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

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

January-June 2018: Visiting Fellow at Amsterdam Centre for Contemporary European Studies (ACCESS EUROPE), at the Political Economy and Transnational Governance (PETGOV) Research Programme Group of the Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research (AISSR), University van Amsterdam

Former visiting fellowships: KFG at Freie Universität Berlin, CEE at Science Po Paris, CES at Harvard University, European Institute at LSE, SPIR/CER at Queen Mary University of London. 

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 (+ MA Erasmus Freie Univesität Berlin)

Travaux sélectionnés

• Crespy, A. & Parks, Louisa (2017). The connection between parliamentary and extra-parliamentary opposition in the EU. From ACTA to the financial crisis. Journal of European Integration, 39(4), 453.467. 
• Crespy, A. and Schmidt, V. A. (2017) “The EU’s Economic governance in 2016: beyond austerity?” in B. Vanhercke, S. Sabato & D. Bouget (eds) Social solicy in the European Union. state of slay 2017, Bruxelles/ ETUI.
• 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. 

Présentation des enseignements

• POLI O410 - EU Integration and Public Policy
• POLI O409 - Simuler la codécision
• POLI O416 - The Internal Market and Social Europe
• POLI D438 - Méthodes d'enquête de terrain

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.