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Jérôme Doyon
Assistant Professor (CPJ)
Center for International Studies (CERI)
Research Interest(s): Authoritarian regimes, Chinese Politics, Chinese Foreign Policy
Discipline(s): Political Science
Subdiscipline(s): International Relations, Comparative Politics
Research Group(s): State, political regimes, mobilisations; International order, foreign policy, diplomacy; Migrations, diasporas, borders, cities and territories
Geographical Area(s): East Asia
Country(ies): China
Language(s): French, English, Chinese
Biography
Jérôme Doyon is a Junior Professor at the Centre for International Studies (CERI) at Sciences Po. His research focuses on Chinese domestic and foreign policy, particularly the internal workings of the Chinese Communist Party and its activities beyond China's borders.
His most recent book examines the evolution of the Chinese Communist Party over the past 100 years: The Chinese Communist Party: a 100-year Trajectory (co-edited with Chloé Froissart, Australian National University Press, 2024). His work has also appeared in various academic journals, including Critique Internationale, Political Studies, and The China Quarterly.
Before joining CERI, he held positions at Harvard, Oxford, the University of Edinburgh, and SOAS. He holds a dual doctorate from Columbia University (New York) and Sciences Po (Paris). He also worked at the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) as editor-in-chief of China Analysis.
Current Research
- Inner-working of the Chinese Communist Party and its expansion beyond Chinese borders
- The management of ethnic and religious minorities in contemporary China
- Chinese United Front Strategy
publications
Main publications
The Chinese Communist Party: a 100-year Trajectory, (co-edited with Chloé Froissart), Australian National University Press, 2024, 454 p.
Rejuvenating Communism: Youth Organizations and Elite Renewal in Post-Mao China, University of Michigan Press (China Understandings Today series), 2023.
“Knowing the wrong cadre? Networking in the Chinese Party- State”, co-authored with Franziska Keller, Political Studies, 2020, 68 (4), pp. 1036-1053.
“The strength of a weak organization: The Communist Youth League as a path to power in post-Mao China”, The China Quarterly, 2020, n° 243, pp. 780-800.
“La matrice de l’Etat-Parti : réseaux et trajectoires politiques en Chine contemporaine”, Critique Internationale, n° 81, 2018, pp. 173-192.
Négocier la place de l’islam chinois : Les associations islamiques à Nankin sous l’ère des réformes, Paris, L'Harmattan, 2014, 256 p.
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