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In November 2019, he defended his PhD dissertation on the French National Park reform and the recognition of indigenousness, with regard to both its implementation modes and its effects. His research lie primarily within public action and environmental sociology and they strive to contribute to environmental justice research. He is the coordinator for the Arenna project (Socioeconomic analysis for the review of the management plan of the Banc d’Arguin national natural reserve). This study draws on the ideas he developed in his dissertation on the tensions between conservation and equity that are affecting nature conservation policies, or on the recognition of an indigenous capital.