Anne-Sophie Crosetti

Anne-Sophie Crosetti is a postdoctoral researcher at the Université libre de Bruxelles, funded by the FNRS. Her work focuses on the sociohistorical dynamics of pro-life movements in Belgium, France, and Ireland, and the intersection of gender, sexuality, and religion in Catholic institutions.

• Education: École Normale Supérieure de Paris (Social Sciences), Université Paris VIII (Political Sciences), and research graduate studies at Cambridge University

Her research analyzes Belgian pillarization and depillarization, particularly how Catholic groups managed family planning, abortion, and contraception during the sexual revolution. She contributes to debates on anti-gender movements, reproductive ethics, and institutional assimilation through interdisciplinary projects like Sex&Pil. Key publications explore topics such as Catholic governmentality, client-centered therapy in marital counseling, and non-motherhood in modern societies.