Wahid Ferchichi : Wahid FERCHICHI, Professor of Public Law, at the University of Carthage, he co-directs the Master of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law. Wahid Ferchichi, devotes his studies to two fundamental themes: individual freedoms and the democratic transition. Former member of the National Investigation Commission on Corruption and Malpractice, Member of the National Institution for the Protection of Personal Data, Co-Founder of the Tunisian Association for the Defense of Individual Liberties (www.adlitn.org ) and director of the Tunis office of the Legal Agenda (www.legal-agenda.com ). Currently, Professor Ferchichi within the Framework of the Civil Collective for Individual Freedoms, is conducting a broad advocacy campaign to institute the perfect and effective equality between men and women, the abolition of capital punishment and non-discrimination against LGBTQI ++ people.

Mouna Kraiem : Mouna Kraïem Dridi is a doctor of public law. She teaches at the Faculty of Legal, Political and Social Sciences in Tunis and has been President of the Tunisian Association of Comparative Constitutional Law and International Law since 2014. She is the author of several research articles and co-author of several books, including the Dictionnaire des termes et expressions de la Constitution tunisienne, published in 2017 in Arabic and French.

Nouha Chaouachi : Nouha CHAOUACHI is an Associate Professor of Public Law at the University of Carthage (Faculty of Legal, Political and Social Sciences of Tunis). She has taught public law subjects (administrative law, administrative litigation, tax litigation, administrative justice, administrative property law, public contracts and local governance).

Wafa Masmoudi : Professor Wafa HARRAR MASMOUDI is Full Professor specialized in international law and international relations (foreign policy and diplomacy), human rights and the analysis of public policies and governance. Her research and publications focus on topics of international law, health law, constitutional law and human rights.She is a member of the National Medical Ethics Committee. In addition to expertise developed in the accreditation and audit of ISO 9001 Quality Management Systems (QMS), she is an expert in pedagogical and institutional evaluation.

Antonio Maria Morone : Researcher in African history, he coordinates the UNIPV research unit of the FIRB - 2012 project on migration policies and legal transplant in the Mediterranean: control strategies between colonialism and post-colonialism

Marco De Donato : He is a PhD in Political Science and a researcher at UNIMED, Union of Mediterranean Universities. His publications include “Salafis and Salafism. Religion and politics in Islam”  (Brescia 2018).

Eric Savarese : Professor of Political Science at the University of Montpellier. Faculty of Law and Political Science, researcher at CEPEL (UMR 5112) about colonial and post-colonial history

Marc Smyrl : Marc Smyrl is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Montpellier. Ph.D. Harvard, GSAS: 1997. His current projects focus on two aspects of elaboration and reform of public policies: the development of open innovation networks in the context of the EU’s digital single market, and the relative influence of elite competition and inherited policy structures on contemporary choices for health policy reform in the United States and Western Europe

Christophe Roux : Christophe Roux is professor of political science at the University of Montpellier (CEPEL-CNRS) and an associate researcher at ERMES, University Nice Sophia Antipolis. He holds a joint PhD from the Universities of Siena, Italy and Lille, France. His research interests deal with comparative politics (nation-building and regional nationalism) and South European politics. He is chief-editor of Pôle Sud and a member of the editorial board of the Revue Internationale de Politique Comparée

Jean-Yves Dormagen : Jean-Yves Dormagen is professor of political science at the University of Montpellier, and at the École Normale Supérieure. He has a degree in political science (2005) and history, and is also a doctor of the University of Paris I and a former member of the École Française de Rome. He has published numerous studies, including Les Logiques du faschisme italien (Fayard, 2007).

TUNIS EL MANAR UNIVERSITY

Samira Mechri : Samira MECHRI, Chair of the English Department of University of Tunis El Manar, Tunis (FST). Samira Mechri, scientific coordinator of the MIGRANTS Master, a project funded by the European Union

Asma Nouira : Professor of Political Science in the Faculty of Law and Political Science at the University of Tunis-El Manar. She is a specialist in the relationship between the state and Islam, especially within the context of Tunisia’s democratic transition. She has also worked on several thematic such as political parties, gender, decentralization, democratization and human rights. She is the co-founder of the Tunisian Observatory of democratic transition in 2011 and the president of the GRIC (Groupe de recherche Islamo-Chrétien). She is author, co-author and co-editor of many books and articles. She speaks Arabic, English, and French

Fatma Ellafi : Assistant - Department of Political Sciences

Khalil Fendri : The Faculty of Law of Sfax is currently chaired by Professor Khalil Fendri. He was elected by the members of the scientific council for a 3-year mandate