Lamia Aidoudi

Background

About Lamia Aidoudi

Since 2014, I have been an active member of the worldwide network of Unesco chairs in communication (Orbicom). This regular attendance allowed me to rub shoulders with renowned researchers, like Pr. Alain Kiyindou and Bertrand Cabedoche, but also Pr. Anne-Marie Laulan, professor emeritus, co-founder in 1978 of information sciences and communication in France; Philippe Viallon, professor in the 71st section and holder of the Unesco chair Journalistic and media practices at the University of Strasbourg… All of them, as members of the scientific councils of symposia of the world network of Unesco chairs in communication, have retained the quality of my proposals. These assessments have thus already enabled me a certain number of oral communications, followed by 4 publications in the collective works of the world network of Unesco chairs in communication, a fifth being in the process of publication (see attached CV). Unesco has also been alerted to certain questions that I raise in my work, particularly in the areas of "Communication and religion";"Communication and politics";"Cultural and creative industries"(cinema industry);"Appropriation of Information and Communication Technologies";"Public societal space";"Actor games", etc. It is from this emerging expertise that I was invited in June 2018 by the United Nations Specialized Agency to communicate in Abuja (Nigeria). Regarding teaching, I taught communication techniques and French (secondary and university) Since September 2014, I started my thesis research work under the direction of Professor Pierre BEYLOT in the field of "Communication, Arts and Entertainment" at Bordeaux Montaigne University where, on July 13, 2018, I defended my thesis during publication. I believe that during my career, I was able to demonstrate rigor and efficiency in my work as a teacher while assuming all the educational and administrative responsibilities entrusted to me. Above all, I demonstrated a passion for all events to the point of expatriating myself with my family for a better scientific and research perspective that I was finally able to achieve.