Julien Larregue
@julienlarregue.bsky.social
Assistant Prof of Sociology, Université Laval
Fellow of the Berlin University Alliance
Author of Hereditary, Stanford UP (2024)
https://www.sup.org/books/sociology/hereditary
Fellow of the Berlin University Alliance
Author of Hereditary, Stanford UP (2024)
https://www.sup.org/books/sociology/hereditary
Thank you Philip! The concept of heritability is seriously misinterpreted in many social science papers
November 22, 2025 at 2:07 PM
Thank you Philip! The concept of heritability is seriously misinterpreted in many social science papers
Some elements here: sociologicalscience.com/articles-v10.... Currently working on a book in French, hopefully it will be translated at some point.
Eurythmics or Xenakis? Cultural Tastes (Are Not Made of Genes): Comment on Jæger and Møllegaard, "Where Do Cultural Tastes Come From? Genes, Environments, or Experiences"
Article: Eurythmics or Xenakis? Cultural Tastes (Are Not Made of Genes): Comment on Jæger and Møllegaard,
sociologicalscience.com
November 22, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Some elements here: sociologicalscience.com/articles-v10.... Currently working on a book in French, hopefully it will be translated at some point.
Reposted by Julien Larregue
Titulaire de la chaire « Migrations et sociétés » au Collège de France, François Héran rend publique la lettre qu’il a adressée à son administrateur, Thomas Römer, à propos de l’annulation du colloque sur la Palestine de son collègue Henry Laurens.
Palestine au Collège de France : la protestation de François Héran
Titulaire de la chaire « Migrations et sociétés » au Collège de France, François Héran rend publique la lettre qu’il a adressée à son administrateur, Thomas Römer, à propos de l’annulation du colloqu…
blogs.mediapart.fr
November 10, 2025 at 10:04 AM
Titulaire de la chaire « Migrations et sociétés » au Collège de France, François Héran rend publique la lettre qu’il a adressée à son administrateur, Thomas Römer, à propos de l’annulation du colloque sur la Palestine de son collègue Henry Laurens.
Reposted by Julien Larregue
There is a strong correlation between this index -- fertility, education, women's employment, and income -- and MAGA. The correlation is .72 with Trump 2024 vote share. If you can give a substantive name to this index, this will help describe where the US is today.
September 28, 2025 at 5:27 PM
There is a strong correlation between this index -- fertility, education, women's employment, and income -- and MAGA. The correlation is .72 with Trump 2024 vote share. If you can give a substantive name to this index, this will help describe where the US is today.
It's rare to have access to this kind of data, so it's indeed great to be able to document these dynamics! I'm glad it's helpful too :)
August 15, 2025 at 6:07 PM
It's rare to have access to this kind of data, so it's indeed great to be able to document these dynamics! I'm glad it's helpful too :)