Discover the papers co-authored and/or presented by our members at the 15th annual conference of the European Political Science Association, in Madrid.

His thesis investigates the interplay between welfare state structures and financial markets in Poland through a comparative analysis of pension and housing policies from 1989 to 2020.

The researcher uncovers the pivotal role of a committed group of unelected governmental elites that shaped one of the most significant health care reforms in US history.

His thesis investigates how the politicization of EU affairs in plenary speech has developed in national parliaments.

People of foreign origin remain underrepresented in national parliaments across Europe, according to study involving our researcher Laura Morales.

An unprecedented database reveals the profiles of the economic elites of 16 countries representing half the world's GDP. Bruno Cousin, a researcher at the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics, contributed to the study.

In July 2024, the Centre for European and Comparative Policy Studies hosted a 1,200-strong urban planning research conference. This event gave rise to two group projects in 2024-2025.

Listen to the lecture series he gave at MPIfG, "Technocrats, State Agency, and the Rise and Continued Expansion of the Shadow Banking System”

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The book explores the political uses of this policy instrument and its consequences, in France and Sweden.

What is the legacy of COP21? Why was its Agreement such a landmark climate accord? A look at the past, and the future, by some of its architects and expert researchers.

The researcher from the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics spent 6 days in Italy to present his book and his work, thanks to our European alliance, CIVICA.

Does President Trump's second term open the door to elites who can operate without concern for justice and truth? An analysis by the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics.

A political economist, Zsófia Barta joined Sciences Po and the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics in December. She tells us about her research on the politics of public debt in prosperous countries.

Congratulations to Pablo Cussac, Zoé Evrard and Emilien Houard-Vial who recently defended their PhD thesis.

Has 7 October reshaped the complex and ambivalent interactions between the two communities? Findings from a research project across six major cities, with Nonna Mayer from our Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics.

Symbols are everywhere in politics. Yet, they tended to be overlooked in the study of public policy. What is their role in the policy process? Why and how study them?

Virality and democracy, the politicisation of news stories, IA and universities: read the second issue.

Drawing on a wealth of original data about 10 far-right movement parties accross the EU, the book explores a new phase of nativist mobilization.

8 new PhD students joined the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Poltiics in 2024

Graduate from the Governing Ecological Transition in Cities Master's programme, research track

In her PhD thesis in political science, she examined EU Member States’ engagement with the social protection of their nationals abroad.

His PhD thesis in political science offers a critical reassessment of conventional views on central bank independence, through a detailed study of the Bank of Italy.

A feminist anthropologist, she tells us about her teaching and research on gender inequalities and sexual violence.