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This journal, in its capacity as the official journal of the Central and Eastern European International Studies Association (CEEISA), has been encouraging a reflection on the state of the IR discipline and its figures in the region for some time (Drulak and Drulakova 2000; Sergounin 2000; Kratochvil 2007; Sarvary 2008). Even though IR studies in the region have experienced a dynamic development since the late 1980s, when they were either non-existent or subject to heavy political tutelage, their contribution to 'Western' IR in terms of publications, projects and conference participation has been limited. Not only does the western IR community know little about what is going in the IR discipline in the Central and Eastern Europe3 (CEE), but even CEE scholars do not know much about the region beyond their own narrow national contexts. Indeed they are often better informed about the American or British IR than about the IR in their neighborhood. This forum contributes to filling in this knowledge gap by inviting scholars who work in CEE or who are in contact with the region to reflect on their experiences. Adapted from the source document.

Preface; Chapter 1: International Food Aid: Prepositioning Speeds Delivery Of Emergency Aid, but Additional Monitoring of Time Frames and Costs iIs Needed; United States Government Accountability; Chapter 2: Audit of USAID's Internal Controls Over Prepositioned Food Assistance for the Horn of Africa, USAID Office of Inspector General; Chapter 3: International Food Aid: Better Agency Collaboration Needed to Assess and Improve Emergency Food Aid Procurement System, United States Government Accountability Office; Recommendations for Executive Action; Agency Comments and Our Evaluation; Appendix 1: Objectives, Scope, and Methodology; End Notes; Index.

L'objectif de cet article est de montrer comment les mobilités internationales façonnent les aspirations professionnelles et les choix d'orientation dans l'enseignement supérieur. Trente-huit anciens bénéficiaires d'une bourse de voyage Zellidja ont été interrogés par entretien semi-directif. La nature et les usages des mobilités internationales varient suivant les propriétés sociales et culturelles des individus. C'est une étape du processus d'émancipation ou la légitimation d'un projet professionnel dans les milieux populaires. Dans les milieux plus favorisés, ces mobilités forment à un temps long d'exploration de soi ou favorisent l'accumulation de compétences exploitables professionnellement.