Discover on this page the speakers of the 2021-22 summer school, presented in alphabetical order.

	Anaëlle Alcaïno Currently a doctoral student at CEREGE working on microplastics in the bay in the bay of Marseille, she has a transdisciplinary background sciences and humanities and a Master's degree in marine sciences. sciences) and is passionate about Mediterranean fauna, flora and cultures. Mediterranean cultures.
	Jean-Eudes Beuret Professor at the AGRO Institute, fisheries pole, UMR CNRS Espaces et Sociétés ESO 6590, economist specializing in the concerted management of resources, the environment and territories. For several years, my research has focused on MPAs, in France (Natura 2000 at sea) and internationally (comparative analyses of MPAs).
	Philippe Billet Professor of Public Law (Faculty of Law - U. Jean Moulin - Lyon 3), Director of the Institute of Environmental Law of Lyon (CNRS, UMR 5600, EVS - IDE) Philippe is an Associate Professor of Law (U. Lyon 3) and Director of the Institute of Environmental Law of Lyon (CNRS, UMR 5600, EVS-IDE). Honorary President of the French Society for Environmental Law, he is a member of the French National Council for Nature Protection, Vice-President of the Scientific Council of the Foundation for Research on Biodiversity, and a member of the Board of Directors of the Cevennes National Park.
	Charles-François Boudouresque Professor Emeritus, MIO (Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography), Aix-Marseille University Macroalgae, sea grass beds, ecosystem approach, biological invasions, conservation. Author or co-author of 35 books and more than 500 scientific papers.
	Anne Cadoret Lecturer in Geography and Planning, CNRS TELEMMe 7303, Aix-Marseille University Anne Cadoret is a geographer specializing in the analysis of conflict processes related to the environment, particularly in coastal areas and marine protected areas. She is interested in the causes of conflicts, their mechanisms and their consequences in terms of dynamics of actors, governance and social innovations in a context of socio-environmental changes. She is a member of the Scientific Councils of the Port-Cros National Park and the Prado Reefs of Marseille.
	Patrick Christie At the University of Washington's School of Marine and Environmental Affairs and the Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies Patrick Christie has led a variety of multidisciplinary research programs aimed at identifying factors influencing the success of ocean conservation and the behavior of fishing communities. He has conducted research in Ecuador, Brazil, Central America, the Philippines, Indonesia, Hawaii, and the Pacific Northwest for 25 years.
	Mel Constant Environmental Geosciences
	Xavier Daumalin Professor of Contemporary History, Director of the UMR CNRS TELEMMe, Aix-Marseille University All of his research has been devoted to the economic and social history of Mediterranean France in the 19th and 20th centuries, with a strong specialization in the history of the port of Marseille. This research has led to the publication of 22 works - personal (3), collective (11), and co-directed (8) -, 7 journal issues or exhibition catalogs, and 75 articles or book chapters.
	Sébastien Gadal Professor of Geomatics and Spatial Analysis, OCEAN Institute, ITEM, SOMUM. Department of Geography, CNRS ESPACE UMR 7300.
	Sophie Gambardella CNRS researcher, CERIC-UMR DICE 7318, Aix-Marseille University. Sophie Gambardella is a researcher at the CNRS, attached to the UMR DICE 7318 (CERIC) in international and European environmental law and more particularly in international marine biodiversity law. She is also the deputy director of research at the "Ocean Sciences" Institute of Aix-Marseille University. https://univ-droit.fr/universitaires/26037-sophie-gambardella https://dice.univ-amu.fr/fr/dice/ceric
	Michael Grelaud Environmental Geosciences.
