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sociologist, researcher at CRASC. Her area of interest: the sociology of the family.

psychologist, researcher, and author based at the Research Center in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran, Algeria. She specializes in developmental, social, and clinical psychology with a primary focus on family dynamics, the Kafala system, and child protection.

Permanent researcher at the Research Center in Social and Cultural Anthropology, specializing in Arabic literature and the novel.

Associate Director for Research at the CRASC

Researcher at the Centre for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC), Head of the ‘Symbolic Representations and Language Practices’ division; area of interest: popular literature

Permanent Researcher at the Center for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran, and Research Professor, Doctor in Modern and Contemporary History. She is interested in the history of the national movement and the Algerian revolution, as well as questions of memory, through her participation in several research projects within the institution, the most significant being the project: Memory and Social Change in Algeria in the Dominant Discourse among Categories of Youth (2011-2018).
She is currently working on themes related to memory and sites of memory, and is also a member of a project on the actors of the national movement in Algeria and their trajectories. Furthermore, she has published several articles on memory and history among youth.

Research Director in the Department of Socio-Anthropology at the CRASC, History and Memory. She specialises in modern and contemporary history, and her research falls within the field of the humanities, focusing on the study of historical issues and social memory.

Research Director within the Department of Educational Anthropology and Training Systems at the CRASC. She specialises in sociology, and her research falls within the field of the humanities. Her academic interests focus on the sociology of work and organisation, urban issues, education, childhood and youth, alongside the study of the social and institutional transformations associated with these fields.

Research Professor in the Department of Socio-Anthropology of History and Memory at CRASC. She specialises in history, and her research falls within the field of the humanities, focusing on the study of history, collective memory and social transformations linked to historical contexts.