CONNEKT is a research and action project involving 14 partners from the EU, the MENA region and the Balkans and targeting 8 MENA and Balkan countries (Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Northern Macedonia and Bulgaria) that will last 3.5 years. Its objective is to establish a multidimensional map of the drivers of violent extremism among 12-30 year olds in the MENA and the Balkans and to identify the interactions between them. Multidisciplinary research and a multi-stakeholder approach will enrich empirical and academic research in order to provide a comprehensive picture of the drivers of VET among youth in the target countries. Using a modular methodology, the project will be phased so that the results of one phase can inform the research and data analysis for subsequent phases at key stages. A final stage will be devoted to research on the prevention of human error from a community perspective and will converge into a set of actions and recommendations on prevention measures implemented at local and community level.
| First name | Last name | Gender | Rank | Affiliated Institution | Country |
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| khalid | Mouna | Male | Associate Professor | Moulay Ismail University, Meknès | Morocco |
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Bio: Khalid Mouna is an anthropologist, professor at Moulay Ismail University of Meknes. He is professor at the Master “Crossing the Mediterranean: towards Investment and Integration (MIM)” at the University of Ca'Foscari in Venice, and has been a Visiting Professor for the IISMM Chair at EHESS Paris, and at the University Paul Valery Montpellier III, and Porto University etc. He is a member of the scientific committee of the review Espace-Temps and the review FuoriLuog. His research publications focus on cannabis, social changes, migrations, and post-Arab Spring-social mobilization. He is the author of two books on the Rif region: Le bled du kif. Economy and power at the Ketama of Rif, Paris, Ibis Press, 2010 and Identity of the margin. Anthropological Approach of the Rif, Brussels, Peter Lang, 2018. He co-edited the book: Moroccan Lands. In the footsteps of researchers from here and elsewhere, La Croisée des Chemins, Casablanca, CJB / CNRS (Publication Award AUF) 2017. He has lead several international research programs, and is a member of many European research programs. |
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Political Science
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Start Year2020
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End Year 2023
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