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Hervé Moritz is a Doctor of Contemporary History affiliated with the SAGE Laboratory (UMR 7363) at the University of Strasbourg. He is actively engaged in research on European integration, political symbolism, and the history of European institutions, particularly the European Parliament. His work bridges academic scholarship and federalist advocacy.
His research focuses on the history of European federalism, with a special emphasis on the Crocodile Club, a transnational parliamentary intergroup active in the 1980s. Key themes include the intellectual history of Europe, European collective memories, and the emergence of the democratic deficit discourse in the European Community. Moritz explores how political myths and symbols, such as the 'Crocodile' totem, shape institutional identity and integration processes.
The available article reflects a strong focus on institutional history and political movements within the EU, particularly analyzing the genesis of permanent constitutional assemblies and federalist initiatives in the European Parliament. His publications often appear in edited volumes related to European studies and political memory.
- Member, Bureau of the European Movement – International (2023–2026)
- President, European Movement – France (2022–2025)
- Member, Federalist Press Office and editorial board of Fédéchoses
He has taught at multiple institutions within the University of Strasbourg, including IUT Robert Schuman, ESPOL, and Sciences Po Strasbourg, delivering courses on European intellectual history, public opinion, and team management. He is qualified by the CNU in section 22 (Contemporary History and Political Science).
Moritz is associated with the SAGE laboratory, a multidisciplinary research unit dedicated to the study of European societies and governance. His work is closely tied to collaborative research environments and international scholarly networks, particularly in Italy and Germany.
