Paulina Madej Paulina Madej Project Officer Paulina Madej has extensive experience in NGOs in Tunisia at both the national and international level. She previously worked as Liaison Officer for the NGO – Gender Concerns International and was an international observer of the presidential elections in Tunisia in 2014. Paulina Madej was also responsible for evaluation of projects funded by the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tunisia between 2012 and 2014 and translation services for this institution during the project “Tunisian Journalist in Action”. Paulina Madej has also worked for one of the most famous Tunisianactivists-Ms. Farah Hached in her NGO – The Democratic Lab. She is interested in MENA international relations. She has a Master’s degree in Arabic Language from The Jagiellonian University in Poland. In 2013 she completed a Master’s thesis on the Tunisian revolution. She speaks Polish, English, Arabic and Tunisian Arabic. Project Officer
Amel Hammami Amel Hammami Researcher Amel Hammami is a PhD student in Law and Economics at the University of Sousse and University of Hamburg where she focuses on the Law and Economics of Terrorism in the MENA region. She has worked as research assistant at the Department of International Law and International Relations at the University of Sousse since September 2013. Since September 2016, Amel has also been working as a legal expert at the Truth and Dignity Commission (IVD) in Tunis. Between 2013 and 2015, she has been a tutor at the Department of Public Law at the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences of Sousse, where she has taught Public International Law, Human Rights, Economic and Administrative Law. Amel graduated from the Faculty of Law and Political Sciences at the University of Sousse in June 2010. She stayed at the University of Sousse to complete her Masters of Public Law degree in Public International Law in July 2013. Her research focus is on political transformation in the post Arab Spring countries, including phenomena of political violence, state failure, radicalization, Law and Economics of Terrorism, international Law and International Relations. Researcher
