chloe.dhaille [at] gmail.com

I am a PhD student under the supervision of Yorghos Remvikos and Jean-Paul Vanderlinden. My PhD is part of the PREFER (PRoxies For Existential Risks) Project, ERC advanced grant 2021, which aims at documenting local terminal risks through narratives of non-occidental threatened communities. I work with a small farming community in Colombia, which was recently constituted as Zona de Reserva Campesina (Campesino Reserve Zone), which aims at combining living conditions improvement and environment conservation. In this context, my work focuses on women's experiences of and responses to changes that they consider important and are expressed through life stories.

I have a background in pluridisciplinary education specialized in social and environmental sciences. Furthermore, I hold an MA in Sustainable Development - Climate Change Adaptation (Université Paris Saclay). My previous research focused on knowledge circulation within the paleoclimatic program PAGES (PAst Global changES) and investigated how this constitutes a "cases library"  that can be mobilized to face present and future climate change challenges.

Research interests : campesino way of life ; women ; relations with water ; ethics ; moral anthropology ; care ; narratives ; epistemology ; critical theory ; transdisciplinary work

Last revision: March 2025