
Disturbios en Francia: unas violencias pueden ocultar otras
Moussa Bourekba, investigador principal, CIDOB
Moussa Bourekba is a Research Fellow at the Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB). He is also adjunct professor at Blanquerna Faculty of Communication and International Relations and at the University of Barcelona, where he teaches international relations in the MENA region, terrorism and violent radicalisation. Prior to joining CIDOB, he was Junior Research Fellow at the European Institute of the Mediterranean (IEMed, Barcelona). He also worked as a consultant for the French Institute of International Relations (IFRI, Paris). At CIDOB, Moussa focuses on international relations in the MENA region, democratisation processes in North Africa, Arab youth, and violent extremism in Europe and North Africa. His research also covers Islamophobia in Europe. His past projects include EU-funded FP-7 SAHWA, and several Horizon 2020 projects such as EU-LISTCO, CASCADES and BRIDGES. Moussa is completing his PhD on Spanish strategies to prevent violent extremism at the University of Barcelona. He speaks French, English, Spanish and Arabic.
Moussa Bourekba, investigador principal, CIDOB
Moussa Bourekba, Research Fellow, CIDOB and Alba Pérez, Research Assistant, CIDOB
Equipo NIEM de CIDOB: Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas, Francesco Pasetti, Olatz Ribera-Almandoz, Juan Ramón Jiménez, Berta Güell y Moussa Bourekba
Moussa Bourekba, investigador principal, CIDOB
Inés Arco, Pol Bargués, Moussa Bourekba, Víctor Burguete, Carmen Claudín, Carme Colomina (coord.), Agustí Fernández de Losada, Pol Morillas and Francesco Pasetti
Moussa Bourekba, Blanca Garcés-Mascareñas, Berta Güell and Marina Marín
Carme Colomina, Senior Research Fellow, CIDOB (coordinated and edited)
Moussa Bourekba, investigador principal, CIDOB y Alberto Martín Álvarez, investigador distinguido, Universidad de Girona.
The SAHWA Project is a FP-7 interdisciplinary collaborative research project led by the Barcelona Center for International Affairs (CIDOB) and co-financed by the European Commission as part of its Research Framework Programme.
CIDOB participates as a partner in a project that will analyse the Future of EU-Turkey relations
Hablaremos de condiciones y formas de solidaridad, de límites y amenazas, y de la relación de solidaridad entre “propios” y “ajenos”, entre lo interno y lo externo. Repensaremos la solidaridad, contextualizando el concepto en nuevas realidades, interacciones e interdependencias. Paralelamente, proponemos un trabajo crítico a partir de experiencias, fenómenos e intereses para, entre todos, pensadores, planificadores y actores, producir bases de un nuevo horizonte de civismo solidario.
EU-LISTCO investigates under which conditions ALS/CO (Areas of Limited Statehood)/(Contested Orders) deteriorate into governance breakdown and violent conflict, turning risks into security threats for Europe.The project also looks into how the preparedness of the EU and its member states can be strengthened to anticipate, prevent, and respond to threats of governance breakdown and violent conflict and to foster resilience in ALS/CO.
CASCADES analyzes the impact of climate change on livelihoods, economies and political systems outside Europe, the implications of such impact for Europe and what European foreign policy could do to mitigate associated risks.
The main objective of EUCTER is to contribute to a new understanding of the role of European Union (Commission, member states, Council, EP) in EU counter-terrorism in the EU and through EU external action.
This project will address the role of women and youth in preventing violent extremism in seven countries: Germany, Spain, France, Jordan, Morocco, the United Kingdom and Tunisia.
The main objective of BRIDGES is to understand the causes and consequences of migration narratives in a context of increasing politicization and polarization
The project sets out to rethink, reshape, and review the EU’s democracy support policies in its Eastern & Southern Neighbourhoods. Conceiving democracy support as a social practice requiring the collective democractic learning of all stakeholders involved, the project’s consortium will pilot test a Democracy Learning Loop to create new channels and tools for interaction between the EU and its neighbours.