PROJECTS

Grégoire Mallard, 2008. University of Chicago Press.
Many Baby Boomers still recall crouching under their grade-school desks in frequent bomb drills during the Cuban Missile Crisis—a clear representation of how terrified the United States was of nuclear war. Thus far, we have succeeded in preventing such catastrophe, and this is partly due to the various treaties signed in the 1960s forswearing the use of nuclear technology for military purposes. In Fallout, Grégoire Mallard seeks to understand why some nations agreed to these limitations of their sovereign will—and why others decidedly did not. He builds his investigation around the 1968 signing of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty (NPT), which, though binding in nature, wasn’t adhered to consistently by all signatory nations. Mallard looks at Europe’s observance of treaty rules in contrast to the three holdouts in the global nonproliferation regime: Israel, India, and Pakistan. He seeks to find reasons for these discrepancies, and makes the compelling case that who wrote treaties and how rules were written—whether transparently, ambiguously, or opaquely—had major significance in how the rules were interpreted and whether they were then followed or dismissed. Mallard not only provides a new perspective on our diplomatic history, but, more significantly, draws important conclusions about potential conditions that could facilitate the inclusion of the remaining NPT holdouts. See reviews by Patrick Roberts, Matthew Kroenig, Ariel Colonomos, , Bruno Tertrais, Florent Pouponneau, and a debate with Julia Adams, Ron Levi, Nitsan Chorev, and Antoine Vauchez (Spring 2015 issue of Trajectories)

Grégoire Mallard, 2018
British Journal of Sociology, 69(4): 1007-1030.

Grégoire Mallard and Stephanie Hofmann, 2016
Pp. 89-103, in Dissémination et mimétisme en droit international : un regard anthropologique sur la formation des normes, edited by Vincent Negri and Isabelle Schulte-Tenckhoff. Editions Pedone

Grégoire Mallard, 2017
American Journal of Cultural Sociology, 6(3):532-562

Grégoire Mallard and Frédéric Mérand, 2011
Pp. 165-176 in Armement et désarmement nucléaires. Un défi pour l’Europe, edited by Christophe Wasinski et Sébastien Boussois. Peter Lang

Grégoire Mallard and Paolo Foradori, 2008
Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations. 24(4): 499-515

Grégoire Mallard and Andrew Lakoff, 2011
Pp. 339-377 in Social Knowledge in the Making, edited by Charles Camic, Michèle Lamont and Neil Gross. Chicago University Press

Grégoire Mallard, 2008
European Journal of International Law. 25(2):445-472

Grégoire Mallard. 2008
Pp. 82-119 in Global Science and National Sovereignty, edited by Grégoire Mallard, Catherine Paradeise and Ashveen Peerbaye. Routledge

Grégoire Mallard and Catherine Paradeise, 2008
Pp. 1-39 in Global Science and National Sovereignt, edited by Grégoire Mallard, Catherine Paradeise and Ashveen Peerbaye. Routledge

Grégoire Mallard and Martial Foucault, 2011
French Politics, Culture and Society. 29(3): 68-89

Grégoire Mallard, 2010 Proposal with an Introduction by Hans Blix
Background Paper of the Nuclear Forum in Cairo (Arab Institute for Security Studies 2011) and of the Nuclear Governance Workshop (European University Institute 2012)

Grégoire Mallard, 2009
Critique Internationale. 42 :141-163

Grégoire Mallard, 2008
The Nonproliferation Review. 15(3):459-477

Grégoire Mallard, 2006
Sociologie du Travail. 48(3):367-389

Grégoire Mallard, 2015
Pp. 21-27, Trajectories (Spring), the newsletter of the ASA section on comparative and historical sociology.

Grégoire Mallard, 2010
Metascience 19(3):467-474

Grégoire Mallard, 2009
Canadian Journal of Sociology. 34(3):930-2

Grégoire Mallard and Frédéric Mérand, May 2009 Canada-Europe Transatlantic Dialogue

Grégoire Mallard, 2020
in Traversées de mondes : Rencontres Recherche et Création, edited by Catherine Courtet, Mireille Besson, Françoise Lavocat, and Alain Viala. CNRS edition.

Grégoire Mallard, 2017
American Journal of International Law (Unbound) (111):187-193