Funded projects: National contracts

ANR

The French National Research Agency (ANR) is a public administrative institution under the authority of the French Ministry of Higher Education, Research and Innovation. The agency funds project-based research carried out by public operators cooperating with each other or with private companies.

• OPENMIN (CHIST-ERA ORD) - Consolidating Open Science and Data Initiatives on Ethnic and Migrant Minorities in Europe (2024-2026) - led by Laura Morales
• KNOWLEGPO (ANR FRAL) - Central banking in hard times: Knowledge, legitimacy, and politics - led by Matthias Thiemann (2023-2026)
• UNEQUALMAND (ANR FRAL) - Unequal mandate responsiveness? How electoral promises and their realizations target groups in France and Germany - led by Isabelle Guinaudeau (2022-2025)
• ENCOUNTERS (ANR ORA) - Muslim-Jewish encounter, diversity & distance in urban Europe: Religion, culture and social model - coordinated by Nonna Mayer (2020-2024)
• FAIRETHMIGQUANT (ANR FLASH) - Making ethnic and migrant minority survey data FAIR, led by Laura Morales (2020-2022)
• WHIG (ANR ORA) - What is governed and not governed, led by Patrick Le Galès (2019-2022)
• CONDRESP (ANR FRAL) - Conditional Responsiveness in France and Germany, led by Emiliano Grossman (2016-2019)
• MARGIN - MARGinalisation/INclusion, led by Tommaso Vitale (2015-2018)
• SOG PRO (ANR ORA) - Conditional Responsiveness in France and Germany, led by Philippe Bezes (2014-2017)

Projects grants

• ReligSpace - “The Effect of Manifestations of Religion in the Public Space on Socio-political Integration of Minority-Religion Immigrants”
• “Rebuilding Macroeconomics”: New research network, which encourages innovative approaches to real world macroeconomic policy questions, emphasising inter-disciplinary analysis and alternative methodologies.
• FEPS - “La montée des banques de développement promotionnelles dans l’Europe contemporaine: potentiels et pièges” 
• CIERA - Programme de formation recherche “L’arrivée des réfugiés dans les villes moyennes: nouveaux lieux et nouveaux acteurs de l’accueil en Allemagne et en France”, led by Marco Cremaschi (2018-2021)
• SKK : “The Political Economy of Inequality and Social Integration”, led by Nonna Mayer (2021-2022)
• EUROGLOB - Europeanization vs. Globalization: The Euro Crisis and the Changing Politics of Economic Interdependence in Europe, led by Colin Hay (2015-2018)

SAB - Scientific Direction of Sciences Po

• Wine-producers to the Challenge of Climate Change (WCCC) How are they imagining and acting for their future?, led by William Genieys (2025-2026)
• Evaluating Blended Finance in the EU (EvalEU 2), led by Matthias Thiemann (2023-2025)
• The financialization iceberg: a transnational and trans-scalar ethnography of debts in illegal markets (Asia, South America and Europe), co-led by Gabriel Feltran (2023-2024) 
• From the Ballots to the Streets. Drivers and Consequences of Far-right Protest in Europe and the United States, led by Caterina Froio (2021-2022)
• The Spatial Inequality of Insecurity, led by Tommaso Vitale (2021-2022)
• Managing expectations in financialized capitalism: The comparative political economy of macroprudential regulation in residential real estate markets in Germany, France, the Netherlands and UK, led by Matthias Thiemann (2020-2022)
• Third Force of Legislative Strengthening? A Franco-British comparaison of Parliamentary Oversight of Independent Regulatory Agencies in France and the United Kingdom, led by Cyril Benoît (2019-2021)
• YELLOWPOL - The Yellow Movement on the 2019 European elections : online/offline polarization, led by Caterina Froio and Nonna Mayer (2019-2020)
• POLMIN - The Contradictions of Regional Minority Politics, led by Jan Rovny (2019-2022)
• The organizational making of the Bureaucratic State. Institutional work, institutional change in two policy fields economics and health, led by Philippe Bezes (2018-2021)
• INCLUSIVEPARL - Inclusive democracy? Conceptualizing and measuring the descriptive and substantial political representation of under-represented, led by Laura Morales (2019-2020)
• The Politics and Pragmatic of Popular Finance 10 Years after the Crisis: Taking Stock of Attitudinal and Behavioral Changes in Comparative Perspective (Sciences Po-Princeton Partnership Grants), led by Matthias Thiemann (2018-2019)
• The Evolving Role of Upper Chambers - A Franco-British comparison (CamPo project), led by Olivier Rozenberg (2018-2019)
• Europeanization vs. Globalization: The Euro Crisis and the Changing Politics of Economic Interdependence in Europe”, EUROGLOB (Sciences Po-Princeton Partnership Grants), led by Colin Hay (2017-2018)

Public Partners

• PIRALAD Cocaine ports - Cocaine trafficking to France: investigation into the value chain from the ports of Le Havre and Rotterdam (2023-2025), led by Gabriel Feltran and Tommaso Vitale (Funding by Mission interministérielle de lutte contre les drogues et les conduites addictives - MILDECA and RAND Europe)
• Co-direction d’un ouvrage collectif sur la représentation politique des citoyens issus de la migration en huit pays européens (Funding by IC Migrations), by Laura Morales
• Organisation d’une manifestation scientifique : Pratiques et conflits autour de l’accueil des migrants et des réfugiés (Funding by IC Migrations), by Marco Cremaschi (2019-2021)
• Convention de Partenariat d’étude portant sur « les enjeux liés aux attributions de logements sociaux, aux politiques de peuplement et aux intercommunalités » (funding by Commissariat Général à l’Egalité des Territoires), led by Patrick Le Galès (2019-2021)
• Convention de recherche “L’évaluation des dynamiques et des effets du Grand Paris Express comparée à Londres et New-York”
  (funding by Société du Grand Paris), led by Patrick Le Galès (2016-2021)
• “Précarité, participation, politique” (funding by Région Ile-de-France, PICRI scheme), led by Nonna Mayer and Florence Haegel (2016-2017)