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Research Interest(s): Rights of nature, Ecology, Peru, Bolivia
Discipline(s): Political Science
Subdiscipline(s): Comparative Politics
Research Group(s): Environmental risks and planetary limits, State, political regimes, mobilisations
Geographical Area(s): Latin America and the Caribbean
Country(ies): Bolivia, Peru
Language(s): French, Spanish, English
Biography
Manon Deguet is a PhD student in political science, specializing in comparative politics. Under the joint supervision of Sandrine Revet (CERI) and Franck Poupeau (CNRS, CREDA), she is studying the political construction of the rights of nature in Peru and Bolivia. She holds a master's degree in development and international cooperation from Sciences Po Toulouse. After two years' experience in a sustainable development research and consultancy firm, she worked for a year and a half at the French Institute of Andean Studies in Lima, where she conducted exploratory research on her thesis topic.
Thesis topic
La construction politique des droits de la nature : l’expérience péruviano-bolivienne autour du lac Titicaca, supervised by Sandrine Revet & Franck Poupeau
