Ariane Basthard-Bogain

Senior Lecturer

Department: Social Sciences

Ariane studied English, Politics and European law in France. She was appointed Lecturer in French in Modern Languages in 1997 and became a lecturer in French and Politics in 2015.

Campus Address

Northumbria University
Lipman Building, room 004
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 8ST

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Research Themes and Scholarly Interests

Anti-terrorism policies in France
Anti-terrorism discourses in France
Language and power
French Politics
France and the EU

Key Publications

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Reflexiones sobre las propuestas de Macron para la renovación de la UE, Bogain, A. 6 Nov 2020, In: Araucaria
Understanding public constructions of counter-terrorism: an analysis of online comments during the state of emergency in France (2015-2017), Bogain, A. 1 Oct 2020, In: Critical Studies on Terrorism
Terrorism and the discursive construction of national identity in France, Bogain, A. 27 Feb 2018, In: National Identities
Security in the name of human rights: the discursive legitimation strategies of the war on terror in France, Bogain, A. 2017, In: Critical Studies on Terrorism
Demons, ants, giants and dwarves: the construction of Germany’s handling of the Euro-crisis in French political discourse, Bogain, A. 30 May 2014, In: Journal of Contemporary European Studies
Jules Romains’ vision of a united Europe in interwar France: legacy and ambiguities, Bogain, A. 24 Jan 2013, In: Modern and Contemporary France
Erasmus Language students in a British University – a case study, Bogain, A. 2012, In: The Language Learning Journal

Qualifications

Cultural Studies MPhil June 30 1998
Education PGCE June 30 1997
Law MPhil June 30 1995
Politics MA (Hons) June 30 1994
English MA (Hons) June 30 1991
English BA June 30 1990

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