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Where air pollution and heat overlap: more than 40% of Indians are exposed

Ankit Sikarwar - Inequalities In Brief, August 2026

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Where air pollution and heat overlap: more than 40% of Indians are exposed

Ankit Sikarwar - Inequalities In Brief, August 2026

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Inequality and the Environment - Call for Early-Career Researchers

Symposium for PhD Students & Postdoctoral Researchers. Deadline September 25th

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Inequality and the Environment - Call for Early-Career Researchers

Symposium for PhD Students & Postdoctoral Researchers. Deadline September 25th

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Jean Drèze, recipient of the 2026 Global Inequality Research Award

Awarded in Paris on June 5, during the 2026 World Inequality Conference

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Jean Drèze, recipient of the 2026 Global Inequality Research Award

Awarded in Paris on June 5, during the 2026 World Inequality Conference

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Navigating stigma amid class disparities: a qualitative study of same-sex couples in French schools

Paper by Marta de la Torre Carreira, in Genus: Journal of Population Sciences

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Navigating stigma amid class disparities: a qualitative study of same-sex couples in French schools

Paper by Marta de la Torre Carreira, in Genus: Journal of Population Sciences

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Disability inclusion in work organizations: Differential accommodation regimes

Thesis Defense - Rachel Le Marois, June 15th, 2026

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Disability inclusion in work organizations: Differential accommodation regimes

Thesis Defense - Rachel Le Marois, June 15th, 2026

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Lucas Chancel is nominated for the 2026 Meilleur Jeune Économiste Prize

Associate Professor at Sciences Po's Centre for Research on Social Inequalities (CRIS), Lucas is an economist and also an Affiliated faculty member of the Department.

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Lucas Chancel is nominated for the 2026 Meilleur Jeune Économiste Prize

Associate Professor at Sciences Po's Centre for Research on Social Inequalities (CRIS), Lucas is an economist and also an Affiliated faculty member of the Department.

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More Preschool, Less Inequality? Universal Early Education and Socioeconomic Disparities

New paper by Lawrence M. Berger, Lidia Panico et Anne Solaz

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More Preschool, Less Inequality? Universal Early Education and Socioeconomic Disparities

New paper by Lawrence M. Berger, Lidia Panico et Anne Solaz

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Call for abstracts -Annual Conference on Experimental Sociology (ACES)

Paris, August 2026. Deadline for proposals 19 April 2026

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Call for abstracts -Annual Conference on Experimental Sociology (ACES)

Paris, August 2026. Deadline for proposals 19 April 2026

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Displacing 30,000 Non-Nationals per year in France. A study of state logistics

PhD Defense of Maxime Christophe, on Friday, February 27th, 2026

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Displacing 30,000 Non-Nationals per year in France. A study of state logistics

PhD Defense of Maxime Christophe, on Friday, February 27th, 2026

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Women’s Employment and the Transition to Parenthood: New Evidence

Angela Greulich & Michael Rendall paper, just published

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Women’s Employment and the Transition to Parenthood: New Evidence

Angela Greulich & Michael Rendall paper, just published

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Essays on the Adoption of New Health Behaviors: A Sociological Perspective From the COVID-19 Crisis

PhD Defense, Bartholomew Konechni, Thursday, January 29th 2026

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Essays on the Adoption of New Health Behaviors: A Sociological Perspective From the COVID-19 Crisis

PhD Defense, Bartholomew Konechni, Thursday, January 29th 2026

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