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I am a French PhD candidate in comparative politics at Sciences Po (CERI / CSO), working at the intersection of urban studies, public policy analysis, and a critical sociology of risk.
My current research compares the development of material flow accounting and their integration into territorial planning strategies in the regions of Paris and Amsterdam. Drawing on these accounting tools instruments as an analytical entry point, my work examines how these contribute to the construction of 'metabolic risk', as the incorporation of biophysical vulnerabilities into territorial governance, and the planning of related productive activities.
More broadly, my research engages with transformations of the State, and policy change dynamics. In my work, I study the reshuffling of political and territorial power in a context of mounting ecological, social, and geopolitical risks. My research has been evaluated through peer review and has been published - or is forthcoming - in a range of academic journals including Cities, Territory, Politics, Governance, and Ecological Economics. In addition, some of my book chapters have been published by established academic presses, including Sciences Po Press and Mines Paris Press.
*PhD Title: *** Planning the city from its material flows, or the governance of the biophysical limits of power. Accounting for and constructing metabolic risk in the urban regions of Paris and Amsterdam.
I have undertaken research stays at the London School of Economics and Political Science (Department of Government) and at the Universität für Bodenkultur Wien (Institute of Social Ecology). I have also been an associate researcher at the University of Glasgow (Urban Big Data Centre), as well as a prospective research officer for the Plan Urbanisme Construction Architecture (PUCA) and for the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ).
Below, some of my research interests :