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Prior to joining IDDRI in 2007 as research fellow "Ocean and coastal zones", Julien was research and teaching assistant at the University of Nantes, France, where he specialized in the legal status of coastal zones in Mediterranean countries and studied the influence of both the European Union and the Mediterranean Action Plan on ICZM implementation in the region. Dealing with a wide range of issues including those related to the law of the sea and high seas governance, much of his current work focuses on ICZM implementation in the Mediterranean and most recently in the Western Indian Ocean region, where he is participating in the elaboration of an ICZM Protocol to be added to the Nairobi Convention. Julien is currently visiting fellow at the Institute of Marine and Environmental Law, University of Cape Town, South Africa, where he continues to manage IDDRI projects in progress while developing a specific work programme on marine and coastal governance in the Western Indian Ocean region. A doctor in public law (University of Nantes, France) and in international law (University of Milan, Italy), Julien is a regular lecturer in various French universities (Nantes, La Rochelle, Sciences Po, Paris V). | |||||||||||||
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- Publications
- Are ICZM Protocols the new silver-bullet for sustainable coastal development?, Synthèses / Policy Briefs, n°3, 2011Advancing the Oceans agenda at Rio+20: where we must go, Synthèses / Policy Briefs, n°5, 2011
