Jérémy Bonner

Jérémy Bonner is an Associate Professor of History at the Department of History, University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès. His research focuses on Greek historiography, Phoenician maritime power, and Mediterranean geopolitics in Antiquity.

• 2025: Doctorate in History, University of Toulouse Jean Jaurès (PLH-Erasme Laboratory)
• 2015: Admitted to the external Aggregation of History
• 2014: CAPES in History-Geography
• 2011: European Master in Classical Cultures
• 2009: Bachelor's in History & Classical Literature

His work explores Greek representations of Phoenician maritime power, geopolitical ruptures in antiquity, and Otherness in historical narratives. Key publications include analyses of Herodotus' work and interdisciplinary studies on aesthetics and ethics.

He has participated in institutional responsibilities as a representative of doctoral students (2021-2023) and contributed to academic events like the Bal des Images and "My Thesis in 180 Seconds" competition. His involvement in the PLH-Erasme Laboratory and the journal Anabases highlights his collaborative research efforts.