Education

Ph. D: Political Science, The University of Paris 8. Subject: Globalization and Modernity.

DEA: (Diplôme d’Etudes Approfondies-One year program after MA) in Philosophy, The University of Sorbonne, Paris I.

DEA: (Diplôme d’Etudes Approfondies-One year program after MA) in Political Science, The University of Paris 8.

DESS:  (Diplôme d’Etudes Supérieures Specialisées-One year program after MA) in Social Science Studies and Methodology of Research, The Universities of Paris 7 (Jussieu) and The University of Paris 8 (St. Denis).

M. A: Philosophy, The University of Paris 8.

B. A: Philosophy, The University of Paris 8.

DEUG:  (two years program) in Human Sciences, History, The University of Paris 8.

Teaching Areas

Political Science, Philosophy (History, Ethics and Politics), Social Sciences, Research Methodology, Modernity, Intercultural Communications and Management. 

Teaching positions held at

The University of Paris 8, France

The International School of Management (American School), Paris.

The CESI - Cefipa (Centre de Formation Ingénieur Par Apprentissage) [School

of Engineering] [Grande Ecole], Paris.

The ISEG (Institut Supérieur Européen de Gestion) [Grande

Ecole], Lille.

The INSSEC (Sup de Pub) (ISCM- l’Institut Supérieur de

Communication et de Marketing) [Grand Ecole], Paris.

The ISIS (Institut Supérieur en Intervention Sociale), Paris.

The INFREP (Institut National de Formation et de Recherche

sur l’éducation), Paris.

The KIMEP, “Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics and Strategic Research” (KIMEP), a leading International Institute in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
The National University, South Africa.

Academic Positions held as

Associate Professor (2002- Present)

Assistant Professor (1999-2002)

Lecture (1990-1998)

Researcher at GREMA (Research group on “Modernity and

Tradition / East and West Study on cultural differences”), a

sub-group of CRISE-LEC, Department of Education, The

University of Paris 8. France (1996-1998).

Professional positions held as

Director of “Management Institute of Canada”, Montreal,

Canada (2004-Present)

Director of the KIMEP Research Centre, Almaty, Kazakhstan

(2000-2002)

Director of the Franco Canadian Institute of Management, Paris (2005-07).
 

Program director: CFILC, (Centre de Formation en

Informatique Langues et Communication), Paris (1996-97).

Creating an educational network for Master and Bachelor degrees for the Management Institute of Canada in Montreal, Paris, the Netherlands, California, South Africa, Dubai, Afghanistan, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Singapore, Malaysia, Russia, Senegal from 2004 to 2007.
 

Invited Professor

Visiting Professor in Political Science, for CEP (Civic Education

Project), Sponsored by Yale University. At KIMEP, Almaty.

Visiting Professor at the Almaty School of Management, Almaty, Kazakhstan.

Visiting Professor at the Tajikistan State University of Commerce, Dushanbe, Tajikistan.

Visiting Professor in Romania (Bucharest), Organized by the European Commission Programme, « Socrate-Tempus », (Trans-European mobility scheme for university studies) and CESI - Cefipa

Visiting Professor in Tunisia (Tunis), for CESI – Cefipa, organized by the European Commission Programme, « Socrate-Tempus », .

Courses taught

Political Science.

Research Methodology.

Ethics, Law and Philosophy.

Modernism and Post Modernism in the Western World.

History of Political Thought (Political Theories) (Link)

Introduction to Political Science.

Comparative Politics: West and East  

History of European Philosophy.

International Relations (Link)

Intercultural Management.

Intercultural Communication.

Prepared Curriculum

General and European Philosophy (BSS degree)

Political Science Program (Master’s degree)

International Relations (BSS and Master’s degrees)

International Executive MBA (IEMBA)

Others

Chair of the Editorial Board of the ‘Central Asian Journal’, published in English by the KIMEP Research Center (KCRD) in collaboration with Yale University (USA) (2000-2002)

Collaboration with:

“Herald Tribune”, published in Paris (2001).

“Ouest France”, published in Paris (1999).

"Courrier International", published in Paris (1998).