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Anne-Lorraine BUJON
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Anne-Lorraine
BUJON

Advisor, Americas Program, Ifri

Research Areas:

  • Political Philosophy
  • Political and Cultural History of the United States
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Trained at Ecole Normale Supérieure and holding the highest degree offered by French universities ("agrégation") in English, Anne-Lorraine Bujon is currently a Director of programs at the Institute for the Higher Studies of Justice (IHEJ).

Anne-Lorraine Bujon is an Advisor at Ifri's Americas Program.

Trained at Ecole Normale Supérieure and holding the highest degree offered by French universities ("agrégation") in English, Anne-Lorraine Bujon is the editor-in-chief of the periodical Esprit since 2016.

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L'irrésistible ascension des mormons américains

11 July 2012

Mormonism has been making headlines ever since Mitt Romney declared his candidacy to the White House. This 19th century American-born religion puts forth a set of values that is both original and strong. A better understanding of these values is necessary as Mormonism develops both inside and outside the United States. 

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Au coeur de l'Amérique ? Le mouvement des Tea Parties

27 February 2010

Since the beginning of 2009, conservatism in America has morphed into a spontaneous and decentralized form called the Tea Party Movement. Anne-Lorraine Bujon, a distinguished commentator on U.S. policy and society, analyses this new phase in American history.

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