Au fil des mots (2010 - 2013)

Au fil des mots is a collection of dialogues, in the form of webcasts, between a CERI researcher and a public figure discussing international issues. This original collection was the result of a partnership between CERI, the audiovisual department of Sciences Po and André Versaille Editeur from 2010 to 2013. It reflected a shared desire to make the dissemination of knowledge an essential mission for research, and demonstrated an effort to examine the conditions and forms of debate in contemporary societies, where it often disappears behind a display of emotional polarisation, the intensity of which is supposed to take the place of argumentation.

Editors: Christian Lequesne and André Versailles (André Versailles Editeur).

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CERISCOPE

Ceriscope was an online scientific publication produced between 2011 and 2015 in partnership with Sciences Po's Atelier de cartographie. This publication provides coverage of international issues on an annual basis, with a different topic in focus each year. Ceriscope was a collective endeavour that offered analysis based on a variety of media, including texts, maps, graphics, photographs, videos, podcasts, interactive animations and more. The online contributions were updated and enriched with new publications over time.

Editors : Chrisian Lequesne (2011-2014) then Alain Dieckhoff

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Comparative Politics & International Studies (2020 - 1999) - Editions Hurst 

This series, published from 1999 to 2020 by Hurst in the United Kingdom and by Columbia University Press and then Oxford University Press in the United States, has disseminated research in English on the transformation of political systems and societies. It has focused particularly on social movements, the role of the state, and the interaction of external and internal factors.

Series editors: Christophe Jaffrelot (1998-2014), then Christophe Jaffrelot and Alain Dieckhoff (2014-2020).

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Espace international (1991-1999) – Editions Complexe

Between 1991 and 1999, this series offered essays and collective works exploring the world that emerged after 9 November 1989.

Series editors: Jean-Luc Domenach (1991–1994), then Jean-François Bayard (1995–1999) and Rachel Bouyssou (1991–1999).

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Les cahiers du CERI (1992-1998)

Between 1991 and 1999, this series offered essays and collective works exploring the world that emerged after 9 November 1989.

Series editors: Jean-Luc Domenach (1991–1994), then Jean-François Bayard (1995–1999) and Rachel Bouyssou (1991–1999).

All issues are available online on HAL

Les grandes études internationales (2005-2024) – Editions Fayard

From 2005 to 2024, this reference series, aimed at an informed and curious audience, offered collective works tracing the contemporary political, economic, cultural and social trajectories of major regions or countries playing a major role on the European and world stage, as well as committed essays by researchers devoted to international issues.

It was available in paperback in the Pluriel collection.

Series editors: Christophe Jaffrelot (2005-2009), Christian Lequesne (2009-2014), Alain Dieckoff (2014-2023), Stéphanie Balme (2024), and Judith Burko (2005-2024).

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Mondes et Nations (2002-2010) – Editions Autrement 

Between 2002 and 2010, this series featured essays devoted to the major international issues that emerged after 11 September 2001. It explored the internal dynamics of societies and the foreign policies of major powers and emerging countries.

Series editors: Christophe Jaffrelot (2005-2009), then Christian Lequesne (2009-2010).

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Research in question (2007-2016)

From 2001 to 2016, the collection presented exploratory scientific texts from ongoing research (theoretical reflections, discussion of concepts, methodology, field studies). It aimed to facilitate the initial dissemination of the work and to enable authors to benefit from comments and criticism.

Series editors: Christophe Jaffrelot (2001-2009), Christian Lequesne (2009-2014), Alain Dieckhoff (2014-2016).

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CERI Strategy Papers (2008-2013)

The CERI Strategy Papers are the result of strategic seminars, meetings organised between 2008 and 2013 with the support of the French Atomic Energy Commission, focusing on security, defence and foreign policy issues.

Series editors: Christophe Jaffrelot (2008) then Christian Lequesne (2009-2013).

Available online in its entirety on HAL

Garnet Policy Briefs (2005-2008)

The Policy Briefs were written between 2005 and 2008 by researchers from partner institutions in the GARNET network, of which CERI was a member under the 6th Framework Programme for Research and Development until summer 2010. Their topics related to global governance, regionalisation, regulation and the role of the European Union. They included operational recommendations of interest to decision-makers.

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