About me
Blending the worlds of economics, management, sustainable development, and the arts, Rim has cultivated expertise in subjects such as green logistics, green supply chain management, tourism, and sustainable business practices. Currently a Ph.D. student in Economics and Tourism at the University of Malaga, Spain (2023–present), her doctoral research focuses on sustainable tourism, particularly the role of AI adoption in the Green Smart tourism industry. Previously, she earned a Ph.D. in Economic Sciences, Management, and Sustainable Development from the University of Abdelmalek Essaadi in Morocco (2016–2020).
Rim has held various academic roles, including serving as an Adjunct professor at the University of Abdelmalek Essaadi, Tetouan, Morocco, since 2021, where she heads the Department of Transport and Logistics. She has also been a doctoral researcher at the University of Malaga (2019–2020) and Sivas Cumhuriyet University in Turkey (2018–2019), contributing to high-impact research projects in logistics and tourism.
In addition to her academic work, Rim is an accomplished author of the poetry collection Quill and the Hormonal Quiver (2025), a reflective and deeply emotional book that blends science with art. The collection explores the profound emotional and psychological effects of bodily hormones, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of biology and poetry. Through vibrant metaphors and contemplative verse, Rim’s work invites readers to explore a range of human experiences, from love and joy to pain and healing.
Rim’s research has been widely recognized and funded by institutions such as the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (2023–present) and the National Centre for Scientific and Technical Research in Morocco (2016–2019). She has published numerous articles in high-impact journals and has presented her work at international conferences. Her commitment to advancing sustainable practices in tourism, logistics, and business is evident in both her academic research and her creative endeavors.
As the National President of the International Association on Public and Nonprofit Marketing (2022–present), Rim also advocates for sustainable practices in public policy and marketing. Her contributions to education and research continue to inspire both students and professionals across the globe.
Quill and the Hormonal Quiver is a deeply evocative collection of poems by Dr Rim Bakhat, blending the realms of science and art in a unique and compelling way. The book takes readers on a soul-stirring journey through contemplative poetry, exploring the intricate emotions and experiences that shape the human condition. With precision and passion, each poem acts as an arrow from a quiver, thoughtfully crafted to stir the heart and mind of its audience.
What sets Quill and the Hormonal Quiver apart is its innovative approach—drawing inspiration from the powerful influence of bodily hormones. This thematic element intertwines science with poetic expression, offering readers a refreshing perspective on the human experience. Through vibrant metaphors and glowing expressions, the collection invites deep reflection and exploration of the emotional spectrum, from joy and love to pain and healing.
A truly unique addition to the world of contemporary poetry, Quill and the Hormonal Quiver offers readers a profound meditation on how biology and emotion are intrinsically linked, presenting never-before-seen pieces that promise to resonate long after the last page is turned.
Step behind the lens and into the creative journey with Quill & the Hormonal Quiver. This exclusive gallery showcases the hard work, passion, and collaboration of the talented team that brought the visuals of the book to life. From the photographers capturing each moment to the designers perfecting every detail, these candid shots offer a unique look into the process of creating something truly special. Browse through these memories and experience the artistry and dedication that went into every picture, as we share the creative story with you.
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