Le paradoxe des politiques d’intégration par le sport. Une enquête ethnographique comparative dans deux communes bruxelloises

Sport occupies a central place in the integration policies put in place by the districts’ public authorities due to the socializing virtues attributed to it. But the effectiveness of those policies is substantially conditioned by the ideology and ends pursued by the decision makers and local actors...

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Main Author: Olivier Schmitz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Université Catholique de Louvain 2012-06-01
Series:Recherches Sociologiques et Anthropologiques
Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/rsa/849
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spelling doaj-dd316a334f47409cac5dd9acb3f0bd0e2020-11-25T02:07:49ZengUniversité Catholique de LouvainRecherches Sociologiques et Anthropologiques1782-15922033-74852012-06-0143113915710.4000/rsa.849Le paradoxe des politiques d’intégration par le sport. Une enquête ethnographique comparative dans deux communes bruxelloisesOlivier SchmitzSport occupies a central place in the integration policies put in place by the districts’ public authorities due to the socializing virtues attributed to it. But the effectiveness of those policies is substantially conditioned by the ideology and ends pursued by the decision makers and local actors who, according to the political contexts, mainly model the activities offered to suit the dominated social categories. Based on comparative research carried out using an ethnographical procedure, and having as its object a comparison of the sport policies in two districts of the Brussels area whose populations contrast strongly according to current socio-economic criteria, this article shows how sporting activities seeking to foster “socialisation” and “integration” produce contrary effects and reinforce the processes differentiating and distancing the populations most lacking in cultural capital.http://journals.openedition.org/rsa/849
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title Le paradoxe des politiques d’intégration par le sport. Une enquête ethnographique comparative dans deux communes bruxelloises
title_short Le paradoxe des politiques d’intégration par le sport. Une enquête ethnographique comparative dans deux communes bruxelloises
title_full Le paradoxe des politiques d’intégration par le sport. Une enquête ethnographique comparative dans deux communes bruxelloises
title_fullStr Le paradoxe des politiques d’intégration par le sport. Une enquête ethnographique comparative dans deux communes bruxelloises
title_full_unstemmed Le paradoxe des politiques d’intégration par le sport. Une enquête ethnographique comparative dans deux communes bruxelloises
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publisher Université Catholique de Louvain
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2033-7485
publishDate 2012-06-01
description Sport occupies a central place in the integration policies put in place by the districts’ public authorities due to the socializing virtues attributed to it. But the effectiveness of those policies is substantially conditioned by the ideology and ends pursued by the decision makers and local actors who, according to the political contexts, mainly model the activities offered to suit the dominated social categories. Based on comparative research carried out using an ethnographical procedure, and having as its object a comparison of the sport policies in two districts of the Brussels area whose populations contrast strongly according to current socio-economic criteria, this article shows how sporting activities seeking to foster “socialisation” and “integration” produce contrary effects and reinforce the processes differentiating and distancing the populations most lacking in cultural capital.
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