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doctoral
fellows
amr abdel
rahim
Amr Abdelrahim is a Ph.D. candidate at Sciences Po Paris/CERI. His thesis focuses on the Egyptian rap scene and is supervised by Stéphane Lacroix (CERI-Sciences Po) and Nicolas Puig (IRD). He is also a researcher at the Türkiye and Middle East program of the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI). His latest publication can be read here.
Florian
Bonnefoi
Florian Bonnefoi holds a M.A. in social sciences from ENS Lyon and is a Ph.D student in geography at the University of Poitiers (Migrinter Lab). He has been awarded a CNRS grant to research the interactions between society and environment, and is the author of several articles (see here, here, here, and here). He works on environmental vulnerability, climate change perceptions, and mobilities among Nile Delta communities. He also researches public space and masculinity in Cairo’s working class cafés. Besides his ethnographic research, he developed a strong interest for photography.
dalia
ibrahEEm
Dalia Ibraheem is a PhD candidate in anthropology at Rutgers University. She works on the political economy of mahraganat music in Egypt in relation to mobility and affect. Her master’s thesis focused on organized football fandom in Egypt and subject construction. Her research interests include popular culture, nationalism, regimes of mobility, and anthropology of the state, youth, and aspirations.
