Isabelle Guinaudeau awarded a CNRS Bronze Medal

Isabelle Guinaudeau, a CNRS Research Fellow at the CEE, has just been awarded a bronze medal by the CNRS. The bronze medal rewards initial research that has established a researcher as a specialist in their field. This distinction is a form of encouragement to pursue research that is already well underway and proving successful.

"It's quite a surprise to receive a medal from the CNRS and I'm very honoured by this recognition," says Isabelle Guinaudeau. "It's also an opportunity to appreciate how lucky I am to be able to carry out my research at the CNRS, in a laboratory as dynamic and friendly as the CEE. I'm aware of how much this research owes to the colleagues I'm lucky enough to work with. We will be all the more enthusiastic, after such recognition, to continue studying the links between political competition, public action and representation and to disseminate our results to the general public."

To find out more about Isabelle Guinaudeau's research, watch this interview (in French with English subtitles; interview by Sébastien Wony, spring 2022):