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- Boullier, Dominique. 2020. Comment sortir de l'emprise des réseaux sociaux. Le Passeur.
- Wunsch, Natasha. 2020. "Schutz der Rechtsstaatlichkeit in der EU: Die deutsche Ratspräsidentschaft muss das Budget und die Glaubwürdigkeit der EU sichern." #BerlinPerspectives 4, Institut für Europäische Politik.
- 2020. "La taille des métropoles n’est qu’un bout de l’histoire." La semaine de Nancy, no 532:4-5.
- Grossman, Emiliano. 2020. "L’action publique mise à mal par les clivages politiques." The Conversation. https://theconversation.com/laction-publique-mise-a-mal-par-les-clivages-politiques-145948.
- Wunsch, Natasha. 2020. "Protecting the Rule of Law in the EU: Germany’s Council Presidency must secure both the EU’s budget and its credibility." #BerlinPerspectives 4, Institut für Europäische Politik.
- Cousin, Bruno and Michèle Lamont, ed(s). 2020. La morale des sociologues. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.
- Hay, Colin. 2020. "Bordeaux Profile: Château Haut Bailly." The Drinks Business. https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2020/09/bordeaux-profile-chateau-haut-bailly/.
- Froio, Caterina, Sebastian Stier and Wolf J Schünemann. 2020. "Going transnational? Candidates’ transnational linkages on Twitter during the 2019 European Parliament elections." West European Politics.
- 2020. ""En France on ne sait pas ce qu'est le compromis politique." Horizons publics, no 15:75-81.
- Genieys, William. 2020. Gouverner à l’abri des regards. La réussite de l’Obamacare. Paris: Presses de Sciences Po.
Key Themes
What are the political effects of the changes in Europe’s economic and social systems? How are they reshaping the state, public action and representative democracy? In order to answer these questions, CEE’s work is structured along four overlapping axes: the transformations of capitalism; cities, borders and (im)mobilities; the state as producer of public policies; tensions in representative democracy.
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Freedom for Fariba Adelkhah
#FreeFariba
Our colleague and friend, anthropologist Fariba Adelkhah, was arrested in Iran in early June 2019. A specialist in Iranian sociology, Adelkhah has been Director of Research at Sciences Po’s Centre for International Research (CERI) since 1993. Despite continued efforts on the part of this institution and the French authorities, Fariba Adelkhah remains in incarceration today.
