Areas of Interest: security studies, U.S. security state apparatus, antiterrorism.
Phillippe Bonditti is a visiting fellow and was formerly a research assistant in Paris at CERI-Sciences Po and associate researcher at the Centre d’études sur les conflits. While at the Institute, Bonditti will collaborate with other faculty on ongoing research projects, as well as teach an undergraduate course on the changing patterns of security practices in the US since WWII. He holds a PhD in international relations from Sciences Po, a postgraduate degree in European geopolitics from the University of Marne-la-Vallée, and degrees in information and communication from the Jean Moulin University and political science from Sciences Po.
Among other publications, Bonditti is the author of “Europe, Knowledge, Politics: engaging with the limits," CASE Collective,” Security Dialogue 38(4), Dec. 2007; “Critical Approaches to Security in Europe: A Networked Manifesto,” CASE Collective, Security Dialogue 37(4), Dec. 2006; “Biométrie et maîtrise des flux: vers une géo-technopolis du vivant-en-mobilité,” Cultures et Conflits 58, 2005; "From Territorial Space to Networks : A Foucaldian Approach to Biometric,” Alternatives, Oct. 2004; "Technologisation de la frontière: vers un état de peste généralisé?," Chantiers Politiques 2, Oct. 2004.