Arnault Barichella defended his PhD thesis in political science, "The UN Climate Change regime and the articulation of multi-level governance. A case study of the global cities of Paris, Boston and New York" in December 2022. He just started a post-doctoral researcher position and reflects in this interview on his experience as a PhD candidate at the CEE and Sciences Po.

Nathalie Morel, Assistant Professor at Sciences Po, member of the CEE and LIEPP, earned her accreditation to supervise research in political sciences on January 31st, 2023. She defended her habilitation thesis entitled “The politics of fiscal welfare: towards a social division of welfare and labour in France and Sweden”.

The jury was composed of:

In 2022, seven new PhD candidates have started working at the CEE. This new, international class is focusing on comparative policy issues with a European backdrop.

Three doctoral students have started a thesis funded by a Cifre contract (PhD theses carried out jointly in a university laboratory and a company, non profit or public administration):