Dittgen, Romain (19..-....)
He holds a PhD in Human Geography from the University of Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne) with a focus on the spatial dimension of the Chinese presence in Sub-Saharan Africa. Before joining SAIIA as a Senior Researcher in September 2014, he has held a post-doctoral fellowship at the African Studies Centre and the International Institute for Asian Studies, both located in Leiden in the Netherlands.
Additionally, he has worked as an assistant lecturer at the Sorbonne and is affiliated to the Geography Research Institute UMR 8586 Prodig in Paris. His focus is on settlement patterns/dynamics of Chinese and other emerging countries’ economic agents in Sub-Saharan Africa, looking in particular at how interactions are influenced and remodelled by local contexts.
- Anthropologie de l'éducation
- Anthropologie économique
- Géographie culturelle
- Sociologie rurale
- Sociologie urbaine
- Sociologie et anthropologie
- Mouvements de population. Migrations
- Culture et normes de comportement - Anthropologie sociale et culturelle
- Comportements économiques
- Histoire du monde. Civilisation
- Géographie et voyages
- Sociologie rurale (agriculture
- campagne
- communautés rurales
- paysannerie
Vidéos
Ouvrage : La Chine en Afrique du Sud / China in South Africa
Ulfrieda HO (Journalist) Author of “Papers sons and Daughters; Growing up Chinese in South Africa” (Paperback Ed. 2012) / Yoon JUNG PARK (Convenor, China in Africa-Africa in China Network)
Ouverture scientifique du colloque EsCA
Espaces de la culture chinoise en Afrique : diffusion, agencements, interactions Etudes du Soft power chinois en Afrique et des espaces socio-culturels ouverts par des communautés chinoises et
Chinese Spaces and Cultural Makers in African Cities
Espaces de la culture chinoise en Afrique : diffusion, agencements, interactions Etudes du Soft power chinois en Afrique et des espaces socio-culturels ouverts par des communautés chinoises et