• Marie-Laure Djélic ©Sciences Po
  

Transition économique, transition sociétale, politique ou encore écologique... Et si tout cela était lié ? “Une société doit placer l’humain au coeur de son développement. Pour moi, c'est cela le vrai sens de "être libéral", rappelle Marie-Laure Djélic. Chaque semaine, dans son cours “The Great Transition”, Marie-Laure Djélic invite les étudiants de Sciences Po à interroger les transformations du capitalisme. Avec un objectif : repenser notre modèle économique pour qu’il devienne plus humain et durable.

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<p><a href="https://vimeo.com/334684674">Why Philanthropy is failing Democracy and how it can do better?</a> from <a href="https://vimeo.com/user43764060">CEN SciencesPo</a> on <a href="https://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>

• Logo Econect © Julien Saur / Ilia Gerber
  
• Logo Econect © Julien Saur / Ilia Gerber
  

Julien SAUR et Ilia GERBER tous deux lauréats du Jury The Great Transition avec le projet ECONECT concourront à la première édition du Next Startupper Challenge sur le Salon VivaTech.

ECONECT entend développer un service d'installation et de maintenance d'accès à Internet permettant de réduire son coût, son impact environnemental et de redonner aux utilisateurs le contrôle de leurs données en repensant la typologie du réseau.

Interview with Olivier Guillet on the values and qualities for true leadership in the world of today. In order to make a difference leaders need to combine intellect, emotion, and intuition with an excellent understanding and a continuous exploration of the world. They need to be able to provide positive meaning to business and technology. We train our students to be "thinkers and doers, meaning-providers and risk-takers."

Discover the ten most promising projects developed by our students to face the "urgency of now" which were presented to the jury of the GreatTransition class with Marie Laure SALLES, PhD HDR Dhc.

The three winners chosen by the jury and the public are :

The Sciences Po School of Management and Innovation in Paris and the Stockholm School of Economics have joined forces to create a dual Master's degree programme in Economics, Management and Sustainability.

Students will complete the programme in two years, spending the first year at Sciences Po in the Master in International Management & Sustainability and the second year at the Stockholm School of Economics in the Master in Business & Management.

• All you need to know about the School of Management and Innovation
  

On Friday 16 November 2018, one student from the School of Management and Innovation, Marie-Laure Djelic, the School of Management and Innovation dean and Olivier Guillet, the School of Management and Innovation Executive Director answered questions from prospective students during a live interview.

Watch the replay.

• VR for Empathy ©Sciences Po
  

Students of our Master Marketing programme (fr.) getting closer to the reality of migrants crossing the Mediterranean thanks to a #VR installation.

Many thanks to Jean-Edouard André who teaches "Web, hyper-médias et Empowerment" (fr.) and Sarah Mariotte of smartVR studio for this experience !

DEBATE AROUND THE CONCLUSIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL PANEL FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS AND THE BOOK A MANIFESTO FOR SOCIAL PROGRESS - IDEAS FOR A BETTER SOCIETY

Date: November 5th, 2018, from 17:00 till 19:00 Sciences Po, Amphithéâtre Simone Veil (28, rue des Saints-Pères, 75007 Paris)

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Cameras that “serve as weapons”, photos as “political bombs” that “explode”: such was the language of photographer JR when he addressed a packed lecture hall of students at Sciences Po this week. Taking his audience on a two-hour whistle-stop tour of the most provocative pieces of his career – by way of Paris, Rio de Janeiro, and the Mexican border – JR answered the question of whether art is by its nature political. If his compelling lecture made one thing clear, it’s that his work certainly always is.