Bio - World Policy Conference

Oct.15 - Oct.18, 2010
Marrakech – Morocco
Emma Broughton
Junior Research fellow, Ifri
Professional experience
03/2008-present: Ifri (French institute for international relations), Paris –Junior Research Fellow,
Health & Environment programme.
Organisation of international seminars
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2010: “Climate Negotiations in Cancún : Determinants for Change”, Taipei, Taiwan. As part of the
“2010 International Summit on Climate Change and Low Carbon Metropolises”
2010: “Making norms work for the environment”, Ifri, France.
2009: “Communication is key! Best practices from the management of global health outbreaks”,
Taipei, Taiwan.
2008: “Managing health and environmental risks and crises. Lessons from Europe and Asia”, Ifri,
Bruxelles.
Speakers: ministers in exercise, policy-makers, academics and civil society representatives, from
ministries (France, Germany, Indonesia, Singapore, Japan), European institutions (European
Commission) international organisations (UNDP, OECD, OIE), private sector firms, think-tanks (Iddri)
and universities.
Publication of articles and reports
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Reports: “The Global Environment Facility. Managing the Transition”; “Private sector management
for global biodiversity governance” (ongoing).
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Articles and chapters: “Copenhague. Le bilan et l’avenir”; “La politique du climat en 2020: une
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Europe affaiblie dans une gouvernance mondiale fragmentée?”
Coordination of the Health&Environment programme
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Management of the programme budget, management of the Health&Environment Reports collection
(call for papers, editing, peer-review process), selection and management of interns (1 or 2 interns
every 3 to 6 months)
12/2007-03/2008: Junior Research Fellow, CESIM (Center for international security and arms control
studies), Paris
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Response to calls to tender. Winner of a call to tender for a one-year research project for the French
ministry of Defence.
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Redaction of briefing papers for the Ministry of Defence and of a weekly newsletter on international
security issues published on the CESIM’s website.
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E. Broughton, “The Global Environment Facility. Managing the Transition.”, Health&Environment Reports, n° 3, June 2009,
http://www.ifri.org/?page=detail-contribution&id=5375
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E. Broughton, “Copenhague. Le bilan et l’avenir”, Politique Etrangère, vol. 75, n° 2, Eté 2010
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E. Broughton, M. Créach, M. Fink, « La politique du climat en 2020 : une Europe affaiblie dans une gouvernance mondiale
fragmentée ? », in L-M. Clouet, A. Marchetti (dir.), L’Union Européenne et le monde en 2020. Visions prospectives francoallemandes », Presses Universitaires du Septentrion, Coll. « Espaces Politiques », Villeneuve-d’Asq, 2011 (à paraître).
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Oct.15 - Oct.18, 2010
Marrakech – Morocco
06/2007-11/2007: Book review editor, MILLENNIUM Journal of International Studies, Londres
(Scientific journal of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE))
Languages and IT
Languages
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French and English: bilingual
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Spanish: fluent
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Italian: good
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Chinese (Mandarin): basic knowledge
IT
Mac and PC, Pack Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access, Outlook)
Education
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09/2006-09/2007: MSc International Relations, LSE (London School of Economics and Political
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Science), Londres. 2.1., 1 Class Honours dissertation
Relevant courses: International Security (Prof. Barry Buzan); Economic Diplomacy (Prof. Mathias
Koenig-Archibugi); dissertation topic: “China in the global climate change negotiations.”
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09/2001-09/2005: BA European Studies and Spanish, Royal Holloway University of London. 1
Class Honours
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09/2000-06/2001: Universidad Autónoma, Madrid (Année ERASMUS). 1 Class Honours
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09/2000-06/2001: Diplôme of musical studies, ATLA, Paris. 1 Class Honours
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09/1993-06/2000: Baccalaureate – international option. Lycée de Sèvres, Sèvres.
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Interests
Music (10 years of conservatory, semi-professional vocal practice), travels (China, Tibet, Taiwan, Japan),
sports (monofin, swimming, climbing), literature.
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