Scientific research serving social issues
The team
Anaïs Trousselle
Doctor in social geography and engineer in agro-development. Adept at field research work.
Itane Lacrampe-Camus
Doctor of geography and spatial planning. Specialized in the analysis of social networks and the practices of its users.
Enhancing the value of human and social sciences to shed light on changes in our societies
NARRAU is inspired by narro, which means to tell in Latin, reflecting our desire to work towards a better understanding of contemporary social dynamics. To achieve this, we work for a better quality of information and for the valorisation of knowledge in human and social sciences.
By linking society and research at every stage, NARRAU is a response to this social problem.
The scientific board
The scientific validity of our projects and investigative practices is a priority. This is why NARRAU has surrounded itself with a multidisciplinary team of researchers. They advise us in the conduct of our projects and accompany us on the ethical issues associated with the sensitive nature of the subjects we deal with.
Chloé
Salembier
Doctor of Agronomics Sciences, Management Sciences interface at FNCUMA and associate at INRAE
Research topics:
Agriculture,
Collective design,
Innovation,
Agronomic methods,
Farming systems
Field studies:
Argentina
Europe
France
Nelly
Leblond
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Geography at The Bartlett Development Planning Unit of the University College London
Research topics :
Agriculture
Sanitation
Environment
Waste
Slow and infrastructural violence
Fields of study :
Mozambique
Tanzania
Palestinian Territories
Sierra Leone
Virginie
Baby-Collin
University lecturer in Geography at the University of Aix-Marseille
Research topics :
Inequalities,
International migration, Transnationalism,
Urbanity
Fields of study :
Latin America,
United States of America,
Southern Europe
Geneviève
Cortès
University lecturer in Geography at the University Paul-Valéry Montpellier III
Research topics :
Migration,
Rurality,
Development
Fields of study :
Latin America,
Southern Europe
Pierre
Merlet
Lead investigator at the Nitlapan Institute of the Central American University (Nicaragua)
Research topics :
Agricultural development,
Natural resource management, Payment for environmental services, Political ecologies
Fields of study:
Central America
Our partners
Our team surrounds itself with partners (researchers, private, cultural and associative actors) for their knowledge of a theme and/or a study area. Our will is to promote local knowledge in order to allow a better circulation of ideas. Our partnerships take many forms (access to the field, data restitution, co-productions).
