sciences and actuality”, M.A. in French Studies, Institute of French Studies (New York University)
2021-22
- Introduction to R software, M.A. in French Studies, Institute of French Studies (New York University)
- Workshop “Social sciences and actuality”, M.A. in French Studies, Institute of French Studies (New York University)