Emmanuelle Mathieu
Senior Research Fellow
Lecturer, University of Lausanne
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Biography
Emmanuelle Mathieu is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Lausanne, in Switzerland, and a Senior Research Fellow at IBEI. Before her appointment at the University of Lausanne, Emmanuelle worked at IBEI as a Marie S. Curie postdoctoral fellow, and as a research fellow at the German Research Institute for Public Administration Speyer. She holds a PhD in political science from the European University Institute (Florence). Emmanuelle’s core research interests revolve around liberalization, regulatory and industrial policies. She specialized in infrastructure sectors (electricity, e-communications) in the European context and in Northern African countries. She is a member of the ECPR steering committee on Regulatory governance.
Background and education
- (2014) PhD, European University Institute
- (2007) MA, University of Bath & Sciences-Po Paris
- (2004) Bachelor, University of Cologne & Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Awards
- 2017. Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship.
- 2017. Beatriu de Pinos Postdoctoral Fellowship.
- 2010. EUI PhD Fellowship.
Research
Research interests
- Regulation
- Comparative public policy
- Governance
- European Politics
- Renewable energy policies
- Digital infrastructure policies
- Industrial policy
Selected publications
- 2024.New interventionism: the re-politicisation of electricity governance with renewable energy policies in the UK, Mexico and Morocco.Journal of European Public Policy,1-27Link
- 2022.Policy coherence versus regulatory governance. Electricity reforms in Algeria and Morocco.Regulation & Governance,17:694-708Link
- 2022.The oil factor: Regulatory agency creation in the MENA region.Mediterranean Politics,29:88–111Link
- 2021.Multilevel Regulatory Coordination: The Interplay Between EU, federal and regional regulatory agencies.Public Policy and Administration,36 (3):343-360
- 2020.Public Policy and the CJEU’s Power: Bringing Stakeholders In.Routledge.
- 2020.Annulment Proceedings and Multilevel Judicial Conflict in the EU.Palgrave.
- 2020.Functional Stakes and EU Regulatory Governance: Temporal Patterns of Regulatory Integration in Energy and Telecommunications.West European Politics,43 (4):991-1010
- 2019.A Matter of Degree? Experimentalism in EU Electricity and Telecoms Regulation.Regulation & Governance,13 (9):577-592
- 2018.From high judges to policy stakeholders: A public policy approach to the CJEU’s power.Journal of European Integration,40 (6):753-767
- 2018.Domestic resistance against EU policy implementation: member states motives to take the Commission to Court.Journal of European Integration,40 (6):667-682