Serge Audier

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Serge Audier is a French philosopher who teaches at the Côte d'Azur University in Nice. He is most notable for his writing on political and ideological conflicts as well as the philosophy of ecology. He is considered a leading authority on the history of liberalism in France. He studied at the Lycée Henri IV in the fifth arrondissement of Paris. He won first prize in French composition in the Concours général in 1987 and first prize in philosophy in the Concours général in 1988. The next phase of his career was at the École normale supérieure, class of 1990, where he obtained the Agrégation de philosophie in 1994. He became a Doctor of Philosophy in 2000 with a thesis that won the Raymond-Aron prize in 2001. Under the direction of Robert Legros, he defended his thesis in December 2000. The thesis was titled, "Machiavel, Tocqueville, Marx dans la pensée politique française de l’entre-deux-guerres," and the doctorate was granted by the University of Caen. A former resident of the Thiers Foundation and a member of the Institut Universitaire de France (IUF), he was a lecturer in the philosophy department at Paris-Sorbonne University for many years (2003–2023).