Sciences Po recruited 16 researchers and professors during the 2013-2014 academic year, in four of the major social science disciplines taught at Sciences Po: economy, law, sociology and political science.

Graduates of Harvard, the London School of Economics, or the Université Pierre et Marie Curie; specialists in the economics of migration, intellectual property, public violence or the politics of risk.

The 2014 Deutsche Bahn Prize went to Yann Algan and Émeric Henry - both researchers at Sciences Po's Departement of Economics - and to their co-authors Yochai Benckler and Jerome Hergeux (Harvard).

Each year, the Deutsche Bahn Prize rewards CEPR Fellows for outstanding research in organisation and management.

The British Journal of Sociology, a reference journal in sociology, recently awarded its annual prize to “The whole always smaller than its parts,” an article written by three médialab researchers - Bruno Latour, Dominique Boullier and Tommaso Venturini - in collaboration with two physicists from the ENS Lyon, Pablo Jensen and Sebastian Gauwin.

Christophe Jaffrelot has been awarded the Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in the commentary and interpretative category for "incisive writing on India's new political sadhus", which included his articles on Swami Aseemanand and Baba Ramdev, published in the Indian magazine Caravan in 2011.

Sciences Po recruits a full time tenured professorship specializing in International relations
Deadline for application : 31st October 2014

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• Jacques Sémelin
  

Jacques Sémelin, CNRS Senior Researcher at CERI Sciences Po, was granted one of the 2014 James Lawson Awards for his outstanding contribution to the research on civil resistance.

Sciences Po Paris ranks 16th in politics and international studies according to the 2013 QS World University Rankings, which positions Sciences Po as the first university in France in the field, as well as the first university in continental Europe.