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Olfa Lamloum

 

Docteur en sciences politiques, Olfa Lamloum a été chef de service Moyen-Orient à Courrier International, puis enseignante à Paris 10-Nanterre, avant d’être affectée comme chercheure à l’Institut Français de Proche-Orient à Beyrouth. Elle est actuellement directrice du bureau d’International Alert en Tunisie. Elle a publié et dirigé plusieurs ouvrages dont Al-Jazira : miroir rebelle et ambigu du monde arabe. (Paris : La Découverte, Collection Sur le vif, 2004) (traduit en japonais, espagnol et suédois) ; Mobiliser et voter. Champs et contre-champ des législative libanaises de 2009 (co-dir. Avec Myriam Catusse et Karam Karam) (Beyrouth : Presses de l’IFPO, LCPS, 2010) ; La Tunisie de Ben Ali. La société contre le pouvoir (co-dir. Avec Bernard Ravenel) (Paris : L’Harmattan, Collection Les Cahiers de Confluences Méditerranée, 2002).

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