Fabrice D'ALMEIDA

Fabrice D'ALMEIDA is a Professor of History at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, where he serves as Assistant Vice President of Publishing and Media. His academic roles include directing the Master's 2 Program in Media and Globalization, the Global Journalism and Communication Masters, and the Audiovisual & Digital Research Chair (2014-2021). He leads the Information Manipulation Observatory and is affiliated with the CARISM Laboratory, focusing on interdisciplinary media research.

• Education: History graduate, Doctor of History, and Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches (HDR).

Research interests center on Nazism, political propaganda, and audiovisual media. His work explores the interplay of power, leisure, and ideology in Nazi Germany, alongside broader themes like media manipulation, information warfare, and globalization's impact on communication. Publications like Secret Archives of the Armies (2019) and Manipulation (4th ed. 2017) highlight his interdisciplinary approach.

Scientific collaborations include expertise for the FNRS, membership in the OURS Board of Directors, and roles in academic councils for the Ministry of Defense and Universidad Aberta de Lisbon. He contributes to journals like Le temps des médias and evaluates historical works through the Overseas History Prize jury.