Névyne Alexandra Zeineldin is a political science and sociology researcher specializing in immigration, cultural policies, and identity expression. She holds an MA in Political Science and dual BAs in Political Science and History from Paris 1 Sorbonne University. She completed her PhD at Descartes University, where her research explored the dynamics of inclusion and exclusion, identity construction, and the complexities of (im)possible cosmopolitanism. Her academic affiliations include the French Center for Gulf Studies (CEFREPA) and the French Institute for Muslim World Societies (IISMM), where she examines national narratives and public policies in the Gulf. She is also affiliated with the Hugo Observatory at the University of Liège, where she contributes to research on European migration policies and public opinion. Her work critically engages with contemporary debates on immigration, analyzing global migration dynamics and their socio-political implications.