Natalie Doyle

I came to Australia from France after my baccalauréat and completed a BA at the University of Sydney. I started teaching French in the Department of French Studies at the University of Sydney while completing a Masters degree in French studies. In 1991 I took up a lectureship in French Studies at La Trobe University and did  a PhD in Politics at Monash University.

I became a lecturer at Monash in 2001, teaching both French studies and European  Studies.  In French studies  I have been contributing to the undergraduate program teaching courses on French society and politics and supervising Honours theses. I contributed  to the development of the  major in European studies and in 2006  helped establish the Monash European and EU Centre of which I am now deputy director and undergraduate studies coordinator.  I   have been  actively researching contemporary French socio-political theory and European politics. Most recently, I have been involved in a research project  on the growth of illiberal  attitudes towards  Muslims in Western Europe.   

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