Ludovic JEANNE

Ludovic JEANNE is an Assistant Professor of Geopolitics at EM Normandie Business School, a triple-accredited institution (EQUIS, AACSB, AMBA) established in 1871. He has held this position since 2007, previously serving as a lecturer at the IAE University of Caen-Normandy Department. His research focuses on geopolitical, geoeconomic (particularly rare earths), and regional development issues, with recent emphasis on regional risk, spatial ergonomics, and academic integrity in the AI era.

He earned a PhD in Social Sciences from the University of Caen-Normandy in 2002, with a thesis analyzing karate’s socio-spatial diffusion in France and Japan. His work spans academic articles, book chapters, and professional contributions addressing topics like pandemic policy responses, economic intelligence ethics, and territorial governance.

Key research areas include:

• Strategic analysis of geopolitical threats and their societal impacts
• Ethical challenges in academia and AI-driven knowledge production
• Regional resilience during crises (e.g., COVID-19)
• Globalization’s effects on economic and territorial dynamics

He actively contributes to conferences internationally, advises the IRAFPA on academic integrity, and collaborates on projects like the Campus IE Basse-Normandie initiative. Ludovic’s publications often bridge theoretical frameworks with practical policy implications, emphasizing cross-disciplinary approaches to complex socio-spatial challenges.