Éléonore Duffau is a Junior Research Fellow at IRIS, within the Climate, environment, security Program, where she works mainly on strategic and security issues related to climate change.
She holds a Master’s degree in European Affairs from the Institut d’études politiques de Paris (Sciences Po), where she studied the European Union’s external action and in particular European policies in the Middle East.
Before joining IRIS, Éléonore Duffau completed an internship at the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs in the decentralised cooperation sector.
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Notes / Defence and Climate Observatory
19 May 2026
Climate Disinformation and Information Warfare : State Interference and Security Implications
Research Fellow, Head of the Climate, Environment, Security Programme, IRIS
Research Fellow, IRIS
Research assistant within IRIS’s Climate, Environment, and Security Program
Notes / Defence and Climate Observatory
21 November 2025
The Strategic Use of Climate Vulnerabilities in Contemporary Conflicts: Modalities and Feedback Effects
Research Fellow, Head of the Climate, Environment, Security Programme, IRIS
Research Fellow, IRIS
Associate Research Fellow, IRIS
Research Assistant, IRIS
Notes / Defence and Climate Observatory
13 May 2025
Climate Diplomacy of the Gulf Monarchies: Leverage and Power Tool
Research Fellow, IRIS
Research Fellow, Head of the Climate, Environment, Security Programme, IRIS
Research Assistant, IRIS
Research Assistant, IRIS
Cartographies / Defence and Climate Observatory
13 May 2025
The climate diplomacy of the Gulf monarchies
Directeur adjoint de l’IRIS
Chercheuse à l’IRIS
Chercheuse à l’IRIS, responsable du Programme Climat, environnement, sécurité
