Fitting in at the Top? Stigma and the Negotiation of Belonging Among the New Immigrant Elite in France

Keyphrases

• France 100%
• Fitting in 100%
• National Belonging 100%
• New Immigrants 100%
• Stigmatization 66%
• Muslims 66%
• Subjective Experience 66%
• Imagined Communities 66%
• Socioeconomic Attainment 66%
• Immigrant-origin 66%
• Western Europe 33%
• Depth Interviews 33%
• Daily Life 33%
• Sub-Saharan Africa 33%
• Religious Difference 33%
• Analytical Framework 33%
• Per Se 33%
• Self-identification 33%
• Destination Country 33%
• Immigrants 33%
• Outsider 33%
• Everyday Life 33%
• Racism 33%
• Social Mobility 33%
• High Status 33%
• Cultural Repertoires 33%
• African Ancestry 33%
• Individual Experience 33%
• Elitism 33%
• French Nation 33%
• Assimilation Theory 33%
• Perceived Acceptance 33%
• Upper-middle Class 33%
• Anti-Muslim Sentiments 33%
• Racial Stigma 33%
• French Society 33%
• Classroom Culture 33%

Arts and Humanities

• France 100%
• Stigma 100%
• National belonging 75%
• Subjective Experience 50%
• Imagined Community 50%
• Stigmatization 50%
• Repertoire 25%
• In-depth interviews 25%
• Outsider 25%
• Western Europe 25%
• French Nation 25%
• Elitism 25%
• high status 25%
• Daily Life 25%
• Anti-Muslim prejudice 25%
• French society 25%

Social Sciences

• France 100%
• Immigrant 100%
• French 60%
• Stigmatization 40%
• Everyday Life 40%
• Imagined Community 40%
• In-Depth Interview 20%
• Social Mobility 20%
• Middle Class 20%
• Western Europe 20%