Professor Dr. Elise Antoine

Biography

Elise Antoine is a fellow in Public Policy Administration at the London School of Economics, where she investigates how digital technologies, such as the internet and artificial intelligence, affect political processes and advocacy. She conducts research on the transformation of advocacy organizations and their influence on regulatory frameworks. Elise completed her PhD in the Department of Political Economy at King’s College London, focusing on international political economy and interest representation. She holds a Master’s degree in Political Science from Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris. Her diverse research portfolio includes articles, reports, working papers, and datasets, with a particular emphasis on public policy and the role of lobbying in global governance. Elise is dedicated to educating students on policy advice and the nuances of public policymaking, actively teaching courses related to practical approaches and analytical techniques in the field. She is fluent in French and engaged in various academic discussions around the impacts of technological advancements on policy-making.

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