(Léa) LEJS Massé MA
- Location
- Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
- Room
- L3-011
- Telephone
- 0104082223
- masse@law.eur.nl
Profile
Léa Massé is a PhD candidate at the department of Criminology of the Erasmus School of Law. Her research interests are criminalisation of vulnerable communities, institutional and state violence, counter-culture movements, New Religious Movements and violence, late-modernity, existentialism, and resistance through artistic and political expressive forms.
In her current research project, she explores the lived experience and attraction of Islamic funtamentalist movements in Western countries and the broader, late-modern context in which such movements arise. Her approach draws on interpretive phenomenology, existentialist sociology and cultural criminological work on late-modernity. Combining life-course interviews, analysis of…
Léa Massé is a PhD candidate at the department of Criminology of the Erasmus School of Law. Her research interests are criminalisation of vulnerable communities, institutional and state violence, counter-culture movements, New Religious Movements and violence, late-modernity, existentialism, and resistance through artistic and political expressive forms.
In her current research project, she explores the lived experience and attraction of Islamic funtamentalist movements in Western countries and the broader, late-modern context in which such movements arise. Her approach draws on interpretive phenomenology, existentialist sociology and cultural criminological work on late-modernity. Combining life-course interviews, analysis of autobiographical documents and observations, she examines how Islamic fundamentalism has emerged over recent years as a counter-culture movement providing existential meaning and purpose to the individual.
- B. Bertolt & L.E.J.S. Massé (2019). Mapping Political Homophobia in Senegal. African studies quarterly, 18 (4), 21-39. [go to publisher's site]
- L.E.J.S. Massé (2019). Hip-Hop. In R.M Lawson & B.A Lawson (Eds.), Race and Ethnicity in America: From Pre-contact to the Present (pp. 115-117). Santa Barbara: Abc-Clio
- L.E.J.S. Masse (2018). 'Being-in-the-Crime': Reflection on the Use of Phenomenological Methods in Criminology. In A. Bosma & S. Buisman (Eds.), Methoden van Onderzoek in het strafrecht, de Criminologie en de Victimologie (pp. 67-84). Alphen aan den Rijn: Wolters Kluwer
- L.E.J.S. Massé (2018, oktober 18). “Losing Mood(s)”: Exploring European Jihadi Supporters and Foreign Fighters’ Responses to the fall of the Islamic State . Copenhagen, Common Session in Criminology.
- L.E.J.S. Massé (2019, september 19). Terrorising doubts: Regulating and managing threats to ontological security in extremist and terrorist Islamist groups. Ghent, European Society of Criminology.
- L.E.J.S. Massé (2019, mei 10). “From Brothers to Intimate enemies”: the Regulation and Management of Individual Disengagement within Islamist Extremists and Terrorist Groups. Utrecht, Common Session in Criminology.
- L.E.J.S. Massé (2018, september 14). “Being-in-the-crime”: Reflection on the Use of Phenomenological Methods in Criminology . Ghent, Conference Between edges and Margins.
- L.E.J.S. Massé (2017, november 29). “Becoming radicals”: towards a phenomenological approach of Western youth’s Islamic radicalisation. University of Peloponnese, Common Session in Criminology.
- L.E.J.S. Massé (2015, december 2). “Locked out” on the margin: exploring youth’s marginality in French deprived urban neighbourhoods . Rotterdam, Common Session in Criminology.
- L.E.J.S. Masse (2018). Beyond Toxic Masculinity: Incels' Violence and the Resurgence of 'Radical' Identity Political movements. (blog). (available: 7 May 2018).
- L.E.J.S. Masse (2018). Locked out: Exclusion, discrimination and repression in the State of ‘Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité’. (blog). (available: 6 May 2016).
- L.E.J.S. Masse (2017). Looking for Meaning? Islamic radicalisation as an Existential Project. (blog). (available: 22 May 2017).
Veiligheid, terrorisme en mensenrechten
- Title
- Veiligheid, terrorisme en mensenrechten
- Year
- 2019
- Year level
- (master)
PhD Candidate
- University
- Erasmus University Rotterdam
- School
- Erasmus School of Law
- Department
- Criminology
- Country
- The Netherlands
- Telephone
- 0104082223