Amandine Le Bellec

Amandine Le Bellec is a PhD candidate at CEVIPOF - Sciences Po and the University of Trento. She works on the development of the Common European Asylum System (CEAS), focusing on the inclusion of gender and LGBTI+ issues in migration policies. Amandine holds an MA in Human Rights and Humanitarian Action from Sciences Po, and she has specialized in gender studies since completing her BA, studying for one year at the Department of Gender and Cultural Studies at the University of Sydney.

Education

• Università di Trento
  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, International Relations & Political Science

• Sciences Po
  Master's degree, International Relations and Affairs

• University of Oxford
  OxPo Exchange Fellow, Department of Politics and International Relations

• Sciences Po
  Bachelor's degree, Latin American Studies

Publications:

• Le Bellec, A. (2020). “Protecting Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans Women Seeking Asylum in France. The impact of French national culture on group-specific protection”, in Marchi, L. and Covi, G. (eds). UN.I.RE.: Gender Violence is Also a Cultural Issue! Proceedings from the International Graduate Conference "Cultural Actions and Practices that Honor the Implementation of The Council of Europe-Istanbul Convention", p82-98. Trento: University of Trento. ISBN 978-88-8443-883-6
• Le Bellec, A. (2018) “North Eastern Madagascar and the Enawo Cyclone: A Discussion of the Concept of Resilience”, in The State of Environmental Migration Review, p11-31, Presses Universitaires de Liège.