Doctoral student · Gaston Berger University
Ndèye Khady Diop is a doctoral student in political science at the Gaston Berger University of Saint-Louis. His research focusses on public and political communication issues, particularly in the context of the fight against terrorism and violent extremism in the Sahel.
She is also a junior research assistant at LASPAD (Laboratory for the Analysis of Societies and Powers in Africa), where she contributes to projects on security, governance and citizen perception issues. In addition, she acts as a project manager within the Citizen Security Barometer, where she participates in the design, coordination and valorisation of surveys on security dynamics in West Africa.
Holder of a bachelor's degree in public, territorial communication and sustainable development and a master's degree in international relations, Ndèye Khady Diop is particularly interested in the strategic role of communication in crisis contexts, as well as interactions between institutional actors, media and populations
Recension de : Mesa, B. (2024). Le Sahel : tribus, jihad et trafics. La Croisée des Chemins. Introduction Les mutations des conflits armés au Sahel, conjuguées à l’incapacité des armées nati…
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