Abdolmohammad Kazemipur

Abdolmohammad Kazemipur est professeur de sociologie et titulaire de la chaire d'études ethniques à l'Université de Calgary (Alberta, Canada) et ancien président de la Société canadienne de sociologie. Il a obtenu une licence et une maîtrise en sociologie à l'Université de Téhéran (Iran) et un doctorat à l'Université du Manitoba (Canada). Abdolmohammad Kazemipur est l'auteur de dix livres et de nombreux articles de journaux et chapitres de livres sur ses deux principaux domaines de recherche - les tendances socioculturelles en Iran et les expériences socio-économiques des immigrants au Canada - en anglais et en farsi.

Le projet

Titre : History, Geography, and Soft/Hard Secularism: On the Integration of Muslims in Europe and North America

Mots-clés : Socio-economic integration of immigrants in western countries, secularity in the west, religious developments in the Muslim world and the Middle-East, social trends in Iran

Institution d'accueil : Sciences Po

Sélection de publications

Kazemipur, A. & M. Goodarzi (2023), What Went Wrong? The Story of the Decline of Community in Iran. Tehran: Nashre Agar. (in Persian)

Kazemipur, A. (2022), Sacred as Secular: Secularization under Theocracy in Iran. McGill-Queen’s University Press.

Kazemipur, A. (2014). The Muslim Question in Canada: A Story of Segmented Integration. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press [recipient of the 2015 John Porter Award by Canadian Sociological Association]

Kazemipur, A. (2009), Social Capital and Diversity: Some Lessons from Canada, Bern: Peter Lang AG: International Academic Publisher.

Kazemipur, A. (2008). The Generation X: A Sociological Account of the Iranian Youth, Tehran: Nashre-Nay Publisher. (in Persian)

Kazemipur, A. (2020), “Between Populism and Political Correctness: Islamophobia in Canada”, Proceedings of the S.D. Clark Symposium on Racism, Islamophobia, Antisemitism, and the Future of Canadian Society. University of Toronto.

Evra, R. & A. Kazemipur (2019), “The role of social capital and ethnocultural characteristics in the employment income of immigrants over time”, Statistics Canada’s Insights on Canadian Society. June 19.

Kazemipur, A. (2018), “Religion in Canadian Ethnic Landscape: The Muslim Factor”, in Wong & Guo (Eds), Immigration, Racial and Ethnic Studies in 150 Years of Canada: Retrospect and Prospects. Sense Publishers, Pp.261-280.