Judith AUDIN

Judith AUDIN is a Research Fellow in Political Science at UMR 8586 PRODIG, affiliated with Campus Condorcet. Her work focuses on urban dynamics, political sociology, and ethnographic studies in contemporary China.

• Geographic Focus: Beijing, Datong (Shanxi), Hangzhou (Zhejiang), Zhuhai (Guangdong), Hong Kong
• Key Themes: Extractive industries, ruination, urban exploration, field research methodology

Research Trends: Judith's publications analyze urban decay, post-industrial transitions, and political governance in Chinese cities. She investigates how spaces are redefined through abandonment, resource depletion, and grassroots administrative structures.

Scientific Awards:

• Award at Pastoralism and Wide Open Spaces festival for 'The Waters of Discord'

Editorial & Research Contributions: She served as Editor-in-Chief of China Perspectives (2017-2021) and coordinated peer-reviewed dossiers on urban ruins and political organizations. Her involvement in the H2020 MEDIUM Project (2015-2017) highlights her focus on sustainable urban development.