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David Camroux
Associate Researcher
david.camroux@sciencespo.fr
Research Interest(s): Comparative regional integration (EU-Asia) : The EU as a global actor in Asia; Nationalism, ‘nation-building’, regime consolidation and regionalization in Southeast Asia; Domestic politics, religious resurgence in Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand; Migration, globalization and ‘transnationalism’ in Southeast Asia; Australia in their Asian environment
Discipline(s): Political Science
Subdiscipline(s): Comparative Politics, International Relations
Research Group(s): State, political regimes, mobilisations, International order, foreign policy, diplomacy
Geographical Area(s): Oceania
Country(ies): New Zealand
Juliette Kon Kam King
Assistant Professor
juliette.konkamking@sciencespo.fr
Research Interest(s): 0ceans, environmental surveillance, science in society, territorialisation, infrastructures, Fiji, New Caledonia, Pacific Island States
Discipline(s): Geography
Subdiscipline(s): International Relations, Comparative Politics
Research Group(s): Global economy, capitalism, extraction, Environmental risks and planetary limits, Science, technology and power
Geographical Area(s): Oceania, Seas and Oceans, Global realm
Language(s): French, English
Léo Mugneret-La Gravière
PhD Candidate
leo.mugneretlagraviere@sciencespo.fr
Research Interest(s): Chinese politics, diaspora, authoritarianism
Discipline(s): Political Science
Subdiscipline(s): Comparative Politics
Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, State, political regimes, mobilisations
Geographical Area(s): Oceania, European Union
Country(ies): China
Thesis topic:
China’s Party-State Diasporic Modes of Authoritarian Governance Among Overseas Chinese Communities in Europe and the Pacific, supervised by Françoise Mengin and Jérôme Doyon
Maximilian Reinold
PhD Candidate
maximilian.reinold@sciencespo.fr
Research Group(s): Security, defence, nuclear weapons, International order, foreign policy, diplomacy
Geographical Area(s): Oceania, Seas and Oceans, South Asia
Thesis topic:
Preserving Maritime Order in an Era of Great Power Competition Mapping the Emerging Naval Security Cooperation System in the Indo-Pacific and Europe’s Role Therein, supervised by Hugo Meijer
Sarah Tegas
PhD Candidate
sarah.tegas@sciencespo.fr
Research Interest(s): Negotiation, transnational climate governance, UNFCCC, small states
Discipline(s): Political Science
Subdiscipline(s): International Relations
Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, Environmental risks and planetary limits, Art, humanities, and international research
Geographical Area(s): Global realm , Latin America and the Caribbean, Oceania
Language(s): French, English, Italian
Thesis topic:
Beyond coalitions: Small states in international climate negotiations, supervised by Carola Klöck
