Gauthier Mouton is a professor-researcher at the Institut d’études politiques de Lyon, where he is the director of the East Asian Studies degree (DEMEOC). He is also responsible for international mobility programs between SciencesPo Lyon and universities in Taiwan. As an expert who holds a PhD in Political Science (UQAM) and a Master’s degree in International Relations (Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne), Gauthier Mouton specializes in China’s domestic and foreign policy, energy transition processes, as well as natural and strategic resource management issues, particularly in East and Southeast Asia. His doctoral research – which offers a unique perspective on/a novel analysis of the role of official Chinese government discourse about the decarbonization of the national energy mix since the end of the 20th century – was funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). He has published a dozen articles in peer-reviewed journals and is the author of several book chapters.
Expertise
- Chinese Politics
- Geopolitics of Energy
- Security Issues in Asia
Selected Publications
- Gauthier Mouton, « L’Australie et le Canada face à la puissance chinoise : des relations dégradées en quête d’apaisement», Diplomatie, Les Grands Dossiers (Géopolitique de la Chine) 73 (2023): 64-66
- Gauthier Mouton, « L'”Airpocalypse” en Chine : manifestations de la crise climatique et de la dépendance énergétique au charbon», Le Climatoscope 4 (2022) : 68-71.
- Gauthier Mouton and Priscyll Anctil Avoine, «Grammaire bienveillante et rhétorique de combat : stratégies discursives des dirigeantes en Islande, en Nouvelle-Zélande et à Taïwan durant la pandémie de COVID-19 », Lien social et Politiques 88 (2022) : 237-257.
- Frédéric Lasserre, Jérémy Jammes, Éric Mottet and Gauthier Mouton (dir.), East and Southeast Asian Energy Transition and Politics, Conseil québécois d’études géopolitiques, 2020.
- Gauthier Mouton, « Chine : les think tanks au service de l’État » Bulletin d’histoire politique 28:1 (2019) : 23-42.
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