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Roxane Cordier
Climate Interventions Researcher
Roxane is a researcher within the climate interventions team at CFG. She focuses on policy analysis and responsible governance approaches to emerging climate solutions such as solar radiation modification.
Before joining CFG, Roxane gained experience in policy and governance through internships at the UN and the European Parliament.
Her background includes roles in conflict prevention and the protection of human rights, democratic participation in shaping regulatory guidelines for digital platforms, and monitoring nuclear proliferation activities.
Roxane holds a master’s degree in International Law from Panthéon-Assas University, where she specialized in international criminal law, humanitarian law, and human rights law.
Her interest lies in exploring the ethical dimensions of policies surrounding new technologies and the effects of climate change on international peace and security.