This short series of video interviews with experts in food and agriculture explores key ideas and concepts at the heart of fostering more sustainable food systems — ones that deliver food security and nutrition while respecting human rights and planetary boundaries. This series is part of a graduate course on “Global Food Politics” at Sciences Po University, Paris, taught by Adjunct Professor Mr Chris Hegadorn.

This short series of video interviews with experts in food and agriculture explores key ideas and concepts at the heart of fostering more sustainable food systems — ones that deliver food security and nutrition while respecting human rights and planetary boundaries. This series is part of a graduate course on “Global Food Politics” at Sciences Po University, Paris, taught by Adjunct Professor Mr Chris Hegadorn.

This short series of video interviews with experts in food and agriculture explores key ideas and concepts at the heart of fostering more sustainable food systems — ones that deliver food security and nutrition while respecting human rights and planetary boundaries. This series is part of a graduate course on “Global Food Politics” at Sciences Po University, Paris, taught by Adjunct Professor Mr Chris Hegadorn.

The Sciences Po Energy Review is a graduate student-led publication to advance dialogue about energy.

The Sciences Po Energy Review is a graduate student-led publication to advance dialogue about energy.

by Sarah Tegas, Sarah Thompson and Matthew Winkler

By Marc Ringel, Chairholder at the European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition, Sciences Po and Sarah Thompson, PhD Candidate, Université libre de Bruxelles and Senior Research Programme Manager, European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition, Sciences Po

The Sciences Po Energy Review is a graduate student-led publication to advance dialogue about energy.

The inaugural EIB Climate Survey Hackathon brought together students from Sciences Po, the University of Toronto, and the University of British Columbia to analyse real data on public perceptions of climate change collected since 2018. The initiative was co-organised by the European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition at Sciences Po and the European Investment Bank (EIB) in collaboration with the CARE Program.

By Anlin ZHOU, Celine IP, Kanchan KARGWAL, Marissa RUIZ, Thomas YUE

By Jakob BILAN, Robert BIRKMAYER, Ewa JAROSZ, Etienne ORIOT, Clara Simões COELHO

By Xiyan CHEN, Maria-Doriana GHEORGHE, Marianna PYKA, Cosimo SCOCCIANTI, and Tugay ÜNLÜ

By Marta ANTUNES, Agathe BLANQUET, Michael GILLESBERGER, Cosimo ZATTI and Xinpei ZHOU

By Sarah Thompson, PhD Candidate, Université libre de Bruxelles and Senior Research Programme Manager, European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition, Sciences Po, and Benjamin Kaplan Weinger, University of California, Los Angeles

By Alice ZAMBOLIN

All current students of the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) and the École d’Affaires Publiques (EAP) are invited to take part in the third annual Green Finance Challenge with HSBC Continental Europe, organised by the European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition at Sciences Po.

The Review is a graduate student-led publication to advance dialogue about energy, employing a social scientific approach. The publication seeks to strengthen existing debates and research about energy at Sciences Po and beyond, and welcomes submissions from all around the world. The Sciences Po Energy Review is hosted by the European Chair for Sustainable Development and Climate Transition.

By Marie Poff

Join the Chair/CARE Climate Hackathon this autumn – an exciting two-part event where you’ll collaborate with peers, dig into exclusive survey data from the EIB, and present your findings to a panel of experts.

By Evelyn MANG