Latest news

Ukraine War: What is the Economic Impact of Trade Sanctions on Russia?

The Academic Board calls to defeat Marine Le Pen

Declaration adopted by the Academic Board of the Institut d'Etudes Politiques on April 19, 2022, by 20 votes in favour, one against and two abstentions. Since ...

Politique Africaine: "Analyzing Africa from the bottom up"

Founded in 1980 by Jean-François Bayart alongside a dozen other researchers - including several members of Sciences Po’s Center for International ...

Tribute to Jean-Paul Fitoussi

Laurence Bertrand Dorleac, Chair of the National Foundation of Political Science (FNSP) and Mathias Vicherat, President of Sciences Po have the great sadness to inform that ...

Eberhard Kienle’s Examination of Authoritarian Rule in Egypt

In the following interview, Eberhard Kienle discusses his research from his recently published book, “Egypt: A Fragile Power”. In this historical ...

Sciences Po at 150: Discover the editorial and events programme

The opening of our new campus at 1 Place Saint Thomas on 28 January was the first in a series of events marking the university’s 150th anniversary ...

Understanding the Metaverse with Dominique Boullier

In this episode of FOCUS, Sciences Po's video series that invites professors to approach their field from an unexpected angle, Dominique Boullier, researcher ...

Digital Technology’s Effects on Journalism: FOCUS with Sylvain Parasie

What is data journalism? How does it affect our ways of receiving and sharing information? What consequences does it have on our perception ...

Immigration: Intractable Policy Problem or Symbolic Politics?

On 30 March 2022, professors James Hollifield, Nonna Mayer, and Virginie Guiraudon, came together to discuss the issue of immigration in our ...

2022 QS rankings: Sciences Po Named 3rd Best University in the World for “Politics and International Studies”

This year, Sciences Po was ranked third in the world for Politics and International Studies ...

“I saw the need to create new interpretative frameworks”: Guillaume Tusseau on Comparative Constitutional Litigation

In this article originally published in Cogito, Sciences Po’s research magazine, Guillaume ...

How does the brain choose its leaders?: FOCUS with Lou Safra

In this episode of FOCUS, Sciences Po's video series that invites professors to approach their field from an unexpected angle, Lou Safra, assistant ...

The Russian War against Ukraine: Geopolitical Implications

On Tuesday 22 March 2022, Sciences Po’s Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) gathered experts to discuss the implications of the war in ...

War in Ukraine: Sciences Po in Solidarity

Since the start of the war in Ukraine, Sciences Po, as a European institution of higher education, has taken a firm stand against the conflict. It has instigated ...

How Did the Covid-19 Crisis Affect Energy Poverty?: CERI Researchers Share Their Findings

In the context of the health crisis brought on by Covid-19, in which a series of lockdowns led to a rise in energy ...

European Student Assembly: Two Sciences Po Panel Leaders Share their Experiences

On 3 and 4 March 2022, the first edition of the European Student Assembly took place in Strasbourg, bringing together students ...

Alex Mutura: "Going on a foreign exchange was the best decision I ever made"

Kenya native Alex Mutura is a student in Sciences Po's Europe-Africa undergraduate program, majoring in economics and societies ...

Where Ethnicity and Religion Collide: Christophe Jaffrelot on Hindu Nationalism in India

In this episode of FOCUS, Sciences Po's video series that invites professors to approach their field from an unexpected ...

Olivier Nakache on Cinema and the Power of Collectivity

On 17 March 2022, French director and screenwriter Olivier Nakache came to Sciences Po to discuss cinema, his path to success, creativity, and the ...

“Autocrats wield their power by the manipulation of information”: FOCUS with Sergei Guriev

What is the image of a modern autocrat? Why have dictatorships been replaced by “softer” autocracies? In this episode ...

Philibert | Assistant, Cabinet of the Minister of State in charge of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Benin

“Intersectional systems of domination fuel climate change”: Maxime Forest Explains

What is the link between climate change and gender-based inequalities? In this episode of FOCUS, Maxime Forest explains ...

Research on Africa: Spotlight on Economics

Benjamin Marx and Golvine de Rochambeau are both researchers at the Department of Economics. Benjamin Marx studies political economy and Golvine de Rochambeau ...

“Disability is a Cross-Cutting Issue”: Anne Revillard on Contemporary Disability Rights

In this sociological perspective on disability rights, Anne Revillard, professor of Sociology at the Observatoire ...