Curriculum Vitae Martin Lamotte martin.lamotte@ehess.fr 8 rue du rendez-vous, 75012, Paris (011 33 7) 86 88 19 98 I. General Information • Actual Situation Post-doctoral fellow at the Laboratoire d’Anthropologie Sociale (LAS), Collége de France. • Education 2009-2015 2010-2015 2009 2006-2007 • Honors, Prizes and fellowships 2016-2017 2015 2013-2015 2012-2013 2009-2011 2009-2010 • PhD. in Social Anthropology, School for Advanced Studies at the Social Sciences-Paris (École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales) : in co-direction PhD. in Urban Studies at the National Institute for Scientific ResearchCanada (Institut National pour la Recherche Scientifique, Montreal). Masters in Social Anthropology at École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS). Bachelors of Art in History_ Paris I- la Sorbonne (LMD) Bachelors of Art in Political Science_ Paris I- la Sorbonne (LMD) Fellow at the École Normale Supérieure (ENS), labex TransferS “Best Innovative Dissertation of the Year” award, Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS), Canada. Fellow at the School for Hispanic and Iberian Advanced Studies Fellow, Casa de Velazquez (Madrid, Spain). Fulbright fellowship EHESS Fellow, Allocataire doctoral Social Anthropology Program Co-direction Grant Academic Work Experience 2015-2016 Lecturer in Anthropology at the Social Science Department, University of François Rabelais, Tours. ( Attaché temporaire d’enseignement de la recherche). 1 Since 2013 Member of the Canadian Research Team “Popular Neighborhood. Methods and cross-description”. Franco-Canadian project. INRS, Concordia, Paris 7, LAVUE, CRESPA, 2013-2016. Member of the School for Hispanic and Iberian Advanced Studies (École des Hautes Études Hispaniques et Ibériques (EHEHI), Casa de Velazquez (Madrid, Spain). Research Assistant with Professor Mark Schuller on a project in Haiti, PortAu-Prince, “NGO’s and Nation Buildings : I.D.P. Camps and PostEarthquake”, financed by an National Science Foundation (NSF) Grant Translation of a Research rapport (English to French), Assessing the MINUSTAH Comunity Violence Reduction (CVR) Program, MINUSTAHCVR HAITI, Athena Kolbe and Robert Muggah, (67 pages). Adjunct at the Enstiti Travay Sosyal ak Syans Sosyal, Port-Au-Prince. Member of the Research program TransGuerre. Coordinator: R. Bazenguissa, CEAF, financed by an ANR Grant (Agence Nationale de la Recherche). Translator, Urban Anthropology Research (English to French), directed by Stéphane Tonnelat at CNRS LOUEST « L’engagement d’associations de quartiers dans les parcs de la ville globale : Morningside Park, New York », in Le Public des jardins de Paris entre observation et action, Tonnelat Stéphane, Jolé Michèle, Newman Andrew, Rapport de recherche pour la ville de Paris, LOUEST, (40 pages). Adjunct at Paris Ouest Nanterre University. Adjunct at Architecture School Paris Val-de-Seine. Research Assistant with Professor Marie-Hélène Bacqué, Nanterre-LAVUE, on her research published for the book J’étais un Chef de gang (I Was a Gang Leader), La Découverte, 2008, Marie-Hélène Bacqué et Madzou (National High School prize in Social Science, 2009). 2013-2015 2012 2012 2012 2007-2011 2009 2009-2010 2009-2010 2008-2009 • Visiting 2011-2013 2011 Visiting Student at the New School of Social Research, New York, invited by Professor Ann Stoler, Anthropology Department. Visiting Student at Cape Town University (UCT), invited by Professor Jeremy Seeking, Social Sciences Center. 