The Sciences Po Centre for History
The Sciences Po Centre for History was founded in 1984 and brings together all research and teaching in history at Sciences Po, doctoral studies included. The CHSP is primarily concerned with political history, understood in the broadest sense and approached from a transnational and comparative perspective.
The CHSP has implemented several changes in recent years. We have increased and internationalised our staff, broadened our fields of research on a European and global scale, extended our chronological range back to the early modern period, and stepped up multidisciplinary collaboration. We have fully integrated our PhD students into our research activities, placed greater emphasis on their professional training, and regularly host post-doctoral fellows and visiting researchers.
At the CHSP, research and teaching are closely linked and geared towards a multidisciplinary, international outlook. We have 26 permanent faculty members, 50 PhD students, several post-doctoral fellows and 32 affiliated researchers, accompanied by a research support team.
We maintain several partnerships for academic collaboration with research centres, networks, and associations at the international level, such as with the London School of Economics and King’s College. The CHSP is active in the CIVICA network, established in 2019 by several major European universities including Sciences Po.
RESEARCH PROJECTS
Individual or collective research projects conducted within the Center are part of the intense research activity of the Center. The Center assists any member of its research community in the application procedure to national, European or international calls, as well as in the conduct of any granted research project (ANR, ERC, etc...).
FACULTY
The Center for History gathers some thirty scholars, all members of Sciences Po permanent faculty, as well as some fifty doctoral students. Post-doctoral fellows are involved in specific research projects. In addition, around thirty French and international scholars are affiliated to the Center.
RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS
HISTOIRE@POLITIQUE (FR)
The latest publications
Arts & Societes #132, Psycho-politique de l'espace public. Les questionnements de Lea Lublin (1929-1999), Hélène Gheysens, dec. 2024
Histoire@Politique n° 53 | 2024, Faire face à la défaite : perspectives franco-allemandes (1918-1945), sous la direction de Géraud Létang et Camille Mahé
Marc Lazar (ed.), Left. Crisis and Challenges of the European Left (end of Twentieth Century-2020s), Milan, Feltrinelli, 2024, 373 p.
Laurence Bertrand Dorléac, Le lion de Rosa (Bonheur), Arts et Artistes, Gallimard, 2024
Laura Lamiel: Entretien avec Camille Richert, Manuella Editions, 2024
Camille Mahé, La Seconde Guerre mondiale des enfants. Allemagne, France, Italie (1943-1949), PUF, 2024
Giacomo Canepa, Riabilitare gli italiani. Politiche dell'assistenza post-bellica e costruzione della cittadinanza, Viella, 2024
Ch. Faucher, L. Humbert, G. Piketty et Th. Vaisset (dir.), Françaises et Français libres, PUR, 2024
Aurélie Luneau, Jean Bulot, La Libération. Chronologie et récits, PUF, Gallimard Jeunesse, 2024 La Libération. Chronologie et récits, PUF, Gallimard Jeunesse, 2024
Bastien Cabot, La gauche et les migrations. Une histoire de l'internationalisme, XIXe-XXIe siècle, PUF, 2024
Paul-André Rosental, Les sentiers invisibles. Familles et migrations. France, XIXe siècle, CNRS Éditions, Biblis, 2024