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Supporting Ukraine, combining soft and hard power, fighting foreign interference... discover what Claire and Stefania learned ...
Gilles Ivaldi, researcher at CEVIPOF, looks at the rise of far-right parties, which varies from one European country to another.
Sociology is all about asking why, and also how. Meet a graduate who is a project leader for the Boston Consulting Group.
This semester, 180 students from our School of Public Affairs were part of “The EU Simulation” Class. Watch their valuable experience!
Training for green jobs, promoting low-skilled workers migration: discover the proposals of our three teams ...
Former Digital Minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang shares her country's approach.
From Sciences Po/HEC dual degree to circular economy policy project officer at the European Commission's Directorate-General for the Environment.
Congratulations to an alumnus from the School of Research/CERI that has also been awarded the prestigious British Academy International Fellowship at the University ...
From Sciences Po/HEC dual degree to Inspector at the Banque de France, currently on secondment at the Banque de France Representative Office in Singapore.
He studied at Stanford and Harvard and taught at Columbia and NYU. Who is the new head of Sciences Po's international strategy ...
Social and environmental justice in urban planning: learn more about the upcoming scientific congress of the European ...
Epidemics, the Artic, minerals, degrowth... Take a look at the postdocs who are making Sciences Po a leading university in the ...
They discussed the EU elections, debated European identity and met Michelle Obama: discover their journey.
Meet two finalists: Anna, a ballet dancer committed to linguistic equality and Suhanya, an actress supporting marginalised women in ...
One year in Paris, one year in New York: two Master's degrees, two networks... Did you know about our unique dual ...
A look back at a ground-breaking initiative that is already celebrating a year of creativity.
What if the Research Master in Political Science, international relations major, led you to a dual career: international civil servant at the UN and writer?
Congratulations to the CEE Professor of sociology, recipient of the 2024 Sellin-Glueck Award.
Cities are where the battle against climate change will be won, and this student from the Master Governing the Large Metropolis wants to be on the front line.
"There would be no sellers if there were no buyers": watch 2 video interviews about the pornography industry, laws on prostitution and ...
What can be learned by comparing Italian and French anti-corruption laws? What about cross-border corruption?
Congratulations to Maël Ginsburger, Doctor of Sociology at CRIS, on winning joint 2nd prize for his work on ordinary habits and ...
Interview with Matthias Thiemann, whose latest book investigates how central bankers in the UK, the USA and the ...
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