Centre for socio-political data (CDSP) is expanding its online presence and launching its official page on LinkedIn.

Comment percevons-nous l’impact de nos activités numériques ? Sait-on les gérer, et si oui, comment ? C’est ce que mesure l'enquête sur la sobriété numérique conduite par le Centre de données sociopolitiques de Sciences Po.

On April 28, the CDSP hosted a webinar presenting key French data sources for research and teaching in social sciences and official statistics. The event gathered students, researchers, and data professionals interested in data reuse. Watch the replay to discover trusted infrastructures supporting open science and data sharing.

The CDSP is pleased to announce the release of the first wave of the Longitudinal Analysis of Crime and Insecurity (LANACI) project, marking the launch of a new series of surveys it is producing on crime and insecurity.

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Sciences Po's Centre for Socio-Political Data (CDSP) is calling for applications for its 2025 Doctoral student ELIPSS panel modules and took the opportunity to take a peek at Constance's 2024 ELIPSS panel findings!

In November 2024, the CDSP will publish on its repository, “The Banque de données of the CDSP” the 2017 French Electoral Survey (ENEF) produced by the CEVIPOF.

Since its creation in 2005, the Center for Socio-Political Data (CDSP) has documented and made available to the academic community many of the CEVIPOF's major surveys, such as the French Electoral Panel, conducted by CEVIPOF from 2002.

CDSP is hiring an Assistant Prof in Political Science / Quantitative Social Science Methods. This job position is designed to reinforce the methodological expertise of CDSP and Sciences Po in general.