Boris Gobille

Boris Gobille is a Lecturer in Political Science at the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon (ENS de Lyon), currently on CNRS delegation until 2025. He is also a visiting researcher at the University of Montreal’s Centre for International Studies and Research (CÉRIUM) from January to May 2025. His primary research focuses on political crises, May 1968, collective mobilizations, alter-globalization, and the sociology of literature. He holds a PhD from the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS) Paris, completed in 2003.

Key research areas include the analysis of May 1968’s intellectual and political dimensions, global revolutionary histories, and contemporary social movements like the Yellow Vests. His work bridges historical sociology, political theory, and cultural studies. Recent publications include *Une Histoire Globale des Révolutions* (2023) and contributions to studies on the Yellow Vests movement. He frequently delivers lectures on crises, revolutions, and political mobilizations, including talks at CÉRIUM and the University of Montreal in 2025.

His academic output spans books, journal articles, and edited volumes examining revolutions, political engagement, and transnational activism. He has authored monographs on May 1968’s literary dimensions and co-edited works on global revolutionary comparisons. Current affiliations include Triangle UMR 5206 (CNRS), where his research aligns with the *Politicization and Participation* thematic cluster. No awards are explicitly mentioned in the text.