Over the past ten years, I have been designing introductory and specialised courses on a wide range of topics and aimed at different audiences, from first-year undergraduate students to senior Australian and Indonesian public servants.

I am also a regular contributor to the University of Agder’s European Integration Summer School. I was invited to give guest lectures on comparative welfare policy, Euroscepticism and differentiation at several universities, including Auckland (New Zealand), Oslo (Norway), Minho (Portugal) and the Free University of Brussels (Belgium).

In my teaching, I always seek to promote the work of female and early-career colleagues. The following syllabus (which I developed for a BA2 research seminar on “Crises and Euroscepticism”) may be of interest to colleagues seeking to offer a gender-balanced reading list.

Most recent courses taught (reading lists can be sent on demand):

P&S 1: European (Dis)Integration (LEU053P05)

P&S 2: Applied Research Methods (LEU054P05)

P&S 5: Research Seminar: Differentiation and Transnational Governance (LEU051B05)

P&S 7: Theorizing European and Global Politics 2 (LEU115B05)

P&S LS 1: French Politics and Society (LEU064B05)

Master Seminar: Democratic Innovations (LYX017M10)

I regularly comment on contemporary political events, such as domestic and European elections. I worked with several media outlets such as the BBC, STV, The Scotsman, Heart Radio, Vers l’Avenir and Radio France Internationale. In 2016, I offered live comments and analyses on the Brexit referendum for the Belgian francophone television (RTBF). I also contributed to a BBC World Service radio broadcast entitled “Why do we need the State?” with Timothy Snyder and Adrian Wooldridge.

Here are some of my recent contributions to the public debate:

• Libération (France): “Aux Pays Bas, les sociaux-libéraux rebattent les cartes” (comment on the 2021 Dutch general election results)
• LN24 (Belgium): live contribution to a special broadcast on the 2021 Dutch general election (link)
• De Volkskrant (The Netherlands): “Frankrijk weer de straat op: wat kan Macron leren can Thatcher en Schröder?” (comment on the 2017 French protests)
• Sydney Morning Herald (Australia): “Emmanuel Macron heralds a new era, but can he run a country?”

I am available to provide comments (in English or French) related to my field of expertise (contemporary politics and elections, Euroscepticism, welfare policy, and democratic innovations).