PhD in Sociology Decartes University (Sorbonne) 1990, Professor of Sociology, Department of Sociology Panteion University of Social & Political Sciences since 2007. RC14 President (2006-up to now), member of the Board of RC13 (2010-2014).AISLF member of the executive board 1996-2004 & 2008-2016, responsible of RC of Identity and Politics and Political Sociology; 2004-2005 VP of the Hellenic Sociological Association (2004). Member of the scientific committee of reviews (“Sociétés”, Paris, “Socio-Anthropologie”, Paris, “Sociologies” –on line review, “French Journal for Media Research” –on line review, OJSS on-line review etc.). Article reviewer; Knight of the Order of Academic Palms (French Ministry of National Education 2012). Author of many scientific articles and monographic works (mostly in Greek, French and English but also translated in Portuguese & Bulgarian) focusing essentially on the communicational structures of contemporary societies.
Éric Maigret is Professor of Sociology of Media and Cultural Studies at Paris 3 New Sorbonne University and he co-introduced Cultural Studies in France. He organized the world congress Crossroads in Cultural Studies in 2012, the Cerisy conference dedicated to Cultural Studies in 2015 and he is the director of the scientific collection Médiacultures (Armand Colin-INA). He has published Sociologie de la communication et des médias (nouvelle édition en 2015), Penser les médiacultures (co-direction en 2005), Cultural Studies Anthologie (co-direction en 2008).
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Professor at the Department of Information and Communication and the Laboratory CRESAT (Research Center on Economics, Societies, Arts and Techniques) at the University of Haute Alsace, my research and teaching areas are the discourses, processes and the practices of mediated communication. From mass media to digital screen devices, my approach is a semiotic critique of communication based on interactions between information, culture and even education. Institutional, artistic, scientific, didactic, tourist, professional, non-professional, advertising or even journalistic spheres constitute the fields of observation.
Deputy Director of Cresat and elected member of the Council of the Faculty of Economic, Social and Legal Sciences since 2018 (University of Mulhouse), I directed the Doctoral School "Cognition, behaviors, languages" for the site of the University of Limoges from 2014 to 2017.
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Sihem NAJAR is a socio-anthropologist, Professor at the ISSHT - University of Tunis El Manar where she coordinated the License of Social and Cultural Anthropology and chaired the Master "Social Change and Strategies of development ". She is also a Research Associate with CAWTAR and IRMC. Her work deals with identity negotiations in a changing social environment (using ICTs, gender relations, youth practices, daily interactions ...). She led a research project at the ONJ with the support of IDRC on "Youth, Legitimacy and Social Recognition in Socio-political Transformation Processes in Tunisia" (2014-2018). She has also coordinated a research program at IRMC on "Virtual Communication and Transformations of Social Connections and Identities in the Mediterranean" (2009-2013). She has directed collective works including:
- Processus d’identification en Méditerranée, Paris, L’Harmattan, 2014.
- Le cyberactivisme au Maghreb et dans le monde arabe, Paris, IRMC/ Karthala, 2013.
- Les réseaux sociaux sur Internet à l’heure des transitions démocratiques, Paris, IRMC/ Karthala, 2013.
- Penser la société tunisienne aujourd’hui, Tunis, Cérès production, 2013.
- Les nouvelles sociabilités du Net en Méditerranée, Paris, IRMC/ Karthala, 2012.
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Bruno Péquignot is Professor Emeritus of Sociology. Member of CERLIS, UMR 8070 Sorbonne Nouvelle / Paris Descartes / CNRS and also member of the scientific committee of IREMMO. His themes of interests are: Sociology of arts and of culture, history and epistemology of social sciences. He has published 9 books and more than 200 articles and chapters of books. Additionally, he is editorial Director for Humanities and Social Sciences of L’Harmattan Editions.
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Mohamed
Rochdi is the attaché of the scientific and academic cooperation at the French
Embassy in Athens since September 2018. He works at the French Institute of
Greece. Before coming to Greece, he was the President of the University of Reunion
Island for during two mandates, from 2008 to 2016. Previously, he was the first
vice-president of this university until 2007, before being appointed, in
December 2007, as the regional delegate of research and technology for Reunion
and advisor of research and technology alongside the Préfect of Mayotte. He is a holder of a bachelor's degree in mathematics (1987) and a university
degree in mathematics and physics obtained in Morocco. He continued his
academic studies in Clermont-Ferrand and then in Perpignan, where he obtained
his Licence and his Master and finally, his PhD in applied mathematics in 1997. In 1998, Mohamed Rochdi joined the University of Reunion as an associate
professor. He became a professor at that university in 2002 after supporting
his “habilitation à diriger des recherches”. His research interests deal with
the mathematical methods in contact mechanics and systems, the dynamic
processes in thermo-viscoelasticity and the conditions of friction, sliding and
damage of materials. Director of
the Institute for Research in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at
Reunion University from 2000 to 2003, Mohamed Rochdi was President of the
Cyclotron-Reunion-Indian-Ocean from 2011 to 2016, Vice President and then
President of La Reunion Technopole, housing the Reunion regional incubator and
Vice President of the Qualitropic competitiveness cluster.
