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Here is the site of the Thematic Group "Sociology of elites" of the French Association of sociology.

This thematic network established in January 2009 brings together social scientists and more broadly in the humanities and social workers who work on prevailing social economic, political or intellectual field.

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Presentation

is based on the observation that several of our research was focused on the actors common but we do know that under one aspect of their social activity What did this project a working group on the sociology of elites. "

The new GT mean particularly federate several research groups currently working on various forms of economic elites, administrative policies outside of AFS and a scattered manner.

We would be more precisely this new thematic network a place for discussion about methods of inquiry prosopographical (pooling of existing databases, construction of common questionnaires allow comparisons between different forms of elite ...) and more broadly of Survey Methods "dominant".

This new RT will also be an opportunity for us to identify more systematically and to engage them in the work space for scientific discussions sometimes separated (sociology of the state, economic sociology, sociology of "entresois" residential , Sociology of the bourgeoisie, anthropology of patrimonial transmission ...) and query a division of scientific work that leads us sometimes to cut the social reality in many distinct areas that we are not always able to relocate their consistency in the actual forms of organization of social groups and actors that we study (more or less integrated, more or less "multi-positioned"). This could by RT shortly become as the place from which to launch projects or conference publications on this topic.
Keywords: high schools, middle class, aristocracy, business, senior public servants, entresois residential

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The second sister of the little brother of my third son.

Those who have attended our conferences may remember that in Thailand there is always the big brother / big sister or little brother / little sister. A few months ago, I had also mentioned the name cousins and brothers- .

Well Chinese is even more complicated!

When John's mother speaks to him, she uses different names depending on whom it is addressed. When she speaks of him with his older brother, she said "Aliang" (his Chinese name). But when she speaks of him with his little brother, she called "second elder brother" (he is the third sibling, but the 2nd boy). By cons, when she addresses him directly, she calls him "my son" or "my second son." Same when she speaks of him outside the family. The elder is called "first brother" but "big brother" and the youngest is the "small". Obviously, it's the same for girls.

It's enough to get tangled brushes! And I do not even mention the names of uncles and aunts, it's ilk! Each aunt has a different name according to his rank in siblings.

This approach is being lost to China's one child policy requires, but is still alive in Taiwan. When I asked my teacher, she told me it was practical, we do not need to know the name of the people. Instead, I find it complicated! It's easier to remember first names only of the order of siblings!