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Philippe Blanchard is an Associate Professor at the University of Warwick's Political Science and International Studies (PAIS) department. He joined Warwick in 2014 and is part of the Warwick Q-Step team. His research focuses on green politics, political communication, political sociology, and methodological innovations in social and political sciences. He has collaborated with institutions globally and holds roles in organizations like the ECPR and IPSA. Blanchard teaches advanced quantitative methods and supervises PhD students exploring intersections between environmental policy, media dynamics, and methodological rigor. His work integrates sequence analysis, correspondence analysis, and mixed methodologies to analyze diaspora mobilizations, academic careers, and democratic backsliding.
Education and affiliations are not explicitly detailed in the provided texts. Research interests span post-apocalyptic narratives as societal critiques, transnational political dynamics, and the sociology of scientific texts. Recent publications include studies on diaspora entrepreneurs, democratic erosion, and methodology in political science. Blanchard's advisory work emphasizes innovative methodological designs in interdisciplinary research.
His teaching includes modules like Advanced Quantitative Research, Dissertations, and Big Data methods. Supervised students have addressed topics such as feminist activism impacts, Chinese middle-class politics, and environmental governance in China. Awards are not listed, but his contributions to political methodology and diaspora studies are highlighted.
