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Prénom de l'expert
Jérémy
Nom de l'expert
BACHELIER

Intitulé du poste

Former Military Fellow, Security Studies Center, Ifri

Domaine d'expertises En

Research Areas:

  • Maritime Power
  • French Maritime Strategy
  • Indo-Pacific
  • Command and Control of Maritime Operations
Biographie En

Commander Bachelier is a former military fellow at Ifri's Security Studies Center (CES) and Ifri’s Defense Research Unit (LRD). French Navy officer, his professional career was essentially oriented towards external operations, exercising responsibilities in operational units as well as in strategic headquarters, on national territory and abroad. He is a graduate from the French Navy Academy and from the French War College and holds a Master of Geopolitics from la Sorbonne. He has participated in numerous air and sea operations, national or in coalition, but also in humanitarian aid operations, national evacuation operations and numerous operations in the field of State action at sea.

His operational experience covers all the seas of the globe, and more recently the cadets training and recruitment within the French Navy and representative of the Admiral in charge of operations in the Asia-Pacific zone (ALPACI) in Southeast Asia, allows it to contribute to studies relating to the Indo-Pacific region and more broadly to French maritime, security, capacity and strategic issues.

He was also in charge of the Paris Naval Conference (CNP) jointly organized by the French Navy and Ifri.

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"Information Fusion": A Lever of Maritime Power for France?

Date de publication
07 December 2023
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France is a seafaring nation. The stability of its national economy, trade, and security are inextricably linked to the maritime character of international trade.

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France in the Indo-Pacific: The Need for a Pragmatic Strategic Posture

Date de publication
10 October 2023
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As US-China rivalry reaches its peak and the likelihood of a high-intensity conflict in the region seems greater than ever, this report advocates for a pragmatic recalibration of France’s strategic posture in the Indo-Pacific. This adjustment should be grounded in a realistic reframing of ambitions and an analysis of France’s core interests and the threats it faces.

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Strategic Signaling: A Lever for France in the Competition Between Powers?

Date de publication
16 May 2023
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From the joint and combined Orion 2023 exercice to the deployment of Leclerc tanks in Romania, through the qualification fire of new missiles, the French armed forces conduct many manoeuvres and activities that are now described as falling under the "strategic signaling".

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China/United States: Europe off Balance

Date de publication
01 April 2023
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As French President Emmanuel Macron (accompanied by Ursula von der Leyen) is on a state visit to China, some twenty Ifri researchers decipher the stakes of the U.S./China/Europe strategic triangle.

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Naval Combat Redux: A Renewed Challenge for Western Navies

Date de publication
09 January 2023
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Our world is becoming increasingly contested and unpredictable and we are trending towards a return of great power strategic competition, characterized by more frequent challenges to the established rules-based international order. As a consequence, the risk of interstate conflict continues to rise. This regressive evolution is most readily apparent in the maritime domain, where the concomitant impacts on the free flow of international trade and the control of illegal and unregulated fishing are interlaced with the prescient, yet growing challenge of environmental security. 

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France and AUKUS: Bouncing Back to Live up to Pacific Challenges

Date de publication
03 November 2022
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Back in September 2021, the announcement of AUKUS – the defense partnership between Australia, the United Kingdom (UK) and the United States (US) was a shock to Paris.

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