Hardy Mylene

Hardy Mylene is a Lecturer at the National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations (INALCO) in France. Her academic work focuses on intercultural and international communication within the PLIDAM research team.

• Academic Rank: Lecturer
• Institution: National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations
• Department: Intercultural and international communication
• Research Areas: Epistemology of communication, Chinese communication, organizational communication, economic intelligence
• Teaching: Contemporary concepts in communication, socio-cognitive psychology, public/cultural diplomacy, "nation branding"
• Research Themes: Communication competence, theories of organization, economic intelligence, Chinese communication, complexity theories

Her research explores communication strategies in Chinese society, cultural diplomacy, and organizational communication frameworks. She has contributed to studies on cognitive warfare, public diplomacy implementation, and pandemic communication strategies. Hardy's work bridges French and Chinese communication practices through digital and organizational lenses.

She works with the PLIDAM research team and has directed the Com2I sector (formerly CFI). Her publications cover topics like:

• Japans cognitive warfare concepts and postures
• Organizationality in French cultural diplomacy
• Chinese pandemic strategies
• Maoist communication structures
• Louvre museums communication in China
• Guanxi networks in China-Africa relations

While specific awards and student advisement details aren't provided, her work consistently examines communication systems across cultural, political, and organizational boundaries in Asian contexts.