The CEE is pleased to announce the CEE interviews Digests-Why research matters by presenting researchers' publications:

Emiliano Grossman (CEE) and The Comparative Agendas Project 

Emiliano Grossman, Associate Professor at Sciences Po and member of the CEE, presents his book "Comparative Policy Agendas". Theory, Tools, Data  (OUP Oxford, 2019)

• Marche pour le climat - @Hadrian
  

Conference Co-organized by Sciences Po, CEE (UMR 8239) & School of Public Affairs 

Environmental and climate change have sparked continued attention, support and opposition during the last presidential tenure. What are the chances for this issue to become a central component of the presidential campaign? Will this be an issue that will be taken seriously at all beyond official statements? What are the main fault lines dividing both the opinion and political parties' positions in regard to the climate crisis? 

The Centre’s general seminar invites colleagues from France and/or overseas to present their research, books, articles in progress. The seminar format consists in partnering senior and junior researchers.

Here you will find recordings from our previous seminars.

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Roberto Rodriguez presents the WHIG (What is governed in cities?)

Roberto Rodriguez was recently a PhD candidate at the Center for European Studies and Comparative Politics (CEE). His project thesis was about the “interdependence between public policy areas in large metropolises: a comparative case study of Mexico City and Paris”.

Actually, he is a postdoc at the CEE and working on the links between housing and environmental policies.

La Newsletter trimestrielle MEZZEDITION propose une sélection de publications des membres du CEE. Bonne lecture !

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• POLITEIA#56 | Présidentielle 2022 : défaite annoncée des Républicains ?
  

Médiathèque Marguerite Duras, 115 rue de Bagnolet, 75020 Paris

• ©Kehl, Germany
  

Immigration and border control are prominent issues in the 2022 campaigns of the declared candidates of the Right and radical right (V. Pécresse, M. Le Pen and E. Zemmour) that use their strong stances as ideological markers. Issues linked to migrants’ integration also polarize debates within the Left. The Macron Presidency and Interior ministers have from the start vowed to be “firm” on immigration, with a law passed on 10 September 2018, the 28th such law since 1980.