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Tom Abram

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Chinese politics and strategic thinking, AI governance, emerging technologies and national security

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Science, technology and power

Geographical Area(s): East Asia

Country(ies): China

Language(s): French, English, Chinese

Thesis topic:

China in global governance of artificial intelligence, supervised by Stéphanie Balme

Stéphanie Balme

FNSP Research Professor, HDR, CERI Director

Research Interest(s): China's Science Policies ; Science & Tech Diplomacy ; Deglobalization ; China-EU-US Relations

Discipline(s): Political Science, Law

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

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

Geographical Area(s): East Asia

Country(ies): China

Language(s): English, Chinese, Italian

Richard Banégas

Full Professor, HDR

Research Interest(s): Citizenship, political violence, mobilizations, crises and conflicts

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): Political Sociology

Research Group(s): Nationalism, religion, identity and discrimination; State, political regimes, mobilisations; Art, humanities, and international research; Science, technology and power; Violence, war and peace

Geographical Area(s): Central Africa, West Africa

Language(s): English

Michaël Bourdon

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Entrepreneurship, start-ups, the State, elites, modernity, digital transition

Discipline(s): Anthropology, Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): Political Sociology, Comparative Politics

Research Group(s): Global economy, capitalism, extraction; State, political regimes, mobilisations; Science, technology and power

Geographical Area(s): West Africa

Country(ies): Ghana, Togo

Language(s): French, English

Thesis topic:

Un nouvel entrepreneuriat du développement ? Les start-ups, l'Etat et la recomposition du capitalisme en Afrique de l'Ouest, supervised by Richard Banégas

Elias Brugidou

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Security and War, Expertise, The West(s), Narrations and Visualities

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Security, defence, nuclear weapons; Violence, war and peace; Science, technology and power; Art, humanities, and international research

Geographical Area(s): North America, Western Europe

Language(s): French, English, Spanish

Thesis topic:

Une guerre sensible ? Cadrer, connaître et combattre la « menace informationnelle » en Amérique du Nord et en Europe, supervised by Frédéric Ramel

Yu-ning Chiu

PhD Candidate

Research Interest(s): Alliance Theory in IR, Economic Security, Semiconductor & AI Supply Chains

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations, Political Theory

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

Geographical Area(s): East Asia, European Union, Western Europe

Country(ies): United States of America, Taiwan, Japan

Language(s): Chinese, English, French

Thesis topic:

Economic Security Policies and Alliance Management: A Comparative Study of Taiwan, Japan, and the European Union, supervised by Stéphanie Balme

Sinan Chu

Associate Researcher

Research Interest(s): Politique ethnique de la Chine, histoire intellectuelle de la Chine, science et politique, théorie critique des relations internationales, perspectives non occidentales des relations internationales

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): Comparative Politics, International Relations

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

Geographical Area(s): East Asia

Country(ies): China

Language(s): Chinese, English, German, Italian

Laure de Rochegonde

Associate Research Fellow

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Security, defence, nuclear weapons; Science, technology and power

Geographical Area(s): Global realm

Thesis topic:

Mathias Delori

CNRS Research Professor, HDR, CERI Deputy Director for Scientific Affairs

Research Interest(s): Relations between France and Germany, war on terrorism, war violence, critical security studies

Discipline(s): Political Science

Subdiscipline(s): International Relations

Research Group(s): Security, defence, nuclear weapons; Violence, war and peace; Science, technology and power

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

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

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