Home>Gabriel Pourre
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
Biography
Gabriel Pourre is a PhD student in political science, specializing in International relations, at the CERI with the support of the French Ministry of Defense. Under the supervision of Ariel Colonomos, he works on the US nuclear targeting policy and its control by the Law of Armed Conflict. Through an international political theory approach, he thinks about the conditions of a just war and especially analyzes how nuclear employment strategy bargains with other aspects of nuclear policy (deterrence, escalation management, arms control). He holds degrees in political science and international relations from Sciences Po Paris (M.A. and B.A.).
Current Research
Ethics of war and the law of armed conflict, Nuclear strategy, United States defense policy
Thesis topic
La politique de ciblage nucléaire des États-Unis face au droit des conflits armés, supervised by Ariel Colonomos
Teaching
Collège universitaire, campus de Paris, Sciences Po
Conférence de méthode du cours "Espace mondial. Thinking IR Globally" (Bachelor 2)
