Camille Mazé
Camille Mazé is director of research in political science at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS).
Her work is devoted to the analysis of the governance of the seas and oceans, the management of natural resources and more broadly, the critical analysis of the transformation towards sustainability in the context of global change. As a political socio-anthropologist oriented towards interdisciplinarity, she has a long experience of collaboration with the life and earth sciences as well as with the exact sciences.
Since 2015, she has contributed to the conceptualization and modeling of complex systems as decision support tools. It thus informs governance of the trajectories of socio-ecosystems which it understands from a political angle, in a permanent dialogue with ecology.
It is with this in mind that she founded and directs the APOLIMER International Research Network (CNRS/INSHS), in collaboration with the universities of Hawaii, Ottawa and Vancouver. She joined the CEVIPOF Overseas Chair to develop her work on marine and overseas territories.
Research Fields
Gouvernance, Socio-écosystèmes, Environnement, Ressources, Géopolitique des mers, Géopolitique des océans, Transformation vers soutenabilité
