The IFE Strasbourg Faculty
Tarek Amraoui
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Tarek holds a Master’s degree in sociology from the University of Strasbourg, specializing in "Social Dynamics and Conflicts: Theories in the Field”, with thesis research focusing on the associative engagement of French and Belgian youth from North African immigrant backgrounds. He developed as a youth trainer for the Youth Department of the Council of Europe. His areas of specialization are interculturalism, migration, citizenship, civic engagement, youth participation, social work, and informal education. Since 2007, Tarek has been an active member and sits on the board of directors of Strasbourg-based non-profit AMSED, which is a youth NGO focusing on migration, solidarity and exchanges for development. In 2013, he joined the University of Haute Alsace as a speaker to train students in the Educational Sciences in intercultural skills. He also works as a project coordinator for various Strasbourg and European associations. |
Thérèse Krempp
| Holding degrees from the Sorbonne and the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS), Thérèse Krempp is a specialist of the First World War and the societal upheavals resulting from four years of war. Currently she is researching wartime discovery of difference and otherness, drawing on the model of military-scientific expeditions of the 19th century. A recognized expert in her field, Thérèse publishes her findings in specialized journals as well as being called upon for expertise in museum exhibits or publications for the general public. |
Jean Zoungrana
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Holding a doctorate in Philosophy as well as degree in Social Sciences from the University of Strasbourg, Jean Zoungrana is Associate Professor in Social Science Research at the University of Strasbourg in the program "Social Practices and Development". His research focuses on the sociology of knowledge as well as on social work, where he is currently conducting research on social policies and social intervention. He is also interested in forms of citizen participation. At IFE Jean teaches a course on issues and perspectives in contemporary French society. |
Samira Allioui
| A graduate of the University of Lyon 3, and an alumna of the University of Montreal, Samira is a doctoral student and assistant lecturer at the University of Strasbourg Law School. Her research activities include the right of access to justice, performance and legitimacy of international courts. She is preparing her doctoral thesis on Judicial management and respect for fundamental rights by the European Court of Human Rights, the Human Rights Committee of the United Nations, and the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. |
Yauheni Kryzhanouski
| Yauheni Kryzhanouski holds a PhD in Political Science from the University of Strasbourg, with a specialization in comparative politics, European affairs and international relations. Yauheni is a researcher associated with the University of Strasbourg’s research institute SAGE (Society, Actors, and Government in Europe) as well as with the Study Center for Russian, Caucasian and Cenral European Societies (CERCEC) of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (Paris). He has taught at the University of Strasbourg, Sciences Po Strasbourg, and the European Humanities University (Vilnius). His research interests include protest and censure in contemporary authoritarian regimes, the role of European organizations, and the transnational dissemination of political practices. Recent publication: Yauheni Kryzhanouski, Dominique Marchetti & Bella Ostromooukhova (dir.), L’invisibilisation de la censure. Les nouveaux modes de contrôle des productions culturelles (Bélarus, France, Maroc et Russie), Paris Sorbonne Université, 2020. |
