RIME HANANE ABDALLI

Rime Hanane Abdalli serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Gaziantep University, where she contributes to sociological research and education with a focus on contemporary digital society. Her institutional role anchors her work in rigorous academic inquiry into evolving social structures and human interactions.

Her core research domains include Media Sociology, Sociology of the Body, and Sociology of Communication, examining how digital platforms transform identity, social dynamics, and cultural practices. Specific investigations cover generational shifts in social media usage (e.g., Gen-Z on TikTok), cyber violence manifestations, religious conversion epistemology, and pandemic-induced educational disruptions. Methodologically, she employs content analysis and qualitative frameworks to dissect phenomena like Facebook violence patterns and religious identity transitions.

Her publication trajectory from 2012–2023 reveals a strategic evolution from foundational cyber violence studies toward emergent digital frontiers: early work established frameworks for online aggression analysis, while recent scholarship probes pandemic e-learning adaptations and TikTok’s cultural resonance. This progression underscores her commitment to linking theoretical sociology with urgent societal debates around technology’s role in human experience.

No scientific awards or major honors were documented in the available information regarding Dr. Abdalli’s career achievements.

Details about graduate student supervision, research grants, or funded projects remain unspecified in current records, indicating these elements may not form prominent public aspects of her academic profile or fall outside the scope of indexed materials.