About
Benjamin Bourcier is a Lecturer in moral and political philosophy and Academic Advisor at Espol, Catholic University of Lille. He focuses on the history of political ideas and international political theory.
Education:
- PhD in Philosophy, University of Rouen (2017)
- Postdoctoral Research, ETHICS (Catholic University of Lille)
His research explores moral, political, and legal philosophy, with specialization in cosmopolitanism, classical utilitarianism (from Bentham to Sidgwick), and Enlightenment-era international theory. He investigates the intersection of Hobbes and Bentham in shaping modern political ideas.
Recent publications analyze British modern international thought, Enlightenment cosmopolitanism, and Bentham’s contributions to utilitarianism, gender equality, and immigration rights. Key themes include global commerce, political economy, and peace theory.
Grants & Collaborations:
- StaR Grant (2018–2021), Hauts-de-France Region, €30,000
- Collaborative projects funded by Sciences Po
- Member, Bentham Centre (Sciences Po Paris Law School) and Institute for Peace
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