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Emma Roy-Contancin

Emma is a U2 student pursuing a double major in Political Science and International Development. Originally from Paris, she has a particular interest in international relations, primarily in Africa and Southeast Asia.

The French Presidential Elections: Implications of Young People’s Disinterest in Politics

Emma Roy-Contancin Mar 1, 2022
In short, for François Mari, candidates "don't know how to use today's codes to be heard by young voters, or they use them in the wrong way", which translates into a weak communication interface between the youth and the older generations…
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Operation Barkhane in Mali: The End of French Intervention Raises New Concerns

Emma Roy-Contancin Feb 14, 2022
In the summer of 2021, Emmanuel Macron announced the end of Operation Barkhane, withdrawing most French troops from Mali in early 2022. This unexpected announcement opens the door for a seismic shift in North African security.
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China’s Meddling in Africa in the Midst of the Global Pandemic

Emma Roy-Contancin Nov 29, 2021
Through its heavy investment in the political, economic, and social dimensions, is China improving or damaging Africa in the COVID era?
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