Annie Lechenet

Annie Lechenet is a Lecturer affiliated with the Triangle laboratory (UMR 5206) at the University of Lyon since 2007. Previously, she served as Associate Professor (2004) and elected Lecturer (2006) at the IUFM of Lyon, focusing on teacher training. Her research spans political philosophy, gender studies, and educational policies, with notable work on republicanism, citizenship, and gender dynamics in schools. She holds a philosophy degree from the ENS of Fontenay-aux-Roses (1979) and a PhD from the University of Nancy 2 (1998), defending a thesis on Jeffersonian citizenship.

Education:

• Bachelor's in Philosophy, École Normale Supérieure de Fontenay-aux-Roses (1979)
• PhD in Political Philosophy, University of Nancy 2 (1998)

Research Interests: Her work examines modern republican thought, gender and politics, and institutional violence in educational settings. Key themes include Jeffersonian political theory, feminist critiques of citizenship, and the intersection of gender hierarchies with educational practices.

Recent Contributions: Her 2016 co-authored book Diversity and Ordinary Violence in Middle and High Schools analyzes how gendered violence in schools reinforces hierarchical systems. Collaborative projects include the Gender and Politics interdisciplinary initiative.

Awards & Grants: No awards explicitly listed, though her sustained research output and institutional collaborations reflect academic recognition.

Lab Affiliation: Active in the Triangle laboratory, focusing on political sociology and gender studies. Collaborates with teams such as CIRNA (Paris 7) and the IUFM Lyon Academy's education equity group.