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マグレブ地域の現代経済や植民地史 の研究者であるYamina BETTAHAR先生（フランス、ロレーヌ大学名誉教授）の研究講演会を開催いたします。
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【日時】2025年10月6日（月曜日）10：00～12：00
【場所】ハイブリッドにて開催
対面開催の会場は京都大学吉田キャンパス総合研究第2号館4階AA447（会議室）⇒以下地図の34番 https://www.kyoto-u.ac.jp/ja/access/campus/yoshida/map6r-y
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【言語】英語、フランス語（日本語の逐次通訳あり）

共催：京都大学ケナン・リファーイー・スーフィズム研究センター（KR）、 京都大学アフリカ地域資料センター（CAAS）
後援：京都大学イスラーム地域研究センター（KIAS）ロレーヌ大学アンリ・ポワンカレ人文社会科学研究所
◆ 当該講演会は下記の助成金の研究活動の一環として実施されます。
「スーフィズムの総合的研究：思想・文学・音楽・儀礼を通して」（科研費　国際共同研究加速基金（国際共同研究強化（B））、JSPS JP21KK0001）
「非アラブにおける穏健イスラームの研究：インドネシア・パキスタン・トルコの事例から」（科研費　基盤研究（A）、JSPS JP22H00034）
「アフリカ・アジアのデジタルネイティブ世代における宗教性と市民社会」（科研費 国際共同研究強化(B) 22KK0013)

”International Mobility of Moroccan engineering students in France.
Socio-historical variations and transnational issues”
Conference by Dr. Yamina BETTAHAR

Student mobility is an old phenomenon, but without going back to the founding
periods, we can consider that the beginning of the 19th century marks the start of an
unprecedented expansion of the foreign presence within higher education establishments in the countries of Central and Western Europe (Germany, Switzerland, France, Belgium, etc.), which are the main host countries. In France, the reception and training of Maghrebi professional elites was initially part of French colonization in Algeria or the protectorate mandate (in Tunisia and Morocco), then intensified after independence and continued to this day.
This presentation aims to focus in particular on the reception in Nancy of Moroccan
engineering students, whose exemplary case has been analyzed, as part of scientific and technical training. Initially, the arrival of these students was part of the protectorate policy led by Lyautey from 1912, with the arrival of the first sons of notables, hand-picked. This is what we will endeavor to demonstrate by mobilizing archives to support our argument. Then, from the 1960s and 1970s, Nancy’s engineering schools, including the National School of Electricity and Mechanics of Nancy, gradually attracted more Moroccan students.
We will analyze these different developments and the ways in which these students are welcomed, as well as their social and family backgrounds, their social networks, and their socio-professional future between yesterday and today. We will use different methodologies for this purpose: statistics, institutional documentation, interviews and biographical background to highlight some emblematic figures.
KEYWORDS : Maghreb, socio-history, student mobilities, engineering training, elites,
franco-Moroccan cooperation.

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Dr. Yamina BETTAHAR is Emeritus in Sociology and History of sciences at Lorraine
University (Nancy, France). She is member of Laboratory « Archives Henri Poincaré »,
UMR 7117 / CNRS at Lorraine University. She is the author of many articles and books on socio-history, internationalization of Higher education systems, colonial and post-colonial academic / scientific institutions in The Maghreb, the concept of academic model (Algeria, Morocco) and the international student mobility (in & out), new global circulatory dynamics (students engineers, researchers). Socio-historical and contemporary, multidisciplinary and international comparisons. She is member of various scientific committees of journals (Journal of International Mobility (JIM), PUF, France ; Le Ragioni di Erasmus+, Press University of Roma 3, Italie,…). She has made several guest visits to Japan, Canada, Italy, Portugal, Czech Republic and the Maghreb.