The latest issue
The latest issue
Actualité Sciences Po
The pandemic – analysed in this issue in terms of some of its social aspects – has not eclipsed the more serious and long-lasting issue of environmental degradation, to which several articles are devoted. Other key issues – artificial intelligence, otherness, and savings – are also explored, offering new perspectives on current events. Research with an international scope, combining economics, political science, and sociology, is also presented. The issue culminates in a painful story that resonates today more than ever: that of the end of slavery. Enjoy the read!
Summary
- When Economists Study Politics in Developing countries, Interview with Benjamin Marx
- Pesticides. How to Ignore What We Know by Jean-Noël Jouzel
- Small Island States Facing Climate Change, Interview with Carola Kloeck et Michael Fink
- Pollution Sensors: A Tool for Collaboration Between Citizens and Public Authorities? by Sylvain Parasie
- The Littoral: a Historical Investigation in the Anthropocene Epoch by Giacomo Parrinello
- Artificial Intelligence: What Revolution Are We Talking About? by Virginie Tournay
- For a Better Intergenerational Circulation of Assets, Interview with Vincent Touzé
- Why Join a Political Party Today? by Laura Morales
- How Voters Respond to Crime Control Policies by Roberto Galbiati
- How Private international Law Reveals our Relationship to the Other, Interview with Horatia Muir-Watt
- This Peculiar Epidemic is a Happiness Disease… by Hugues Lagrange
- The Long End of Slavery in the Maghreb, Interview with M’hamed Oualdi
- ELIPSS: Portrait of the French Under Lockdown, a OSC/CDSP Survey
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