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Daniela ROVENȚA-FRUMUŞANI (Ph.D.) is professora emerita at the University of Bucharest (Department of Cultural Anthropology and Communication), member of the Doctoral School of Communication Sciences and of ISDS - Interdisciplinary School of Doctoral Studies. Specialist in semiotics, gender studies and discourse analysis, she authored 8 books, over 100 studies and articles, published in Quaderni, Communication, ESSACHESS, Réseaux, Degrés, Poetics, Canadian Journal for Communication. She is member of the ISA-RC14 board ,since 2010, of the SFSIC (French Society of the Information and Communication Sciences), and of the scientific committees of Recherches féministes, Communication, Essachess, Interstudia, The International Journal of Cross-Cultural Studies and Environmental Communication.
Sociologist, Full Professor, Paris Descartes University, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences - Sorbonne,
Fields of research: Social theories, critical theories, subjectivities, public spaces
Latest publications:
1. Contre l’industrie culturelle. Les enjeux de la libération, Le Bord de l’Eau, Lormont, 2016.
2. Au-delà de la crise ?, Éditions du Croquant, Vulaines-sur-Seine, 2016.
3. Les limites de l’indignation ou la révolution commence-t-elle à Bure ?, Éditions du Croquant, Vulaines-sur-Seine, 2017.
4. Sociologues dans la cité, Éditions du Croquant, Vulaines-sur-Seine, 2018.
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Director of the department of Examinations and Certificates of the French Institute of Greece, Nicolas Christodoulou is a professor of French Literature and Civilisation as well as a professors’ instructor/trainer for the diplomas delivered by Sorbonne University, the French Ministry of Education and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Paris. Nicolas Christodoulou is the chairman of the Sorbonne Examination Board and the National Coordination DELF DALF Committee in Greece. As part of his duties, he has been member of different jury thesis and has taught French literature (XXe) for Sorbonne University (Bachelor) in Athens. He has organized - along with Sorbonne University - and participated as a speaker in more than 20 seminars on French literature in the French Institute of Greece. Author of seventeen books (in French) on methodology (essay, summary, dissertation), translation and grammar, he has also published many articles in French and Greek journals especially about Marcel Proust whose work has been his PhD subject. Furthermore, he has been awarded the honour of “Chevalier, Officier et Commandeur des Palmes académiques” by the French government for his efforts for the promotion of the French language and values. Since 2007, he is the chairman of the prestigious Ordre des Palmes académiques in Greece. Finally, amidst his social activities, it has to be mentioned that he is the elected president of the Staff Union of the French Institute since 1995.
Αngeliki Gazi is an Assistant Professor in Research Methods at the Department of Communication, Media and Culture, Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, Athens.Her research interests concerns the fields of Identity, Emotions, Relationships in Radio, Television, Internet - Interpersonal, Intergroup Communication, Identity and Emotions via Μediated Experience Applications, Social Media, Mobile Phones, Locative Media - Personal Relationships in Technopsychological Systems and Hybrid Environments. She is a founding member and Chair of the Division: Media Psychology and Technology, of Hellenic Psychological Association, founding member and former member of the Scientific Board of Social Computing Research Center, Cyprus University of Technology, a member of Scientific Committee of Groupe de Recherches et d’ Etudes sur la Radio (GRER), a founding member and former Vice Chair of the Radio Research Section of European Communication Research and Education Association (ECREA).
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Dr Theodora Maniou is a lecturer in Journalism at the Department of Social & Political Sciences, University of Cyprus. She holds a PhD & a BA in Journalism (School of Journalism & Mass Media, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece), and an MA in Communication’s Policy Studies (CITY, University of London, UK). Her area of specialization focuses on new models of journalism, television studies and multimedia. She is a member of the Journalistic Union of Macedonia-Thrace (Greece), the European Federation of Journalists and the International Federation of Journalists.
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Full Professor, Panteion University
Yannis Skarpelos is Associate Professor of Visual Cultural Studies at the Department of Communication, Media and Culture, Panteion University. He studied Sociology, and is teaching Visual Culture and Computation Visual Culture at Panteion since 1996. He is a member of the International Visual Sociology Association. His recent publications include:
Maria Thanopoulou was born in Athens. She has studied Law at the University of Athens , as well as Sociology and Social Anthropology at the University René Descartes – Paris V ( License 1979- Maitrise 1980) and the University Paris VII- Jussieu ( DEA1981). In 1987 she obtained a PhD in Sociology at the University Paris VII- Jussieu specializing in Sociology of memory. Since 1984 she has been working at the National Center for Social Research in Greece having today the status of Research Director. Her research interests are related to the following issues : gender equality, collective memory , collective identity, Oral History, qualitative research, biographical method, as well as social integration of socially excluded groups (migrants, unemployed ex-prisoners etc.) Her publications in books and articles in greek and foreign reviews are relative to her research interests.
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