Yannick Mireur

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Yannick Mireur
Born	1971
Nationality	French
Education	Ph.D. Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Occupation(s)	Consultant, author
Organization	Nexus forum

Yannick Mireur (born 1971) is a French political scientist and author specializing in American affairs and U.S. foreign policy.^[1][2][3] and the founder of Nexus forum, an independent organization that holds events and roundtables on the urban digital and energy transition.

Formerly with Cambridge Energy Research Associates, an energy consultancy where he worked on European gas matters, he later directed a Paris-based, independent think tank and publication center, Institut Choiseul, where he founded Politique Américaine, the French leading quarterly journal on US affairs with a board of US policymakers and scholars such as Joseph Bye, Francis Fukuyama, James Schlesinger and many others. Mireur was chief editor of the journal between 2004 and 2011. He is also the author of two books on American politics and society (see below After Bush: Why America Will Not Change and Obama's World).^[4]