AmandineCRESPY

Membre de

• Faculté de Philosophie et Sciences sociales
• Département de Science politique
• Professeurs - Corps académique
• Centre d'étude de la vie politique
• Professeurs - Corps académique

Appartenance

• Centre d'Etude de la Vie Politique (CEVIPOL) 
• Institut d'Etudes Européennes (IEE)

CV

Lecturer in Political Science and EU Studies, CEVIPOL/Institute for European Studies (IEE)

Honorary Visiting Fellow at Queen Mary University of London - School for Politics and International Relations

Former visiting fellowships: KFG at Freie Universität Berlin, CEE at Science Po Paris, CES at Harvard University, European Institute at LSE

Current research project: ENLIGHTEN - European Governing through hard times: the role of European networks (Horizon 2020). Topics researched: European Semester and structural reforms, sustainability of public services (healthcare)

PhD: ULB

MA: College of Europe (Bruges)

BA: Institut d'Etudes Politiques Lyon

Travaux sélectionnés

• BOOK: Welfare Markets in Europe. The Democratic Challenge of European Integration, forthcoming in 2016, Palgrave.
• BOOK: Social Policy and the Eurocrisis. Quo Vadis Social Europe (eds. with G. Menz), Palgrave, 2015. 
• How to not speak the ‘F-word’: Federalism between mirage and imperative in the euro crisis (with Arthur Borriello), European Journal of Political Research,  54(3), 2015, 502-524.
• The rise and steep fall of Social Europe. How the Commission’s entrepreneurship (still) matters (with Georg Menz) Journal of Common Market Studies, 53(4), 2015, 753-768
• The clash of titans: France, Germany and the discursive double game of EMU reform (with Vivien Schmidt), Journal of European Public Policy, 21(8), 2014, 1085-1101. 
• SPECIAL ISSUE: Les avatars du néolibéralisme dans la fabrique des politiques européennes (with Pauline Ravinet), numéro spécial de Gouvernement et action publique, 2014/2.
• Studying European discourses, in K. Lynggaard, I. Manners, K. Löfgren (eds.), Research Methods in European Union Studies, Palgrave, 2015.
• A dialogue of the deaf? Conflicting discourses over the EU and services liberalization in the WTO, British Journal of Politics and International Relations, 16(1), 2014, 168-187.
• The legitimacy of the EU and deliberative democracy. A reappraisal of conflict, Political Studies, 2014, 62 S1, 81-98.
• BOOK: Qui a peur de Bolkestein ? Conflit, résistances et démocratie dans l’Union européenne, Paris : Economica, 2012. 
• Expliquer l’impuissance partisane dans le policy-making européen. Social-démocratie et régulation des services publics, Politique européenne, 38, 2012, 154-181.
• Avec la société civile contre "Bolkestein": le Parlement européen entre idéologie et stratégie institutionnelle, Revue française de science politique, 60(5), 2010, 975-996.
• When ‘Bolkestein’ is trapped by the French anti-liberal discourse : A discursive-institutionalist account of preference formation in the realm of EU multi-level politics", Journal of European Public Policy, 17(8), 2010, 1253-1270.

Présentation des recherches

I am fundamentally fascinated by the relations between capitalism, democracy and European integration. Thus, my research deals with the politicization of EU integration in relation with socio-economic policies. I have been working more particularly on three clusters of topics.

First: market integration and marketisation in the EU: neoliberalism in EU policies, the rise and fall of "Social Europe", liberalisation and regulation of welfare services, responses to crisis of the Eurozone.

Second: the politicization of EU integration: the role of political contention in the EU, social movements and parliamentarism, the role of deliberation, ideas and discourse in the legitimation EU policies and the EU polity.

Third: the comparative politics of EU integration: in particular the role of social democracy and its europeanisation, national parties and in EU integration, French and German politics in particular. 
 

Domaines d´intérêt

• Politique européenne
• Politiques socio-économiques dans l'UE, Europe sociale, UE et néolibéralisme, régulation et libéralisation des services publics, nouvelle gouvernance macro-économique post- crise de l'Euro
• Conflit, euroscepticisme et résistances à l’Europe
• Rôle des idées et du discours, théories et méthodes de l'analyse de discours
• Social-démocratie et intégration européenne
• Politique en France et en Allemagne, couple franco-allemand et intégration européenne.