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Augustin Normand

PhD Candidate

Center for International Studies (CERI)

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Research Interest(s): EU trade policy, EU studies diplomatic practices, qualitative methods

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

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

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

Language(s): French, English, German

Biography

Augustin Normand is preparing his Ph.D. at CERI, under the supervision of Christian Lequesne. His research focuses on European trade policy and the practices of diplomatic actors who negotiate EU trade agreements. Sciences Po graduate (research master thesis), He is also working on the challenges posed by disability in qualitative methods.

Current Research

EU trade policy, diplomatic practices, diplomatic theory, qualitative methodology

Thesis topic

The role of the national representatives in charge of trade in the EU common commercial policy through their practices (2008-2023), supervised by Christian Lequesne

Teaching

  • Espace Mondial, Campus Union Européenne - Europe Centrale et Orientale de Dijon - TD (2023, 2024)
  • Introduction à la Science Politique, Campus de Paris - TD (2023)
  • EU Institutions, Law and Policies : Current Issues
    and Future Challenges, Campus de Paris - Teaching Assistant (2023)
  • Séances du cours « Expertise des enjeux stratégiques et sécuritaires interrégionaux » de l’enseignement Transverse Asie Moyen-Orient, Sciences Po Lille - Cours magistraux (depuis 2022)

publications

Article in a peer-reviewed journal

Other publications

Conference presentations

  • ""It's Our Satellite": How Is Trust Maintained Between a Member State Representative in the EU Trade Policy Context and Her Capital? A Practice Analysis", paper presented during the 19th Pan-European Conference of the European International Studies Association (EISA), Lisbon, 1-4 September 2026. 
     
  • "Crossing Theoretical Incompatibility: Building a Bridge Between Practice Theory and Role Theory to Analyze Diplomats' Identities", paper presented during the 19th Pan-European Conference of the European International Studies Association (EISA), Lisbon, 1-4 September 2026. 
     
  • « Retour d’expérience d’un doctorant sur ses années d’études », Journées Nationales des Référents Handicaps (JNRH) 2026, sur le thème Accompagner les transitions et sécuriser les parcours des étudiants en situation de handicap,  Nancy, 26-27 mars 2026.

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