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Born January 16, 1959 (age 58) ( 1959-01-16 ) France Occupation Political Scientist and Sociologist Notable work L’Egypte entre démocratie et islamisme People also search for Baudouin Dupret, Aude Signoles | ||
Jean-Noël Ferrié (born 1959) is a French political scientist and sociologist.
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Education
Jean-Noël Ferrié has a PhD (1993) in Political Science from the Aix-en-Provence Institute of Political Science in France and a DEA (Diplôme d'Etudes Approfondies) in Biological and Medical Anthropology (1988) and in Political Development in the Arab World (1987).
Career in research and academia
Jean-Noël Ferrié, a political scientist and sociologist, is the Director of research at the National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS- France). He is currently the Director of the Rabat Institute of Political Science (Science Po Rabat) and the Director of the Laboratory of Political Science, Humanities and Social Sciences at the International University of Rabat (Université Internationale de Rabat). He also codirects the international laboratory affiliated with CNRS: “Inequality, development and political equilibrium” (LIA IDE).
Jean-Noël Ferrié was an Associate Director of the Jacques-Berque Center in Rabat (2010-2014), member of the PACTE laboratory at the Grenoble Institute of Political Science (2007-2010), Cooperation Attaché at the Embassy of France in Kabul (2006-2007), Contracted Researcher with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Center for Legal, Economic, and Social Studies (CEDEJ) in Cairo (2001-2006), Editor in chief of Annuaire de l’Afrique du Nord at the Institute of Studies and Research on the Arab and Muslim world (IREMAM, CNRS) (1998-2002), Contracted Researcher with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Center for Legal, Economic, and Social Studies (CEDEJ) in Cairo (1994-1997) after having stayed there as a graduate of the Michel-Seurat Scholarship of CNRS (1993-1994). Furthermore, he taught in the francophone program of Political Science at the University of Cairo (2001-2006), and he was a visiting professor at Saint-Joseph University in Beirut (2001-2004).