Christine SALOMON
Christine Salomon is an anthropologist. She has conducted extensive field research in New Caledonia since 1989. Her initial research and publications dealt with Kanak perception and interpretation of illness as well as their methods for healing. Further on, she has investigated Kanak women’s knowledge in health, representation and risk prevention of AIDS , their exposure and response to domestic violence and changing gender relations. In her latest publication, she has focused on the history of Kanak feminism (2017) and on a political and judicial controversy between women’s associations and the upholders of judicial pluralism in New Caledonia who wanted to send to courts headed by customary judges, for compensation, victims who fall within the juridiction of Kanak civil law status (in press) .
Christine Salomon has also conducted several shorter studies of gender related projects in France and Africa. Case studies conducted in France and Senegal focus on “intimate transactions” between white (European) women and younger and poorer black (African) men. Their relations were analyzed as a historicized configuration of domination in which age overlaps with gender-based norms and North-South domination.
Her present field of studies deals with contemporary transformations of sexual social relationships in New Caledonia and how various social inequalities intersect with gender.
In her research, she aims to bring within the same critical framework different hierarchical orders encompassing diverse forms of resistance, be it deviations from the accepted norms, individual subversions or collective protests.
Christine Salomon has also conducted several shorter studies of gender related projects in France and Africa. Case studies conducted in France and Senegal focus on “intimate transactions” between white (European) women and younger and poorer black (African) men. Their relations were analyzed as a historicized configuration of domination in which age overlaps with gender-based norms and North-South domination.
Her present field of studies deals with contemporary transformations of sexual social relationships in New Caledonia and how various social inequalities intersect with gender.
In her research, she aims to bring within the same critical framework different hierarchical orders encompassing diverse forms of resistance, be it deviations from the accepted norms, individual subversions or collective protests.
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Genre et sexualité / Gender and Sexuality by Christine SALOMON
Papers by Christine SALOMON
Ethnies, vol. XXI, n° 37-38, 2015, Prix : 25 €
ISSN 0295-9151
ISBN 2-912114-10-1
Responsables éditoriaux de ce numéro : Christine Demmer & Christine Salomon
Ethnies est publiée par Peuples autochtones et développement en association avec Survival
Directeur de la publication : Jean-Patrick Razon Secrétaire de rédaction : Jean-Pierre Castelain
Correction : Marie-Françoise Biliquey
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Illustration de couverture : « Danse devant la grande case », carte à gratter de Micheline Neporon (collection particulière).
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SOMMAIRE
Avant-propos 4
Wëibë nî ! Wëibë nî ! Wëibë nî ! 8 Déwé Gorodé
Vers l’émancipation 18 Alban Bensa
L’indépendance au présent 30 Paul Néaoutyine
Des accords de Matignon à l’accord d’Ouvéa 46 Louis-José Barbançon
L’ordre et la morale 60 Michel Naepels
Les événements d’Ouvéa : parler ou se taire ? 66 Mélissa Nayral
L’école populaire kanak trente ans après 80 Marie-Adèle Jorédié
Les transformations de la question métisse 100 Adrian Muckle & Benoît Trépied
Inégalités ethniques sur le marché de l’emploi 122 Samuel Gorohuna
Inégalités sociales et incarcération 132 Nidoïsh Naisseline
De la diversité des enjeux du nickel 134 Christine Demmer
L’emploi des femmes kanak à Vavouto 158 Christine Salomon
La constitution de l’identité VPK 186 Sonia Grochain
L’autochtonie kanak au miroir québécois 194 Marie Salaün
Des femmes à la mairie 206 Mélissa Nayral
La troupe du Wetr 222 Nathalie Cartacheff
Le Kanéka 232 François Bensignor
Les images de Kanaky mobilisées sur Facebook 240 Léonie Marin
« Nous ne sommes pas des délinquants » 254 Tate LeFevre
Kanaky junior 268 Paul Wamo