	Nikoleta Jones Ass. Pr. of Economy, Warwick University. Dr. Jones is an environmental social scientist. Her expertise lies in the area of environmental policy and governance, with a particular focus on controversial policy initiatives, such as creating space for water due to climate change and the designation of new protected areas. She uses mixed methods with a particular interest in behavioral predictive models incorporating spatial and temporal dimensions. https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/schoolforcross-facultystudies/igsd/about/people/njones/
	Marie-pierre Lanfranchi Professor of Public Law at Aix-Marseille University, Member of the Center for International and Community Studies and Research (CERIC, UMR DICE 7318). Her teaching and research activities are focused on public international law. Publications explore issues related to sustainable development and environmental protection in general international law, international trade rules and law of the sea.
	Laetitia Licari Lecturer in Environmental Geosciences at CEREGE. Laetitia Licari conducts her research activities in marine geosciences within the Climate team of CEREGE. She is interested in the understanding of environmental changes in the marine environment at different time scales, from glacial-interglacial variability to the Anthropocene.
	Kalliopi Pediaditi PhD, IES, Project Manager, Ocean Sciences Institute, Aix Marseille University. PhD in sustainable development with more than 15 years of experience in the field of design, drafting, implementation and monitoring of European and international cooperation projects (e.g. Erasmus Mundus, Interreg, LIFE coordinator). Expertise in the development and implementation of strategies at EC, national and local level in different fields including education. Specialist in participatory methods and design of evaluation systems and information management.
	Pascale Ricard Research Fellow at CNRS, UMR DICE Pascale Ricard is a research fellow at the CNRS, attached to the UMR DICE 7318 (CERIC) in international law of the sea and the environment and more particularly in international law of marine biodiversity. She teaches international environmental law, law of the sea, and international economic law at the universities of Aix-Marseille and Jean-Moulin Lyon 3, and is an associate researcher at the latter.
	Samuel Robert Director of the CNRS ESPACE laboratory at Aix Marseille University Geographer, CNRS researcher and head of the Aix-Marseille University team of the ESPACE laboratory (UMR 7300), his research topics are related to the study of coastal zones and human-environment interactions in the Mediterranean. His fields of interest include land use change, landscape management, land use planning, coastal risks, coastal zone management and territorial dynamics. His work consists of producing and analyzing geographic information to better understand the relationships between societies, the environment and territories. Many of his research projects are based on interdisciplinary studies and involve partnerships between scientists and local actors.
	Sandrine Ruitton Professor of Marine Ecology, Mediterranean Institute of Oceanology, Aix Marseille University. https://www.mio.osupytheas.fr/fr/sandrine-ruitton
	François Sabatier Lecturer in Physical Geography and specialist in coastal geomorphology at Aix-Marseille University, CEREGE. His work (Camargue, PACA, Magreb ect) deals with the morphodynamics of the beach profile, the impact of the sea rise and the development of the coastline in a logic of Nature-based Solutions.
	Richard Semperé Director of the Ocean Sciences Institute Richard Sempéré, PhD, is an oceanographer, marine and atmospheric geochemist, research director at the CNRS and founding director of the Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography (IMO) until 2021. His research focuses on exploring the sources and sinks of natural organic matter in aquatic environments, the intersection of the carbon cycle and microbial communities under conditions of global change. His current research focuses on microplastics and organic contaminants in atmospheric and aquatic systems (PI of the European research project Andromeda dealing with micro- and nanoplastics in the ocean, JPI Ocean). Richard Sempéré has led and/or co-lead many European and national projects such as UVECO, MERMEX, MEDPOP, Blue Pollut and CareMed. He has more than 110 publications.
	Eve Truihlé Director of research at the CNRS at the CERIC. She is the director of the Centre for International and Community Studies and Research (CERIC). She teaches European environmental law and is in charge of the CERIC Environmental Law Clinic. Her current research focuses on environmental litigation, the place of scientific expertise in environmental litigation and the issue of scientific uncertainty.
	Laurence Vidal Professor at Aix-Marseille University, Environmental Geosciences Laurence Vidal, AMU Professor in Environmental Geosciences. She is in charge of the Master STPE and co-leads the Climate team at CEREGE. She conducts studies in the field of marine and continental paleoclimatology as well as in environmental sciences.