14 December 2022
The writing and rewriting of history, and its use for political purposes are in the spotlight again. But the disproportionate attention given to violence in […]
14 December 2022
What is the purpose of public policy evaluation? How are evaluations produced? How can the issues be shared with a wide audience in order to […]
14 December 2022
In his book, La bienveillance dans les relations internationales. Un essai politique (CNRS Editions, January 2022), Frédéric Ramel sets out to examine and analyse international […]
13 December 2022
by Sylvain Parasie, médialab It is hard – if not impossible – to discuss the role of journalism in democracy today without mentioning the Internet, social networks and algorithms. […]
13 December 2022
Fighting against inequality requires questioning education systems, how they make it possible to remedy them, why they rarely succeed, or even aggravate them. This is […]
13 December 2022
Low rural income, particularly in developing and emerging countries, is a persistent issue. To address this poverty effectively through public policies, however, we need to […]
13 December 2022
Like all large cities, Paris is, and will continue to be, particularly impacted by climate change. It is also a city brimming with potential for […]
13 December 2022
If there is a Russian intellectual who has theorised the cultural ideology behind Putin’s Russia, it is Alexander Prokhanov. Juliette Faure, a doctoral student at […]
27 November 2022
How to understand pregnant women who refuse screening for Down’s syndrome(1)It is a genetic disease that can cause physical and mental disabilities, the extent and […]