Interview avec Khalid Chegraoui, sur les révoltes populaires au Liban et en Irak : les incertitudes

November 12, 2019

Questions : 1/ Les révoltes en cours au Liban et en Irak annoncent-elles la fin du confessionnalisme et des équilibres communautaires dans les systèmes politiques des deux pays ? 2/ A qui profitent ces soulèvements populaires ? 3/ Ne risque-t-on pas d’assister à un effet domino dans la région ?

Speakers
Khalid Chegraoui
Senior Fellow
Khalid Chegraoui is Senior Fellow at the Policy Center for the New South and Vice Dean of Political Sciences and International Relations at the Faculty of Governance, Economic and Social Sciences of the Mohammed VI University.  He began his teaching and research career in 1992 as a Research Assistant Professor at Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah University in Fez after earning his first doctorate in African Studies from the Mohammed V University in Rabat focusing on West Sub-Saharan Africa. He also earned a Doctorate of State in African Studies from the same University in 2002, where he focused on Contemporary West Africa, in 2003 he became Professor of History and Political Anthropology at the Institute of African Studies, Mohammed V University, consultant on African and Middle Ea ...

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