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Catherine Louveau

French sociologist and scholar

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Catherine Louveau was a French sociologist and university teacher.

Catherine Louveau (born 6 June 1950 in Champlan) is a French sociologist and academic. She is president of the Institut Émilie-du-Châtelet.

Her work focuses on the conditions and challenges of women's access to sporting practices, and the sex differences of sporting practices.

She is professor emeritus at the Paris-Sud University.

Works

Annick Davisse; Catherine Louveau, Sports, école, société : la part des femmes, Joinville-le-Pont : Actio, 1991. ISBN 9782906411067

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Born
Champlan
Nationality
Employers
University of Paris-Sud

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Who was Catherine Louveau?

French sociologist and scholar

When was Catherine Louveau born?

Catherine Louveau was born in Champlan.

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Catherine Louveau was a sociologist and university teacher.

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Catherine Louveau was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Catherine Louveau

· Wikidata: Q52153853

· DBpedia: Catherine Louveau

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