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Maria Laura Lisboa

PhD Candidate

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Security, defence, nuclear weapons

Geographical Area(s): European Union, Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe

Thesis topic:

The Babel Tower of European Security: An analysis of the utility of the term 'hybrid threats' in a European context, supervised by Ariel Colonomos

Doha Lkasmi

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Grand Strategy, Maghreb, Morocco, armament

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, Security, defence, nuclear weapons

Geographical Area(s): North Africa

Country(ies): Morocco

Language(s): French, English, Arabic

Thesis topic:

La Grande stratégie du Maroc : déterminants de la politique étrangère, supervised by Thierry Balzacq

Hugo Longieras

PhD Candidate

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): Global realm

Thesis topic:

Agency of Local Staff in the UN Bureaucracy: How Local Staff Negotiate their Position within Hierarchies, supervised by Chiara Ruffa

Alessandro Maffei

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): International political economy, digital economy, digital policies, economic history, capitalism

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): Political Economy, International Relations

Research Group(s): Global economy, capitalism, extraction, International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): Central and Eastern Europe, Global realm , North America, East Asia, Western Europe

Country(ies): China, United States of America

Language(s): Italian, English, French, Spanish

Thesis topic:

An IPE comparison between the US and China digital policies, supervised by Hugo Meijer

Sophie Maier

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Populism, Hindu Nationalism, Climate Policy

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Nationalism, religion, identity and discrimination, State, political regimes, mobilisations

Geographical Area(s): Central and Eastern Europe, Global realm , South Asia, Western Europe, European Union

Country(ies): India

Language(s): German, English

Thesis topic:

Global Populist Networking: The Special Relationship Between European Populist Parties and India, supervised by Christian Lequesne

Roland Marchal

CNRS Junior Professor

Research Interest(s): Armed conflicts in Central Africa and in the Horn of Africa, great powers and Africa

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): Political Sociology, Comparative Politics, International Relations

Research Group(s): Global economy, capitalism, extraction, State, political regimes, mobilisations, Nationalism, religion, identity and discrimination, International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, Security, defence, nuclear weapons, Violence, war and peace

Geographical Area(s): Central Africa, East Africa and The Horn

Language(s): English, Italian, Spanish

Philippe Martini Toriz

PhD Candidate

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): Global realm , Latin America and the Caribbean, South Asia

Country(ies): Bhutan, Ecuador

Thesis topic:

Les Indicateurs Internationaux de Développement et la Construction d'un Monde Pluriel, supervised by Ariel Colonomos

Rémi Meehan

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Digital diplomacy, State use of social media, Public diplomacy

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, Science, technology and power

Geographical Area(s): North America, South Asia, Western Europe

Language(s): English, French

Thesis topic:

Public Diplomacy in the digital space: How states use social media to advance their narratives, supervised by Christian Lequesne

Hugo Meijer

CNRS Junior Professor, CERI Deputy Director for Scientific Affairs

Research Interest(s): Foreign Policy Analysis, Security Studies, US foreign policy in East Asia, US-China relations, transformation of defense policies in Europe

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, Security, defence, nuclear weapons, Violence, war and peace

Geographical Area(s): North America, Global realm , Western Europe

Language(s): French, Italian, English, Dutch, Spanish, Arabic

Françoise Mengin

FNSP Research Professor

Research Interest(s): Imperial legacies and the formation of the State in the Chinese world, political economy of the partition of China, non-recognized States, international organizations

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations, Comparative Politics

Research Group(s): State, political regimes, mobilisations, International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): Global realm , East Asia

Country(ies): China, Taiwan

Language(s): English, Chinese

Adlene Mohammedi

Associated Expert

Research Interest(s): The evolution of Russian foreign policy towards the Arab world, The new political and geopolitical balances in North Africa, The crisis of the state in the Arab world, The Yemeni conflict

Discipline(s): Geography

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): Global realm , Middle East, North Africa, Russia

Country(ies): Algeria, Lebanon, Morocco, Russian Federation, Syria, Tunisia

Language(s): French, English, Arabic, Russian

Augustin Normand

PhD Candidate

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): European Union, Western Europe

Country(ies): China, France, Germany, Russian Federation

Thesis topic:

Le leadership du couple franco-allemand dans les relations commerciales de l’Union Européenne avec la Chine et la Russie, 2008-2021, supervised by Christian Lequesne

Valérie November

CNRS Research Professor

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Art, humanities, and international research, Global economy, capitalism, extraction, Environmental risks and planetary limits, Science, technology and power

Edgar Paysant

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Security, civil-military relations, the French War on Terror, military sociology, gender, emotions

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Violence, war and peace, State, political regimes, mobilisations, Security, defence, nuclear weapons

Geographical Area(s): Global realm , Western Europe

Language(s): English

Thesis topic:

Protection and emotions in non-conventional military operations, supervised by Chiara Ruffa and Béatrice Châteauvert-Gagnon

Benoît Pelopidas

Associate Professor

Research Interest(s): Global nuclear history, French nuclear history, the role of expertise in the field of international security, construction, legitimation and contestation of the nuclear knowledge, the Anthropocene, international political theory (democracy in the nuclear age), memory and memorialization of nuclear events, oral history

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Art, humanities, and international research, International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, Environmental risks and planetary limits, Science, technology and power, Security, defence, nuclear weapons, Violence, war and peace

Geographical Area(s): Global realm

Language(s): French, English, Spanish

Catherine Perron

FNSP Junior Researcher

Research Interest(s): Memory and identity, policies of history and policies of memory vis-à-vis territorial losses and forced migrations, policies of the past.

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): Political Sociology, Comparative Politics, International Relations

Research Group(s): Migrations, diasporas, borders, cities and territories, Nationalism, religion, identity and discrimination, Violence, war and peace

Geographical Area(s): Central and Eastern Europe

Country(ies): Germany

Language(s): German, English, Czech

Karoline Postel-Vinay

FNSP Research Professor

Research Interest(s): Narratives in international politics, from the global to the planetary, Japan in Northeast Asia, Connectivity geopolitics

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations, Comparative Politics

Research Group(s): Art, humanities, and international research, Nationalism, religion, identity and discrimination, International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): Global realm , East Asia

Country(ies): Japan

Language(s): French, English, Japanese

Gabriel Pourre

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Ethics of war, Just war, Law of Armed Conflict, Nuclear and deterrence strategy, International Political Theory

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations, Political Theory

Research Group(s): Security, defence, nuclear weapons, Violence, war and peace

Geographical Area(s): Global realm

Country(ies): United States of America

Language(s): English, Chinese, Italian

Thesis topic:

La politique de ciblage nucléaire des États-Unis face au droit des conflits armés, supervised by Ariel Colonomos

Benjamin Puybareau

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): The norm of secrecy in IR, normative debates in IR, history of secret services, intelligence service cooperation

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy

Geographical Area(s): Global realm , North America, Western Europe

Country(ies): France, United Kingdom, United States of America

Thesis topic:

Secrecy and unveiling in international relations: the reconfigurations of the norm of secrecy in the Western world, supervised by Ariel Colonomos et de Thierry Balzacq