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Interview with Patrick Le Galès

Sciences Po and its Canadian partner universities urge students to use their voices in climate initiatives everywhere.

Loss and damages mechanism, the paradox of holding the COP in Dubai, phasing out fossil fuels: all you need to know about COP28.

Are governments in the driving seat regarding climate change? The op-ed of climate expert Lola Vallejo.

Discover the topics that have kept our scientific community busy since the start of the academic year.

In this situation of dismal surprise, the unity and resolve of the EU and its member states has been tested and, to the surprise of many, if not most observers, the EU actually responded swiftly and with ambition, Matthias Thiemann notes in an article.

In this episode, Nonna Mayer, a specialist in radical ideologies and populism, answers questions regarding the rise of right-wing populism in France and Europe at large.

Social networks pose very complex challenges to governments. Those who want to sell news have become very good at creating clickbaits on negative news, knowing that we are naturally more sensitive to this kind of news.

How and by whom are the dominant narratives on migrations produced? How do they impact public policy, individuals and society as a whole?

In the fallout of the 2008 crisis, macroprudential policy has been installed as the policy remedy against future financial instability, a primary focus being developments in the real estate sector.

Decay, frugality, green growth; so many concepts that invite us to rethink our growth appeal as it dominated the 20th century.

For the next five years, Brenda Van Coppenolle will be leading a large comparative project on "Political Lotteries in European Democratisation" (POLLOT)