Habilitation Success for Fabienne Greffet!

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Habilitation is the highest academic qualification that can be achieved in certain countries. The habilitation requires a candidate to write a postdoctoral thesis based on independent scholarly accomplishments. This thesis is reviewed by and defended before an academic committee. In France, the habilitation qualification is referred to as “Habilitation à diriger des recherches”

Fabienne, based at the University of Lorraine (Université de Lorraine) has recently defended her research Habilitation at the University of Lille (Université de Lille). Fabienne’s habilitation thesis is called “Mobilizing Online during Presidential Elections in France”. Her recent research, included in this thesis, focuses on the political uses of the internet, particularly with regard to online election campaigning and digital activism. It also includes an analysis of online mobilisation efforts during the French presidential campaigns of 2012 and 2017, using an integrative research approach. This approach allows the researcher to consider the influence of the digital platform on how phenomena like mobilisation and party affiliation manifest themselves.

Please join us in congratulating DiCED’s country expert for France, Fabienne Greffet, for obtaining her Habilitation! 🥳

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