Florent Pouponneau

Florent Pouponneau is a Professor at Toulouse Capitole University, affiliated with the Institute of Space, Territorial, Cultural and Communication Law (IDETCOM). His research centers on political science, particularly focusing on French foreign policy, nuclear non-proliferation, bureaucratic dynamics in international interventions, and European security frameworks.

• 2015: Published research on French nuclear non-proliferation policy.
• 2022: Co-edited a book analyzing the French intervention in Mali through bureaucratic and political lenses.
• Repeated Collaborations: Frequently works with scholars like Johanna Siméant-Germanos and Grégory Daho on diplomatic and military policy topics.

His publications highlight the intersection of domestic bureaucratic struggles and international policy outcomes, with a focus on France's role in nuclear diplomacy and military interventions. His methodological approach often integrates fieldwork and sociological analysis of institutions.

Key themes across his work include:

• Nuclear non-proliferation and export policy
• French diplomatic practices in conflict zones
• Bureaucratic constraints on foreign policy decisions
• European Union security governance
• International intervention dynamics