2 II. Publications • Peer-Reviewed Articles - « Rebel Without a pause. Hip Hop and Resistance », International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2014, Volume 38, Issue 2, pp. 686-694. - « Les milices veillent. Mur et frontière », Hermès, 2012, n°63, pp. 101-108. - « Du Non-Profit au For-Profit. Vers un « floutage » de la notion de public », Lien social et politique, 2016, Issue 76. - « The Ñeta law, the Ñeta World : Ethics and Imaginaries in Circulation between the South Bronx, Barcelona, and Guayaquil », Current Sociology, 2016, 1-13. - “La police, le “gang” et le Non Profit. Logiques de pacification dans un ghetto Nord Américain”, L’Homme, in print. - “Les pacifications dans la ville contemporaine. Ethnographies et anthropologie”, with Michel Agier, L’homme, in print. • Edited Volume - “Projet de Pacification” (Eds. with Michel Agier), L’homme, in print. • Contribution to collective books - « Vigilantism Contemporain », In Sociétés en guerres. Ethnographies des mobilisations violentes, Rémy Bazenguissa Ganga et Sami Makki (dir), Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l’Homme, Paris, 2012, pp. 222-238. • Non Peer-Reviewed Articles - Minutemen : les arpenteurs de la frontière, Plein Droit, 2015, n° 107, pp. 36-39. [4] - « An introduction to urban anthropology/ Introduction à une Anthropologie urbaine », éditorial co- écrit avec Maria Anita Palumbo, Journal Of Urban Life, Numéro zéro, pp. 1-3. 2012. 3 III. Teaching experiences • University François-Rabelais, Tours 2015-2016 • « Introduction to Anthropology», Licence 1, 40h, Lecture course « Society and cultures », Licence 1, 54h. « Methods in anthropology », Licence 1, 16h. « Anthropology of technology », Licence 2, 12h. « Anthropology. History of concepts », Licence 1, 40h. « Space et identity », Master DEIS, 5,25h, Lecture course. « Space and society », Licence 3, 3h, Lecture course. « Gangsters, revolutionaries and Hustlers. Ethnography of engagement in a global gang », 3h, Lecture course. Other teaching experiences 2014-2015 2013 2012 2009-2010 2009-2010 « Contemporary Anthropology workshop », co-organizer, Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences, Master et PhD Students, 24 h. « Categories in Social Sciences », interdisciplinary online course, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 4 h. « Introduction to Global Anthropology », Licence 3, Enstiti Travay Sosyal ak Syans Sosyal, Port-Au-Prince, 24 h, Lecture course. « Introduction to Social Science Methodology » (in English), Licence 3 de sciences sociales, Enstiti Travay Sosyal ak Syans Sosyal, Port-Au-Prince, 24 h, Lecture course in English. « Reading in Sociology », Licence 1 de sociologie, Université Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, 48 h. « « Methods in anthropology » Licence 2, School of architecture Paris Val-deSeine, 24 h. IV. Conferences 1. Organization of workshop and conferences - Co-organization with Stefan Le Courrant (LESC) of an international workshop : Territories at the margins, Casa de Velázquez, Madrid, 28-30 mai 2015. - Organization of a panel in the conference Appréhender autrement les quartiers populaires. Méthodes et regards croisés : « De la sociologie à la fiction : projection de Buscando Respecto », INRS, CRESPA, LAVUE, Pantin, 17 janvier 2015. - Organizational committee member of the Rencontres Annuelles d’Ethnographies (Annual Ethnographic meetings) and co- organization of the panel “Ethnographier la ville” (Ethnography of the city), EHESS, Novembre 2014. - Organization of a workshop with Michel Agier Penseur, traducteur et médiateur: Penser la frontière et le monde, EHESS et Maison des Sciences de L’Homme, Juin 2013. 4 - Co-organization, with Marianita Palumbo (EHESS-LAA) of the session « (Un)certain Spaces : Disquiet and the City », in the European Association of Social Anthropologists (EASA), Paris, July 2012. - Co-organization with an interdisciplinary group of PhD students from the University of Austin, UVA (Amsterdam), Northwestern (Chicago) and EHESS (Paris) of a session at the annual Conference held by the Association of American Geographers February 2012, New York. Title of my personal presentation: « A comparative approach : articulation situation and circulation ». - Co-organized session with Nathalie Boucher (INRS) « The practice of emotions, the emotions in practices » at the annual Conference held by the American Anthropological Association (AAA) in Montréal. Title of my personal presentation: « Working with people you don’t like: the difference between empathy and compassion ». 