Clément Rodier

Clément Rodier is a Lecturer in Political Science at the Catholic University of the West (UCO) in Niort, where he also serves as Head of the Political Science Department. He holds a Doctorate in Political Science from the University of Bordeaux (2020) and is qualified by the French National Committee for Scientific Research (CNU) in section 04 (Political Science). He is an Associate Researcher at the Montesquieu Research Institute (University of Bordeaux).

His research focuses on critical theory, history of political ideas, and Frankfurt School reception studies. Key themes include intellectual historiography methods, modern pessimism, and transnational transmission of political norms. He has organized major conferences like 'Digital, Robotics, Genetics: France on the Threshold of its Third Agricultural Revolution' (2023) and co-edited volumes on normativity studies.

Notable publications include a monograph on Frankfurt School reception in France (2025) and articles in Sillages Critiques, Political Reasons, and Revue Française d'Histoire des Idées Politiques. He collaborates with the SERP research team (Sociologie, Économie, Politiques Publiques) at UCO Niort.

No scientific awards are listed in the provided materials. Advising and grants sections remain empty as no doctoral students or funded projects are mentioned. His work emphasizes critical re-evaluation of political thought history through innovative methodological approaches.