George Chabert

George Chabert is a Professor at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), affiliated with the Department of Modern Social History and the Department of Language and Literature. He holds a prominent role in academic research and public discourse, focusing on modern European history, political philosophy, and social critique. His work often appears in influential outlets like Klassekampen, Aftenposten, and academic journals.

Research interests span French and European political history, ideological developments, and the intersection of culture and power. He has published extensively on topics such as post-war France, EU integration challenges, and the philosophical legacy of thinkers like Auguste Comte. His monographs include Europa, Europa. Historien om en fransk besettelse (2011) and La fin de l'Histoire (2007).

Recent articles analyze contemporary political phenomena, including Macron’s France, U.S. presidential dynamics, and the sociopolitical implications of digital platforms. His writing combines academic rigor with public engagement, addressing both scholarly and general audiences.

He has delivered lectures on European crises (2016) and cultural critiques (2002), and his work has been featured in documentary formats (e.g., Bergens Tidende, 2015). He teaches courses like FRA1401 (France after 1945) and FRA2410 (French History for the Present), reflecting his commitment to historical education.