Lucas G. Drouhot

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity

Biography

I am a sociologist and currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity. My research interests are in the study of international migration, social networks, and social stratification.

I am primarily focused on understanding the processes and mechanisms shaping the incorporation trajectories of immigrants and their children in Western societies. My dissertation-related research concentrates on the incorporation of Muslim immigrants and their children in France, while other projects explore analogous issues across Western Europe and the United States. I have a secondary research agenda in the study of culture, community, and urban sociology. In my work, I use a combination of statistical modeling and ethnographic fieldwork.

Interests

International Migration
Social Networks
Social Stratification

Education

Ph.D. in Sociology, 2018
Cornell University
B.A. in Sociology and Anthropology, 2012
McGill University
Licence de Science Politique, 2009
University of Lyon

Published work

Lucas G. Drouhot (2020). Income Segregation and the Incomplete Integration of Islam in the Paris Metropolitan Area. Socius: Sociological Research For A Dynamic World.

PDF Dataset

Lucas G. Drouhot, Victor Nee (2019). Assimilation and the Second Generation in Europe and America: Blending and Segregating Social Dynamics Between Immigrants and Natives. Annual Review of Sociology.

Preprint PDF

Lucas G. Drouhot (2017). Reconsidering “community liberated”: How class and the national context shape personal support networks. Social Networks.

Preprint PDF

Work in progress

Drouhot, Lucas. “Cracks in the Melting Pot? Religiosity & Assimilation Among the Diverse Muslim Population in France”

Aristide Zolbert Student Scholar Award for best paper in the study of international migration by a graduate student. American Sociological Association.
Sidney Tarrow Prize for best student paper on European politics. Institute for European Studies, Cornell University.
Robin M. Williams, Jr. Award for best student paper. Department of Sociology, Cornell University.

Drouhot, Lucas. “Race, Religion and Belonging Among the New Immigrant Elite in France”

Nee, Victor and Lucas Drouhot. “Immigration, Institutions and Opportunity in the Knowledge Economy”

Bucca, Mauricio and Lucas Drouhot. “Intergenerational Social Mobility Among the Second Generation in Western Europe”

Drouhot, Lucas. “Who is Muslim in France? A Typology of Religious Cultures”

Drouhot, Lucas and Filiz Garip. “What’s Behind a Racial Category? Uncovering Heterogeneity Among Asian Americans Through A Data-Driven Typology”

Drouhot, Lucas, Mario Molina and Filiz Garip. “Immigration, Cultural Diversity and Relational Integration in European Secondary Schools”

Czymara, Christian, Stephan Dochow, Lucas Drouhot, Müge Simsek and Christoph Spörlein. “Acceptance of Hate? Ethnic insulting on YouTube in the Aftermath of Terror Attacks in France, Germany and the United Kingdom”

Datasets

MAPISLAM: A Spatial Dataset of Muslim Institutions in Urban France

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