Bourse de mobilité internationale post-doctorale
Période : oct. 2024-sept. 2025
Centre Jacques Berque, Rabat
Projet de recherche : Les recompositions de la filière marocaine des phosphates, entre écologisation et intégration régionale : Une approche multiscalaire de la stratégie d’expansion de l’Office chérifien des phosphates
Ph.D. in Human Geography and Criminal Studies, I am a research associate at LADYSS and hold the national qualification (CNU, section 23) in geography. I specialize in qualitative, fieldwork-based research with a focus on territorial valorization and the urban regeneration of spaces affected by organized crime, particularly through the social reuse of confiscated or vacant assets. My work is grounded in research-action, developed in close collaboration with associations, cooperatives, local communities, and institutional stakeholders.
My projects aim to support processes of spatial and social transformation, promoting social justice, urban innovation, and collective resilience. I am particularly engaged in initiatives that foster citizen reappropriation of space, revitalization of marginalized urban areas, and the creation of new social uses for underutilized or neglected sites, often through collaborative, community-led approaches.
Alongside my research, I have delivered over 690 hours of university teaching, developing expertise in student supervision, interdisciplinary pedagogy, and science communication. I also have experience in project management, organizing academic events, and university administration.
A practitioner of capoeira for nearly ten years, I draw from this practice a philosophy rooted in resilience, strategic adaptability, and collective spirit, values that deeply inform my professional commitment to inclusive, sustainable, and cooperative urban regeneration.
2024: Doctorat en Géographie Humaine et en Études sur la criminalité organisée
Cotutelle entre l’Université Paris 8 Vincennes – Saint Denis (UMR 7533 LADYSS) / Università degli studi di Milano.
Direction : Pascale Froment et Nando dalla Chiesa.
Titre : La réutilisation sociale des biens confisqués à la criminalité organisée et la requalification des territoires. Une étude comparée entre Bari et Lecco.
Rédigée en italien et traduite en français et soutenue le 6 décembre 2024.
Méthodologie : 58 entretiens semi-structurés, observation participante, analyse comparative
2016: Master recherche Sciences humaines et sociales « Méditerranée, Maghreb et Europe ».
Université Paris 8 Vincennes – Saint Denis.
2014 : Master 2 LEA « Affaires européennes » – Université Paris Sorbonne (Paris IV)
2012 : Licence en Langues et littératures étrangères – Università degli studi di Bergamo.
Chargée de recherche et de coordination scientifique
University of Glasgow (2020-2024)
ORCID
Géographie et environnement
Chercheuse coordinatrice au Centre d'études sociales (CES) de l'université de Coimbra
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