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Date of birth: 17.12.1967 in
Viry-Châtillon (France).
Nationality: French
1. EDUCATION:
2009 : Studieskolen, Copenhagen: Studieprøve. (Proficiency in Danish)
2008 :
Studieskolen,
Copenhagen: Prøve i dansk 3 (Proficiency in Danish).
2000:
University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne: PhD
thesis: Identité et loyauté. Étude des processus de
recomposition identitaire des agents ministériels du
Brandebourg et de la Saxe depuis l’Unification allemande.
1993: University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne: DEA
(5th year degree) in Political sociology. Master thesis: La
construction de l’État ouest-allemand en 1948-1949: entre
importation et tradition.
1992: University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne: Master
(4th year degree) in Political Science.
1991: University
Paris IV Sorbonne: Master (4th year
degree) Applied Foreign Languages (English, German).
University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne: Bachelor
(3d year degree) in Law.
1987-1989: Universität des Saarlandes - Centre
d’Études Juridiques Françaises: law programme.
1985: Baccalauréat in Literature, philosophy and languages
(English, German, Italian).
2. GRANTS AND AWARDS:
2011: Travel grant from the Carlsberg Foundation for a research stay in Berlin (Sept. 2012-Aug. 2013).
2009: French prize winner
of the French-German
Parliamentary Prize.
2002 –
2003: Jean Monnet Fellow at the
European University Institute (Florence)
(post-doc).
2001: PhD thesis nominated
for the Maurice Picard Award of the
Chancery of the Universities of Paris.
1997 : University
of Leipzig – Zentrum für Höhere Studien
(various short term doctoral grants).
3. RESEARCH:
Research
area: European Union; western Political systems,
international organizations.
Objet
of research: political institutions, states, empires, civil
service, staffing policies, democratic transition in East
Germany, identity, loyalty.
Approaches
and
theories: comparative politics; historical institutionalism;
representative bureaucracy; administrative public policies;
sociology; cognitive approaches.
Methods: qualitative methods
(in-depth interviews; archive).
3a. institutional integration:
September
2012 - August 2013: visiting
scholar at the Centre Marc Bloch (Berlin) - funded by
the Carlsberg Foundation.
Since
Sept. 2007: associate professor at the Department of Business and
Politics, Copenhagen Business School, Copenhagen.
March
2007 – August 2007: external lecturer at
the Dept. for History and Political Science of
the University Paris Lodron, Salzburg.
February
2007: visiting scholar at the Copenhagen
Business School.
17-21
April 2006: visiting scholar at the Copenhagen
Business School (ERASMUS-Teaching Staff Mobility).
February
2005: visiting scholar at the European
University Institute (Florence).
2004 –
2007: assistant professor at the Dept. for
History and Political Science of the University Paris Lodron,
Salzburg.
2004 –
2004: Research associate at the CERSA,
University Paris II.
2002 – 2003: Jean Monnet Fellow at
the European University
Institute ( Florence).
2000 –
2002: Research associate at the CACSP,
University Paris I.
2000 –
2002: Attachée Temporaire d’Enseignement et de Recherche
(contractual assistant professor) at the University
Paris
I / Research associate at the CRPS,
University Paris I.
1997 –
2000:
Member of the doctoral programme ”Ambivalenzen der
Okzidentalisierung” of the Zentrum für Höhere
Studien, University of Leipzig.
1995 –
2000:
PhD candidate at the Centre Marc Bloch
(CNRS research unit URA 1795) – Berlin.
1993 -
1994:
Student assistant (Wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin) at
the Department of Public Law of the University of Regensburg.
3b. Organization and coordination:
2014: convenor of the panel "Resurrecting the Idea of Empire in EU Studies", 2014 annual conference of the Council for European Studies, 14-16 March, Washington DC.
2014: oganisation with Raffaella Del Sarto (EUi, Florence), of the international conference "Imperial Soft Power and Governance beyond borders: The EU's relations with North Africa and the Middle East." 23 and 24 January 2014, Copenhagen Business School.
