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Sonia Planson is a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Sociology and International and Public Affairs at Brown University. She holds a dual PhD in Sociology from Northwestern University and Sciences Po Paris (2023). Her research focuses on the intersections of culture, race, immigration, citizenship, and education. She explores topics such as racialized assimilationism, cultural transmission in immigrant families, and legal/cultural citizenship practices, with comparative studies in Chicago and Paris.
Her recent work examines how race and cultural capital influence school achievement in race-blind contexts like France. She has published in Sociology of Education and Poetics, with an upcoming paper on gendered and racialized cultural capital. Her dissertation, Racialized Assimilationism and the Dilemmas of Cultural Transmission, delves into immigrant families' navigation of cultural assimilation pressures. Prior research included French citizenship law and naturalization practices among older immigrants.
