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Grégoire Mallard
Assistant Professor
1810 Chicago Avenue
Room 323
(847) 467-4139
g-mallard@northwestern.edu
Office Hours: By Appointment Only
Curriculum Vitae
Personal Website
Areas of Interest
Historical and Political Sociology
Science Studies
International Relations
European History
Biography
Grégoire Mallard, was born and raised in Paris, where he graduated from the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan, after which he obtained a Ph.D. in sociology from Princeton University and a doctorat from Université Paris-Est, and completed post-doctoral work at McGill University.
Grégoire is completing a book manuscript on the history of international treaties in the nuclear field. His book focuses on the writing of treaties between the US and Europe, from the Second World War and up to the ratification of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty by West European nations in the mid-1970s. He co-edited Global Science and National Sovereignty: Studies in Historical Sociology of Science (Routledge, 2008), and published articles in various topics in the historical sociology of science, ranging from the history of the Euratom Treaty negotiations to the analysis of rules of fairness in the organization of peer evaluation.
Courses Taught
SOCIOL 226 - Sociological Analysis Syllabus
SOCIOL 309 - Political Sociology Syllabus
SOCIOL 320 - Global Threats, Law and Politics Syllabus
SOCIOL 476 - Sociology of International Law Syllabus
BOOK
Global Science and National Sovereignty: Studies in Historical Sociology of Science
(with Catherine Paradeise, and Ashveen Peerbaye)
Routledge, 2008
PUBLICATIONS
The Gift Revisited: Marcel Mauss on War, Debt and the Politics of Reparations
Sociological Theory. 29(4): 225-247, 2011
How Claims to Know the Future are Used to Understand the Present: Techniques of Prospection in The Field of National Security, pgs 339-377 with Andrew Lakoff. in Social Knowledge in the Making, edited by Charles Camic, Michèle Lamont and Neil Gross: Chicago University Press, 2011.
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