2012: organisation of the international graduate conference "United we stand? The EU's current challenges and the way forward." 21-22 juin 2012, Copenhagen Business School.
2009: convenor of the panel
"Administrative change in the European Commission", 21th
world congress of the IPSA, Santiago (Chili) (forthcoming).
2008: coordination of the
tutorials of the course "Political Science and Political Theory"
(Copenhagen Business School).
2008: convenor of the two
panels "Staffing and Reforming the EU's administration" at the
2008 annual conference of the UACES, Edinburgh, 1-3 September
2008.
2007: in collaboration with
the French Embassy in Danemark, scientific organization of the
seminars “Débat d'idées franco-danois à la Copenhagen Business
School”.
2007: convenor of the panel
"Exploring the imperialization of the EU" at the 2007 annual
conference of the UACES, Portsmouth, 2-5 September 2007.
2005 –
2006: Organization of a research
seminar (doctoral and post-doc) on the European Union. (University Paris Lodron, Salzburg).
2003: interdisciplinary
workshop: “Between socialization and decision making: the
question of administrative culture in the EU”, European
University Institute, Florence, 11 / 12
April 2003. Organised with Vassiliki Triga (IUE-Florence).
http://www.iue.it/SPS/EventsConferences.html.
2001 –
2002 (Fall semester): Coordination of
the 1st year methods tutorials in Law/Political
Science at the University Paris 1 (1300
students, 17 lecturers) and elaboration of the pedagogical
programme of these tutorials.
1999: Organization
of the workshop “État de droit et État de non-droit.”, Centre Marc Bloch, working group “GDR, ex-GDR,
FRG?”, Berlin, 25 November 1999.
1997: Organization
of the workshop “Verwaltungstransformation und
Verwaltungskultur in den neuen Bundesländer”, Centre Marc Bloch, working group ”GDR, ex-GDR,
FRG?”, 11 November 1997.
3c. Participation to research groups
2004-2005: member of the
research group “European Union Studies”, University Paris
Lodron in Salzburg.
2003 –
2004: member of the working group “Figures of Authority”,
chaired by Peter Becker – European University Institute
(Florence). (See publicatons - 2008)
2000 –
2002: participation to the working group “L’administration
dans les transitions vers la démocratie”, chaired by Françoise
Dreyfus - CACSP/University Paris I. (See publications -
2004)
October
1995
– March 2000: Member of the research group “GDR, Ex-GDR, FRG?”
– Centre Marc Bloch (URA 1795 – Berlin).
4. INSTITUTIONNELS COMMITMENTS:
4a. Electoral terms:
2008-2012: member of the IBP
study board (Copenhagen Business School).
2006-2012: member of the board of the Research Committee “European Unification”(RC3) of the IPSA/AISP.
2006: member
of the board of the Young Research Network – Canada.
2002
– 2003: representative of the “Jean Monnet Fellows” European University
Institute, Florence.
2001 –
2002:
member of the board of the Association Nationale
des Candidats aux Métiers de la Science Politique (ANCMSP).
4b. Other:
Summer 2006: member
of the jury of the Österreichische Gesellschaft für
Politikwissenschaft (ÖGPW) awarding the “ÖGPW Nachwuchspreis
2006”.
2004 – 2006: founding member
and member of the editorial board of the
working paper series European Union
Studies of the Dept. for History and Political Science of
the University of Salzbourg.
March – October 2004: Correspondante
in Austria for Mouvements.
April 2001 – April 2002: Member of the editorial board of Système D (doctoral journal of the Dept. of Political Science of the University Paris I).
5. MEMBERSHIP:
Since 2005: member of the UACES.
Since 2003: member of the IPSA/AISP.
Since 1999: member of the AFSP.
6. LANGUAGES:
French (mother tongue), German
and English (fluent) ; Italian (very
good) ; Danish (level: PD3).