Mucem, I2MP
Researchers at the museum
Post doctorates
Every year, three post-doctorates join the team of three post-doctorates chosen from the call for applicants, in partnership with the Labexmed the French School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences EHESS. They continue with their work in both the connected laboratories and at the Mucem
2017
Emmanuelle Hellio
Sociologist, LEST/Mucem/Labexmed
Her research project ‘From the invention of agriculture to the new Gods of food globalisation’ deals with the growth of intensive agriculture in the Mediterranean and the migrations related to seasonal employment. The ethnography of several families in the Moroccan Rif and Gharb in this context demonstrates the effects of this seasonal migration on the habitat, land use and marital and familial configurations.
2016—2017
Giulia Fabbiano
Sociologist, Idemec/Mucem/Labexmed
n the context of the hub ‘mobilities, communication, mixing’, the programme ‘Return(s): policies, poetics, practices’ deals with mobility considered from the original angle of returning ‘home’ based on a series of surveys undertaken in Algeria and Mucem archives. The first field surveys were undertaken at Tiaret and Algiers. Alongside this, a qualitative survey was undertaken among 10 groups of visitors to the Made in Algeria exhibition.
Study Day ‘Space(s) of returning’ 8 and 9 December 2016, in partnership with the Idemec and the Labexmed. Coordination with Giulia Fabbiano and Azita Bathaïe.
2016—2017
Saker El Nour
Anthropologist, Mucem/EHESS/Norbert Elias Centre
His research programme on ‘Socio-economic transformations in rural Egypt’ links the ethnographic data to qualitative analyses of environmental sciences in the field, carried out in Upper Egypt (Assouan). His work contributed to the development of the Agriculture and food hub (particularly on the theme of the Mediterranean diet).
Study day ‘Mediterranean food : historical analyses and museological questioning’ 4 and 5 May 2017. Coordination with Saker El Nour and Edouard de Laubrie.
2015—2016
Kinda Chaib
Historian, Iremam/Mucem/Labexmed
Her research has dealt with ’imagery of martyrs in a violent context’ in South Lebanon during commemorative events organised by the Hezbollah or among cultural managers of, in particular, museums, communicators, makers of films and objects, sympathisers and scout associations. These document the construction and circulation of codes and references in the depiction of the martyr. This can be seen in the dramaturgy of the parade through the gesture and the clothes worn and in objects collected by militants and the religious (such as flags, banners, derivative objects)
Study day ‘Showing and being shown : martyrs staged in the public space (Lebanon, Iran)‘ 4 and 5 November 2016. In partnership with the Iremam and the Labexmed.
Monthly seminar 2016-2017 ‘The fabrication of the image in the Arab and Muslim worlds’
Coordination with Kinda Chaib and Mathilde Chèvre
2015
Lucile Gruntz
Anthropologist, LPED/Mucem/Labexmed
As part of the preparation for the exhibition ‘Life of Waste’, she has undertaken field surveys in Tunisia and Morocco.
2014
Yann Philippe Tastevin
Anthropologist CNE/Mucem/Labexmed
Commissioner associated with the ‘Life of Waste’ exhibition, he has, with the General Commissioner, co-ordinated the collated surveys nd preparatory research seminars. Today he is in charge of research at the LISST (University of Toulouse)
2016 seminar ‘Trash and Innovations’.
In partnership with the EHESS and the Techniqe and Cultures review.
Coordination with Yann-Philippe Tastevin and Frédéric Joulian.
2015 seminars ‘The economy of waste and recycling in the Mediterranean’.
2013—2014
Manoël Penicaud
Anthropologist, Idemec/ Mucem/Labexmed
Associated commissioner for exhibition ‘Shared Saints’ locations’, he has co-ordinated and led with the exhibition general commissioner Dionigi Albera the preparatory collated surveys
Today he is in charge of research at the Idemec.
International researchers in residence
Research residencies are made available on a regular basis in partnership with the Imera Foundation and the Camargo Foundation
2017
Aramis Lopez
Researcher and curator, is leading a survey ‘Love in Mediterranean cities’ as part of an Imera/Mucem residence.
2016
Rima Djahine
Artist, in partnership with the Camargo Foundation.
2015
Marion Slitine
Doctorate in anthropology: thesis on the worlds of contemporary art in the Palestinian territories since 1990.
During her Camargo/Mucem residence she co-ordinated the study day ‘Unexpected Gaza: contemporary artistic creations, between confinement and opening up’. 21 March 2016
2015
Franz Fischnaller
His project ‘New Generation Interaction in Cultural Heritage‘ ave rise, among other things, to the seminar ‘Museums as cultural, urban, creative interface’.
Cifre doctorates
2017—2020
Renaud Chantraine
IIAC/Mucem
Renaud Chantraine is undertaking a doctoral thesis in anthropology on ‘The patrimonialisation of sexual minorities. Comparative approaches: France, the Netherlands, Germany’ and on the study of the enhancement in value of significant assets arising from the collated survey on the memories and fight against AIDS.
Seminar 2016-2017 Pandemic :AIDS
2016—2019
Nicolas Doduik
LAMES/Mucem
Nicolas Doduik has chosen as his sociology thesis subject the ‘Implementation of experimental digital mediation’ and is working at the Public Department.