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A faculty member at the Department of Amazigh Language and Culture, University of Batna (Algeria), specializing in the intersection of anthropology, culture, and linguistics. His research focuses on understanding how historical contexts shape cultural practices and linguistic patterns in contemporary societies.

Fouad Nouar is a permanent researcher at the Centre for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran, Algeria. He holds the rank of Research Director and is affiliated with the Research Division of Anthropology of Education and Training Systems. His field of specialization is the anthropology of work, within the broader field of social sciences. His research focuses on work relations in Algeria, the socio-professional integration of higher education graduates, education and training issues, as well as social and civic dynamics within Algerian society. He has also contributed to several research projects addressing contemporary social transformations, educational practices, and societal challenges.

Program Officer for the Arab Social Science Monitor at the Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS).

Communications and Publications Manager at the Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS).

Professor of sociology at the University of Algiers II and researcher at the Centre de recherche en économie appliquée et développement (CREAD).

Professor of Sociology in Higher Education at the University of Oran 2 - Mohamed Ben Ahmed, he has conducted extensive scientific research on rural environments. He has also led numerous studies and research projects (with CRASC, CREAD, and the PNR project) focusing on youth, the dynamics of integration and marginalization, gender, culture, and contemporary social issues.