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Hamid   Mokaddem

Independent researcher
IFMNC
IFMNC (New Caledonia)
Specialities
Anthropology of Ontology, Race / Racism, Esthetic
Discipline(s)
Philosophy
Anthropology
Member of
European Society for Oceanists (ESfO)
Geographic administrative areas
New Caledonia
Geographic places
Melanesia
Historical periods
21st century
Indigenous languages
Fwâi, Cemuhî
Experiences
  • Field Research
    political, litteracy, ethnography
    agency and trajectory of people and peoples, arts and social sciences in Oceania.

  • Teaching Experiences
    education — IFMNC

  • Field Research (1989 to 2018)
    political and esthetically fields in Kanaky New Caledonia — no name
    undestranding the conversion and trajectory of ethnic in peoples in colonial context in Oceania.

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