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Political science researcher at the CNRS, based at CERAPS. His research focuses on regime change, social mobilisation and social policies, drawing on fieldwork carried out in the Maghreb.

Researcher at the Institute (IRMC) and lecturer in urban planning and development at the University of Carthage.

Anthropologist, PhD from the University of Oxford and Lecturer at the University of Edinburgh, researcher at the IRMC.

PhD in Urban Planning and Regional Development, and researcher at the IRMC.

Researcher at the Centre de Recherche en Anthropologie Sociale et Culturelle (CRASC). His academic work focuses on social and cultural studies within the Algerian context, including research on migratory movements, family structures, development, and comparative societal approaches.

A Director of Research at the Centre for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC) in Oran (Algeria), she specializes in information and communication sciences. Her work focuses on media and communication studies, in both their traditional and digital dimensions, utilizing historical, political, sociological, and anthropological approaches. She currently leads an institutional research project within CRASC entitled: 'Dictionary of Personalities and Events in Algeria during the Period 1945–1954: Press, Health, and Education'. As part of a previous research project conducted at the same center, she examined the evolution of themes addressed in Amazigh language textbooks at the middle and secondary education levels. Her research thus lies at the intersection of media studies, language policies, and educational issues in Algeria.

Parmanent researcher, Dialectology, CRASC, Algeria
Permanent researcher at the Centre for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology, Oran. Division: Imaginary and Social Processes. She specialises in dialectology and linguistics within the humanities. Her research focuses on the study of linguistic variations, music and their cultural contexts.

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 specializing in Political Philosophy and the Social Sciences at CRASC. He has led several major socio-historical research projects, notably serving as the Principal Investigator for studies on local business elites and their relationship with power, women's political representation in Algeria, and a project (2023–2026) focusing on charities and social work in colonial Oran (1900–1950). His work also includes collaborative research on university systems, social change, and the critical mapping of Algerian history and memory.

Historian, researcher and Research Director at the CRASC (Oran) , ‘Socio-anthropology of History and Memory division, and deputy editor-in-chief of the journal Insaniyat.

Mansour Kedidir is a lawyer and political scientist by training. He served as a magistrate and later as Chief of Staff to the government before becoming a lecturer and researcher in political science at the University of Oran. He is also an associate researcher at the Centre for Research in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC).
He serves as Chair of the Editorial Board of the African Book Review, published by CRASC in partnership with the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA), based in Dakar, Senegal.
He is also an author and novelist, having published several literary works.