PhD workshop “Social and ecological policies: finding common grounds”

Sciences Po’s Social–Ecological Transitions Initiative is pleased to convene the workshop: PhD workshop “Social and ecological policies: finding common grounds”

Abstract

This workshop aims at fostering interdisciplinary research and dialogue at the nexus of social and environmental issues. The workshop seeks to engage PhD students across Sciences Po and Université Paris Cité in exploring the multifaceted relationships between social and ecological challenges and policies, encouraging a synthesis of ideas that can pave the way for equitable and sustainable futures. 

Programme

• Joel Ansah (CERI, Sciences Po) - "Settlements of contestation: A comparative exploration of grassroots environmental contentions and mobilizations in flood-prone cities along the Gulf of Guinea"
• Paul Cukierman (Géographie-cités, UPC) - "Alliances de classe, alliances d’espace : penser les conditions d’une réforme écologique de l’ordre social"
• Nourhan Hashish (Department of Economics, Sciences Po) - "Drought Declarations and Voting Outcomes: Evidence from Tunisia"
• Malo Jan (CEE, Sciences Po) - "Linkages between social and climate issues in party communication"
• Matthias Petel (UCLouvain /Harvard) - "Choosing litigation, opting for justice? The ambivalent politics of climate action judicialization"

This workshop is organized with the support of the Laboratory for Interdisciplinary Evaluation of Public Policies (LIEPP) and with the assistance of Claire Lejeune (CEE) and Théodore Tallent (CEE).