Title
Visiting Fellow
Biography
Dr Florence Deloche-Gaudez is a Visiting Fellow in the European Institute and an Associate Research Fellow at the Centre for European Studies, Sciences Po Paris. She currently co-heads the Observatory of European Institutions, aimed at collecting quantitative data on EU decision-making in order to give new insight into EU institutional analysis.
Florence has co-edited the Observatory's publications: Elargissement - Comment l'Europe s'adapte; What is Europe up to? (Presses de Sciences Po, 2006 ; 2009). She has been Secretary-General of the Centre for European Studies, Sciences Po Paris, where she has lectured on EU institutions. Previously, Florence followed the European Convention’s work very closely in Brussels. It has led her to give presentations on the Convention method and the Constitutional Treaty in different places (European University Institute, New York University, Harvard University). She has widely published on these matters, including La Constitution Européenne: Que Faut-il Savoir? (Presses de Sciences Po, 2005) and has been a regular contributor on these issues in the media. On different occasions, Florence has worked with the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She has collaborated on the 'Quermonne' report delivered to the French government on EU institutional reform. She has published on France's EU policy, notably within the Trans-European Policy Studies Association TEPSA.
Presentations
2010
Decision-Making in the Enlarged EU Council of Ministers: A Softer Consensus Norm as an Explanation for its Apparent Adaptability?, Fifth Pan-European Conference on EU Politics, Porto, June 2010.
Enlargement or Efficiency: Does the EU Have to Choose? Interpreting the Quantitative Data. LSE Lectures 'European Union: Contemporary Issues, London, March 2010.
After the Lisbon Treaty, who leads Europe ? French Institute in the UK, London, January 2010.
2007
Recherche et Données quantitatives : l'exemple de l'Observatoire des Institutions Européennes, 9è Congrès de l'Association Française de Science Politique, Toulouse, September 2007.
2006
The European Convention: How did it really work ?, European University Institute, Florence, The European Constitution : Retrospective and Prospects, April 2006.
Measuring the Impact of Enlargement through Quantitative Data: Possible? Useful?, EU-CONSENT Workshop, Brussels, March 2006.
2005
Different States, different Religions, different Separations : How did the European Constitutional Treaty Square the Circle ?, Harvard University, Center for European Studies, December 2005.
The future of the constitutional process of the EU, European Parliament Symposium, Brussels, October 2005.
La constitution européenne: enjeux et perspectives, Université de Belgrade-CERI, Atelier de Recherches Internationales, Belgrade, June 2005.
Approving the Constitutional Treaty – Obstacles and Options, the case of France, EPC (European Policy Centre) and CER (Centre for European Reform), Brussels, May 2005.
2004
The Making of a Transnational Constitution: A Framework for Analysis, New York University and Princeton University, Altneuland : The Constitution of Europe in an American Perspective, April 2004.
The French and the British at the European Convention: two different perspectives ?, 5th CERI-LSE Workshop, London, June 2004.
2003
Quelle architecture institutionnelle pour l'Union européenne à l'issue de la Convention ?, Université de Montréal - McGill University, Septembre 2003.
2002
The Convention Experience: Past, Present, Future, The Federal Trust, London, November 2002.
France and the Treaty of Nice, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, September 2002.
2001
Are EU Institutions and Decision-Making Ready for Enlargement After the Nice Treaty ?, Wilton Park Conference, Bratislava, 2001.
France and Europe: The French EU Presidency 2000 in Perspective, UACES Conference, Loughborough, March 2001.
Selected Publications
2009
What is Europe up to?/ Que fait l'Europe?, Presses de Sciences Po, 119 p.(co-edited with R. Dehousse and S. Jacquot))
The English version of the book is available on the Presses de Sciences Po's website, http://www.pressesdesciencespo.fr/livre/?GCOI=27246100525590
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Voting in the Council of Ministers: The Impact of Enlargement. In A. Ott, E. Vos (eds), 50 Years of European Integration: Foundations and perspectives, Asser Publishing. (co-author: R. Dehousse)
2007
La Convention européenne: Ruptures et Continuités. In G. Amato, H. Bribosia, B. de Witte (eds), Genesis and Destiny of the European Constitution/ Genèse et destinée de la Constitution européenne, Bruxelles, Bruylant.
Le veto, les peuples et les mots ou les problèmes que le traité réformateur ne règle pas, Fondation Notre Europe,
http://www.notre-europe.eu/fr/notre-actualite/publication/traite-reformateur-15-personnalites-parlent/ |
2006
Elargissement – Comment l'Europe s'adapte, Presses de Sciences Po, 2006, 127 p. (co-edited with R. Dehousse and O. Duhamel)
http://www.pressesdesciencespo.fr/fr/livre/?GCOI=27246100061780 |
Is there anyone in charge? Leadership in EU constitutional negotiations, In D. Beach, C. Mazzucelli (eds), Leadership in the Big Bangs of European Integration, Palgrave Macmillan. (co-author: R. Dehousse)
2005
La Constitution européenne: que faut-il savoir ?, Presses de Sciences Po, 2005, 260 p.
http://www.pressesdesciencespo.fr/fr/livre/?GCOI=27246100239150 |(free download)
The Making of a Transnational Constitution : An Institutionalist Perspective on the European Convention, Cahiers européens de Sciences Po, N°02/2005. (co-author: R. Dehousse)
2004
Le Secrétariat de la Convention européenne : un acteur influent. Politique européenne, printemps 2004, n° 13, p. 43-67.
2003
Bruxelles-Philadelphie. D'une Convention à l'autre, Critique internationale, octobre 2003, n° 21, p. 135-150.
http://www.ceri-sciences-po.org/publica/critique/article/ci21p135-150.pdf |
La présidence de la Convention européenne. Annuaire Français des Relations Internationales, Bruylant, Volume 4, p. 390-403.
http://www.diplomatie.gouv.fr/fr/IMG/pdf/FD001294.pdf |
2002
La Convention pour l'élaboration d'une Charte des droits fondamentaux : une méthode constituante?. In R. Dehousse (ed.). Une constitution pour l'Europe ?, Presses de Sciences Po.
2001
The Convention on a Charter of Fundamental Rights: A method for the future? / La Convention pour l'élaboration d'une Charte des droits fondamentaux : une méthode d'avenir ? Research and Policy Paper, n°15
http://www.notre-europe.eu/en/axes/european-democracy-in-action/works/publication/the-convention-on-a-charter-of-fundamental-rights-a-method-for-the-future/ |
http://www.notre-europe.eu/fr/axes/democratie-en-action/travaux/publication/la-convention-pour-lelaboration-de-la-charte-des-droits-fondamentaux-une-methode-davenir/ |
France and the Amsterdam Treaty: a Member State losing influence?. In F. Laursen (ed.). The Amsterdam Treaty: National Preference Formation, Interstate Bargaining and Outcome. Odense University Press.
2000
Les réactions de la France à l'élargissement à l'est de l'Union européenne. In E. Lhomel (ed). L'Europe centrale et orientale. Dix ans de transformation (1989-1999). La Documentation Française .
Le processus d'élargissement de l'Union européenne. Les Cahiers français, n° 298, p. 9-15.