In disasters or
conflicts, anthropology helps humanitarian efforts. Anthropologists study local
beliefs, values, and needs to make aid more effective. Without cultural
knowledge, outside help may fail or cause harm.
- Enseignant: Mustapha Tiliouine
Anthropology studies how migration transforms identity and communities. Migrants carry their languages, traditions, and beliefs to new societies, creating hybrid cultures. Migration also raises important questions about belonging, borders, and citizenship.
- Enseignant: Mustapha Tiliouine
Anthropology and Reproductive Technology
Anthropology studies how reproductive technologies such as IVF and surrogacy influence family structures and kinship. These technologies question traditional ideas of parenthood and create cultural debates about identity, morality, and the meaning of family.
- Enseignant: Mustapha Tiliouine
Anthropology examines how social media influences identity, culture, and relationships. It helps people create communities and share traditions worldwide, but it can also cause problems such as misinformation and social isolation.
- Enseignant: Mustapha Tiliouine
- Enseignant: OUMEIMA MAHMOUDI