Daphné Charotte (D.)

Daphné Charotte is a PhD candidate in the Politics department at FASoS. She graduated with an MSc in European Studies (cum laude) from FASoS in July 2022.

Daphné is working on the project "A coalition of hawks and doves? Explaining military receptiveness to civil society calls for transparency around the use of force", funded by the Gerda Henkel Stiftung and FASoS. The project is led by Dr. Francesca Colli and Dr. Yf Reykers who both act as co-promotors; the promotor is Dr. Giselle Bosse.

The objective of her research is to understand contemporary policymaking for the protection of civilians (PoC) in conflict, particularly from an organizational learning perspective. She examines the cases of NATO, the United States, and the United Nations. A notable contribution of her research is its analysis of the responses of NATO and the United States to public pressure to improve their PoC policies.

Expertises
  • Protection of civilians in armed conflict
  • Civilian Harm Mitigation and Response
  • Human Security
  • NGO-military relations
  • Organizational learning 
Career history

Professional experience

  • March-May 2024: Visiting Graduate Student at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (Washington, DC)
  • Since September 2022: PhD candidate at FASoS

Education

  • 2020-2022: Research Master European Studies (cum laude) at FASoS
  • 2017-2020: Bachelor in International Relations at the Institut Libre d'Étude des Relations Internationales (Paris, France)