Julien AUDEMARD

Career history

2014–2015: Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Montpellier and Research Associate at CEPEL (UMR 5112).
2013: PhD thesis in political science titled *Interpersonal Influences: How Context Shapes Opinions and Votes*, supervised by Jean-Yves Dormagen, University of Montpellier I, Faculty of Law and Political Science, defended on December 4, 2013 (summa cum laude with honors).
2012: Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Montpellier.
2009–2012: PhD student and teaching assistant at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Montpellier.

2015: Qualified by the National University Council (CNU) for the position of associate professor, Section 04.
2013: PhD Political Science (summa cum laude), Faculty of Law and Political Science, Montpellier.

2014: Recipient of the thesis award from the Doctoral School of the Faculty of Law and Political Science at Montpellier.
2010: Recipient of the Hébrard Prize for the best research thesis completed at the Faculty of Law and Political Science in Montpellier.
2009–2010: Researcher on the ANR OPERA project led by W. Genieys (development of quantitative databases).
2007–2010: Researcher on the ANR PAECE project led by J-Y. Dormagen (field researcher, then coordinator of exit polls).

Teaching: 2010–2015: PhD student (contractual teaching assistant), then Assistant Professor:
- Introduction to Political Science (First Year of Law): 210 hours.
- Introduction to Political Science (First-Year Political Science): 45 hours.
- French Political Life, 1789–1958 (Political Science, Level 1): 45 hours.
- French Political Life in the Fifth Republic (Political Science, Freshman Year): 45 hours.
- Introduction to Public Policy (Bachelor’s in Political Science): 45 hours.
- International Relations (Bachelor's in Political Science): 45 hours.
- Comparative Politics (Political Science, sophomore year): 30 hours.
Administrative responsibilities:
- 2015: “Early-Career Researcher” expert on an HCERES committee during the evaluation of two doctoral schools at the University of Grenoble Alpes.

2014–2015: Member of the FEEL network (Future of Electoral Studies).
2011: Julien Audemard, David Gouard, “Young People and the Working Class: The Big Absentees from the Primary,” article published in Libération, October 20, 2011.

Julien Audemard, David Gouard, “Voter Turnout Through the Lens of Ethnicity: Initial Findings and Research Agenda,” International Journal of Comparative Politics.
Julien Audemard, David Gouard, “The October 2011 Citizens’ Primaries: Between Censitary Logic and Local Partisan Influences,” Revue française de science politique, vol. 64, no. 5, October 2014, pp. 953–970.
Julien Audemard, “Relationships with Politics in Context: The Contribution of Snowball Sampling,” in François Buton, Patrick Lehingue, Nicolas Mariot, and Sabine Rozier, Ordinary Relationships with Politics, Editions du Croquant, 2015.