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Jessica Wardhaugh is a Reader in French Studies at the University of Warwick, specializing in modern contemporary French politics and culture. Her academic journey includes a Junior Research Fellowship at Christ Church, Oxford, and a position as a Special Lecturer at Bristol University. Wardhaugh's research focuses on popular politics and spectacle in modern France, with ongoing projects that investigate women's resistance in Nazi-Occupied France and the dynamics of political culture. She has published significant works, including 'Pursuit of People: Political Culture France, 1934–39' and 'Popular Theatre Political Utopia France, 1870–1940: Active Citizens'. Wardhaugh has contributed to various research networks and explored topics ranging from the integration of public theatre in political discourse to the implications of right-wing politics in France. Her academic influence extends to teaching, where she supervises MA and PhD theses, emphasizing themes in modern French politics and theater. Wardhaugh has widely shared her findings through public lectures and media, highlighting the intricate relationships between personal and political narratives in France's history.
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