Doctorante
pauline.thinus@ulb.be
Institut d'Etudes européennes
Campus du Solbosch - CP 172
Avenue F.D. Roosevelt, 50
1050 Bruxelles
Biography
EN
Pauline Thinus is a PhD candidate at CEVIPOL/IEE (ULB). Her dissertation focuses on the transactional approach of rule of law spending conditionality instruments applied in the 2021-2027 EU budgetary cycle. More broadly, her research focuses on European values (rule of law), Europeanization, spending/political conditionality, Central Europe, European economic governance. She is also Social Media Manager in the Board of the Journal of European Integration.
FR
Pauline Thinus est doctorante au CEVIPOL et à l’IEE (ULB). Sa thèse concerne l’approche transactionnelle des instruments de conditionnalité budgétaire liée à l’état de droit appliqués dans le cadre du cycle budgétaire européen 2021-2027. Plus généralement, ses thèmes de recherche concernent les valeurs de l’UE (état de droit), l’Européanisation, la conditionnalité budgétaire/politique, l’Europe Centrale, la gouvernance économique européenne. Elle est également responsable des réseaux sociaux du Journal of European Integration.
CV
- PhD candidate, Centre d’Étude de la Vie Politique (CEVIPOL) & Institute for European Studies (IEE), Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium (since 2022)
- Academic Assistant, European Political and Governance Studies Department, College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium (2020-2022)
- Teaching Assistant, Centre universitaire francophone, Faculty of Political Science and Law, Szeged University, Hungary (2019-2020)
- Master of Arts in European Interdisciplinary Studies, College of Europe in Natolin, Poland (2018-2019)
- Master of Arts in European and Global Studies, Sciences Po Rennes, France (2017-2019)
- Bachelor in Political Science, Sciences Po Rennes, France (2014-2017)
Selected publications
- Thinus, P. (forthcoming). “The EU’s Transactional Approach to Rule of Law Spending Conditionality in the 2020s”, Journal of Common Market Studies. DOI: 10.1111/jcms.13620.
- Thinus, P. & Dermine, P. (forthcoming). “Financial Oversight: Protecting the EU’s financial interests and fostering sound management of recovery funds” in Fabbrini, F. and Petit, C. (eds.) Research Handbook on Post-Pandemic Economic Governance & NGEU Law, Edward Elgar (EE) Publishing.
- Coman, R. & Thinus P. (forthcoming). “Article 7 TEU on the agendas of the Council’s rotating presidencies: Still a “nuclear option” or rather “a talking shop”?” in Coman, R., Costa, O. & Sierens, V. (eds.) EU Council Presidencies in Times of Crises, Palgrave Studies in European Union Politics, Palgrave Macmillan.
- Coman, R. & Thinus P. (2023). “Article 7 TEU in the Academic Literature: Historical Evolution and Institutional Perspectives”. In C. Fasone, A. Dirri, & Y. Guerra (eds.) Established EU Rule of Law Instruments: State-of-the-art Working Paper, RED-SPINEL project, WP2, p. 10-14. https://redspinel.iee-ulb.eu/resource/established-eu-rule-of-law-instruments/
- Costa, O. et Thinus, P. (2022) « Faut-il institutionnaliser la procédure des Spitzenkandidaten ? Les enjeux de la légitimation démocratique de l’Union », Institut Jacques Delors, Hors-série, Juin 2022. https://institutdelors.eu/wp-content/uploads/dlm_uploads/2022/06/Hors-serie20220601_Spitzenkandidaten_OPPE.pdf
Domaines d'intérêt
Valeurs européennes, État de droit et légitimité démocratique.