2011 - Co-Organized with the Centre des Études Africaines (CEAF-EHESS) Laboratory of the session « Dans l’épaisseur des frontières » at the conference organized by the Française d’ethnologie et d’anthropologie (AFEA). Title of my own presentation: « La frontière comme outil heuristique. Approche situationnelle et anthropologie de la ville ». 2. Personal Communications - “Urban Border”, Oslo Architecture Triennale, Debate at the Oslo School of Architecture and Design, September 2016. - « From gang bangin’ to gang organizing, The Ñetas and the implementation of “free cop zone” in New York City », International Conference The ideal city between myth and reality, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (IJURR) - RC21-International Association of Sociology, Urbino, August 2015. - « El Pueblo: Circulation of a concept and gang imaginaries of a common world: between the South Bronx, Barcelona, and Guayaquil » », International Conference The ideal city between myth and reality, International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (IJURR) - RC21-International Association of Sociology, Urbino, August 2015. - « Circulation et dispersion : une histoire connectée du gang Los Ñetas », 4th Doctoral Meetings, EHESS-IIAC, Refaires le(s) monde(s) : espaces et temps du contemporain. Paris, December 2013. - « Mémoire de gang de rue : entre nostalgie et angoisse », Association Française de Sociologie (AFS-RT9). Session 3 Mémoires dominantes/Mémoires dominées, Nantes, Septembre 2013. - “How useful is the concept of informality in gangland?” session co-organised by Julie-Anne Boudreau and Filipe de Alba: Reflecting on the heuristic potentiel of informality: A South-North Dialogue. AAG, 2012. - Presented and chaired the round table discussion at the Ville Espace et Société (VESPA) Laboratory Seminar. Title of the presentation : « les relations Nord-Sud et la globalisation du Hip hop ». - « La frontière comme outil heuristique. Approche situationnelle et anthropologie de la ville », Conférence de l’Association Française d’ethnologie et d’anthropologie (AFEA), session « Dans l’épaisseur des frontières », September 2011. - « Rebel Without a Pause. Hip Hop and Resistance », International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (IJURR) and RC21 of the International Association of Sociology, The struggle to belong. Dealing with diversity in 21st century urban settings. Amsterdam, July 2011. 5 - « Cross Bronx Express : Mais où est le South Bronx ? Frontière et construction d’une légende », Workshop du laboratoire Ville Espace et Société (VESPA), Montréal, February 2011. - « Vigilantism et milices », conférence de clôture de l’ANR, Transguerre, Lille, January 2011. - « Le Vigilantism à l’heure de la globalisation. Les milices nord-américaine à la frontière mexicano-américaine », conférence internationale The Political Anthropology of the Global International Conference co-organized by the revue International des Sciences Sociales (UNESCO-RIS) and the University of Chicago, March 2010. - « Les Minute Men occupent la frontière : Les Milices Nord-américaines dans le Vigilantism contemporain », bi-annual Conference of the ANR Program Transguerre. June 2010 - « Du mur au vigilantism. Les milices Nord-Américaines à la frontière mexicanoaméricaine», International Conference organized by the Chair Raoul Dandurant, University of Montréal UQAM, Montréal, April 2009. 3. Media Round table organized by the BPI, Centre George Pomidou « Amexica, le mur frontière ». October 2015. V. Scientific and Administrative Responsibilities May 2015 2014-2015 2011-2015 Member of the admission commission to the Collège Universitaire of Science Po Member of the Scientific Council of Casa de Velázquez, EHEHI, elective function. Secretary et organizers of the Atelier d’Anthropologie Contemporaine, EHESS-LAU. VI. Editorials Activities Since 2013 2011-2012 Co-founder of Journal of Urban Life, Interdisciplinary Revue Project in Urban Anthropology and Arts (http://www.julonline.com/index.php/en/). Co-editor of the monthly column “Multimedia Matter”, Anthropology News. 6