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LOUIS MARIEKE

LECTURER

Research fields

Reporting structure(s)

PACT

Responsibilities


  • Active member of the editorial board: Co-Editor-in-Chief of La Vie des Idées and co-responsible for international development

  • Elected member of CNRS Section 40

  • Elected member of the Board of the French Political Science Association, in charge of Promotion

Courses

  • Political Science

Current programs and contracts

Political Science

Publications

Works

  • Marieke Louis,
  • Lucile Maertens
Publication date: 06/05/2024

Works

  • Marieke Louis,
  • Isabelle Lespinet-Moret ,
  • Sandrine Kott,
  • Marine Dhermy-Mairal
Publication date: 28/03/2024

Magazine article

  • Marieke Louis,
  • Danny Trom
Publication date: 17/11/2023

The unprecedented institutional and political crisis experienced by Israel even before October 7 calls for a return to its long history. For Danny Trom, its thwarted relationship with the classical model of the nation-state and sovereignty constitutes the singular matrix of this political project.

Magazine article

  • Marieke Louis,
  • Florent Guénard,
  • Ariel Colonomos
Publication date: 20/10/2023

The scale of the kidnapping of Israeli civilians on October 7 was unprecedented. How has Israel's doctrine and practice evolved in negotiating the return of hostages? How can the "price" of a life be determined on a political and moral level? Is Israel prepared to pay more than other countries to save its citizens?

Book chapter

  • Marieke Louis
Publication date: 10/08/2023

Scholars have studied international organizations (IOs) in many disciplines, thus generating important theoretical developments. Yet a proper assessment and a broad discussion of the methods used to research these organizations are lacking. Which methods are being used to study IOs and in what ways? Do we need a specific methodology applied to the case of IOs? What are the concrete methodological challenges when doing research on IOs? International Organizations and Research Methods: An Introduction compiles an inventory of the methods developed in the study of IOs under the five headings of Observing, Interviewing, Documenting, Measuring, and Combining. It does not reconcile diverging views on the purpose and meaning of IO scholarship, but creates a space for scholars and students embedded in different academic traditions to reflect on methodological choices and the way they impact knowledge production on IOs.