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- Le Galès, Patrick and Tommaso Vitale. 2019. "Global Comparative Urban Governance." Journal of Chinese Governance.
- Courmont, Antoine and Patrick Le Galès, ed(s). 2019. Gouverner la ville numérique. La Vie des idées. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.
- Wickberg, Sofia. 2019. "Affaire Rugy : le «modèle suédois» en matière de transparence des élus existe-t-il vraiment ? (Interview)." Le Parisien, July 17.
- Lascoumes, Pierre. 2019. "Affaire Rugy : Comment de tels scandales peuvent encore éclater au sommet de l'Etat ? (Interview)." Les Inrockuptibles, July 12.
- Ecormier-Nocca, Florence and Charles Louis-Sidois. 2019. "Fronde 2.0. Les députés français sur Twitter." Revue française de science politique 69 (3): 481-500.
- Picaud, Myrtille. 2019. "Les transformations de la programmation musicale. Analyser ensemble autonomie professionnelle et autonomie d’un sous-champ." Biens Symboliques/Symbolic Goods no. 4:2-32.
- Hay, Colin. 2019. "Does capitalism (still) come in varieties?" Review of International Political Economy no. Online.
- Rozenberg, Olivier. 2019. The French Parliament and the European Union: Backbenchers Blues. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Le Galès, Patrick. 2019. "Le monde politique britannique: BFM Business, Good morning Business."
- Radomska, Malgorzata. 2019. What is 'migration policy'? The case study of migration policy of the Second Republic of Poland (1918-1939). PhD diss, Sciences Po - Institut d'études politiques de Paris.
Cahiers européens de Sciences Po
The purpose of the Cahiers européens de Sciences Po (Sciences Po’s European notebooks) is to promote the development and dissemination of research on European integration and to contribute to scientific debate on Europe.
The aim is to provide a space for the publication of ongoing research on European issues conducted at Sciences Po and beyond. The Cahiers européens help to disseminate the work of guest researchers and professors at Sciences Po’s Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics or participants in its activities.
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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