Political Scientist, Writer, and Trainer
Eddy Fougier
Eddy Fougier is a political scientist specializing in the interpretation and analysis of current events and major trends, particularly emerging political trends. He is a trainer at several higher education institutions in France (Sciences Po Aix-en-Provence, Audencia Nantes, Institut supérieur de ...
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About Eddy Fougier
Eddy Fougier is a political scientist specializing in the interpretation and analysis of current events and major trends, particularly emerging political trends. He is a trainer at several higher education institutions in France (Sciences Po Aix-en-Provence, Audencia Nantes, Institut supérieur de formation au journalisme, Institut européen, etc.) and abroad (Université internationale de Casablanca) where he lectures on topics related to current events analysis and major trends, as well as geopolitics.
He is the author of numerous comprehensive works on subjects that are at the heart of current affairs, such as globalization. He is also the author of books on current events and general knowledge aimed at students.
He frequently interprets and comments on French political news in the press and media. He has given interviews to major French media outlets and numerous foreign media. He is a columnist in the professional press and has published numerous opinion pieces in both French and international press.
Finally, he is an associate researcher at the Institut de relations internationales et stratégiques (Iris) after working for over a decade at the Institut français des relations internationales (Ifri) as a research assistant, research officer, and then associate researcher. He was awarded the Phillippe Habert Sciences Po-Le Figaro prize in the young researcher category in 2002.
Among his publications: Fiches d’actualité et de culture générale (Ellipses, 2014), Thèmes essentiels d’actualité en 2000 QCM (annual update since 2009), Parlons mondialisation en 30 questions (La Documentation française, 2012), Contester les technosciences. Leurs raisons (Notes de la Fondation pour l’innovation politique, July 2011), La géopolitique en 1000 QCM, with A. Dimitrova (Ellipses, 2011), L’Altermondialisme (Collection « Idées reçues », Éditions Le Cavalier Bleu, 2008), Élysée 2007. Les questions clefs des Français, with B. Houchard and H. Vernet (Lignes de repères, 2007), Dictionnaire analytique de l’altermondialisme (Ellipses, 2006), Altermondialisme. Le nouveau mouvement d’émancipation ? (Lignes de repères, 2004), La Contestation de la mondialisation : une nouvelle exception française ? (Les Notes de l’Ifri N° 46, 2002)