Jenny Raflik Grenouilleau

Professor Jenny Raflik Grenouilleau is a contemporary historian at the University of Nantes' History Department, specializing in 20th-century international relations and European studies. Her academic focus encompasses the political history of France, transatlantic security frameworks, Cold War dynamics, and terrorism's historical evolution. She examines institutional actors like NATO and the EU, decision-making processes in crises, and memory politics in post-conflict societies.

Her research explores:

• Transatlantic relations and Atlanticism during the Cold War
• European integration processes and defense cooperation
• Historical analysis of terrorism and counterterrorism
• French political evolution since 1814
• Role of international organizations in global governance

Publications include books and scholarly reports analyzing French Fourth Republic governance, European identity formation, and terrorism memorialization. Recent works (2013-2020) demonstrate sustained focus on institutional history, security studies, and French political development, utilizing archival research and critical edition methodologies.

No research lab, current grants, supervised students, or professional awards are documented. Contact is available through her university email address.