Alice Gregoire
After graduating in political science at Panthéon-Sorbonne University with a master's thesis on the personalization of power within the UDPS, the current ruling party in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), I have started my PhD at the CRG. My research focuses on party-state relations and their impact on the post-war political field in the DRC with a sociological approach based on Bourdieu's field theory.
New Publication:The Political Hidden Costs of Power-Sharing in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Two decades after the adoption of a constitution brought about by the Global and Inclusive Agreement (AGI), a full-scale war once again threatens the stability of the regime in the DRC.
New Publication: The Congolese Elections and International Observers
As Congo prepares for elections, international observers express concerns over the electoral process. However, a closer look reveals a shift in dynamics, with the absence of external control and funding for the first time in the country's history.