1. Scientific Vision

The center’s objective is to become a recognized institution in applied research and strategic analysis of economic, social, and institutional transformations by developing interdisciplinary research capable of informing public decision-making and development policies.

In a global context marked by accelerating economic, social, and environmental transformations, CRIDIAT aims to contribute to the production of knowledge that enhances understanding of contemporary changes.

2. Scientific Priorities

The center’s scientific priorities are structured around five strategic areas.

Priority 1

Understanding Economic Transformations and Development Dynamics

CRIDIAT will develop research on the transformation of economic systems in the context of globalization and economic transitions.

Research will focus particularly on:

The research will aim to analyze the conditions necessary for inclusive and sustainable economic development.

Priority 2

Analyzing Institutional Transformations and Public Policies

Changes in public institutions represent a major challenge for contemporary societies.

CRIDIAT will develop research on:

This research will provide valuable insights to support the improvement of public action.

Priority 3

Studying Social, Migration, and Territorial Dynamics

Human mobility and demographic transformations are major drivers of societal change.

Research will focus particularly on:

These analyses will contribute to a better understanding of the social and economic impacts of contemporary human mobility.

Priority 4

Strengthening Research on Human Security and Social Stability

Contemporary societies face numerous challenges related to human security, social crises, and political tensions.

CRIDIAT will develop research on:

Priority 5

Analyzing Cultural and Identity Transformations

Globalization is profoundly transforming cultures and collective identities.

The center’s research will focus on:

These analyses will contribute to a deeper understanding of the interactions between modernity and tradition.

3. Development of Academic Partnerships

Over the next five years, CRIDIAT will develop academic partnerships with:

These partnerships will facilitate:

The center will also encourage the participation of doctoral candidates and early-career researchers in its scientific activities.

4. Development of International Projects

CRIDIAT will seek to develop collaborations with international organizations and cooperation institutions.

Projects may focus on:

The center may collaborate in particular with:

5. Scientific Output

Research activities will generate various forms of scientific output, including:

CRIDIAT will also develop a knowledge dissemination policy aimed at making its research accessible to public decision-makers and development stakeholders.

6. Institutional Development

Over the next five years, CRIDIAT aims to:

The objective is to position CRIDIAT as an internationally recognized center for research and strategic analysis.

7. Expected Impact

The implementation of this roadmap will contribute to:

The 2025–2030 Scientific Roadmap provides the strategic framework for CRIDIAT’s research activities.

It reflects the center’s ambition to become an independent think tank capable of producing rigorous analyses and contributing to a deeper understanding of the economic, social, and institutional transformations shaping the contemporary world.