Guillaume Marche

Guillaume Marche
Guillaume Marche
My research deals with contemporary social movements, mainly the LGBTQ movement, sexual identities, subjectivity, and the interplay between the cultural and political dimensions of collective mobilization. My recent research also addresses infrapolitical forms of intervention in public spaces in San Francisco – e.g. graffiti, murals, urban greening, LGBTQ theatricality, public nudity – and the use of biographies and memoirs of militancy in social movement sociology. •Professor•Université Paris-Est Créteil
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My research deals with contemporary social movements, mainly the LGBTQ movement, sexual identities, subjectivity, and the interplay between the cultural and political dimensions of collective mobilization. My recent research also addresses infrapolitical forms of intervention in public spaces in San Francisco – e.g. graffiti, murals, urban greening, LGBTQ theatricality, public nudity – and the use of biographies and memoirs of militancy in social movement sociology.


Professor
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Université Paris-Est Créteil
Social Sciences
20th century, 21st century

social movements, LGBTQ, sexuality, biography, infrapolitics, graffiti, San Francisco

Penser, créer, s’organiser autour de la chose sexuelle (coedited with Gilbert Elbaz), Paris, L’Harmattan, coll. « Questions contemporaines », 2023

« Staging LGBTQ Protest in the United States: Exploring the Politics of Theatricality », L’Ordinaire des Amériques, n° 230 | 2023, https://journals.openedition.org/orda/9095

« Menaces sur les droits LGBTQ » (with Antoine Servel), Lauric Henneton (ed.), Le rêve américain à l’épreuve de Donald Trump, Vendémiaire, 2020, p. 155-174

La militance LGBT aux États-Unis. Sexualité et subjectivité, Presses Universitaires de Lyon, 2017 (transl. Sexuality, Subjectivity, and LGBTQ Militancy in the United States, Amsterdam University Press, 2019)

« Distance Matters : Approaching US Social Movements and Race/Ethnicity from a French Perspective » (coedited with Sandrine Baudry & Céline Planchou), American Studies Journal, n° 68, 2019

« Mouvement, enracinement, fixité » (coedited with Sophie Vallas), Revue française d’études américaines, n° 149 (2016)

« Political Memoirs and Intimate Confessions : Analysing Four US Gay Liberation/Gay Rights Militants’ Memoirs », Sexualities, vol. 20, n° 8, 2017, p. 959-980

« Graffiti as Infrapolitics : A Study of Visual Interventions of Resistance in San Francisco », David Courpasson et Steven Vallas (eds.), The SAGE Handbook of Resistance, Sage Publications, 2016, p. 336-350

« Infrapolitics and Mobilization », Revue française d’études américaines, n° 131 (2012)