Recent publications
8 November 2025
Joost de Moor (2025). “Toward a problem-centered approach to social movements: the case of European climate activism“, European Societies
7 November 2025
Thomas Lacroix , Jorge Enrique Culebro Moreno & Juan Carlos Triviño-Salazar (2025). “The moving lines of multilevel governance. Loyal and activist cities during the COVID-19 crisis”, Book Chapter in Handbook of Research on Migration, COVID-19 and Cities
6 November 2025
Francesca Ferlicca, Ricardo Apaolaza & Juan Pablo Venturini (2025). “Resilient co-production of peripheral popular urbanisation in Buenos Aires Metropolitan Region“, Book Chapter in Resilient Cities in the Global South
5 November 2025
Fatoumata Diallo (2025). “Lagos’ Impossible Bus Rapid Transit“, EchoGéo
4 November 2025
Marco Cremaschi & Tommaso Vitale (2025). “The Policy of Refugee Reception and the Policing of Public Space in Paris“, Book Chapter in City Makers and the Politics of Urban Diversity Governance
News
16 February 2024
The Urban School of Sciences Po seeks a postdoctoral researcher for “Self Data” project. The call for applications available here (French required). Candidates must submit their application, in complete confidentiality, before midday (Paris local time) on Monday 18 March 2024. No late applications will be accepted.
13 November 2023
We are thrilled to share that the Sciences Po-based project « Nature in the City, » funded by the Gerard B. Lambert Foundation, is looking for a post-doctoral researcher specializing in social sciences. The four-year post-doctoral researcher will explore how the experience and study of urban planning relate to nature, biodiversity, urban green spaces, and collective ways of living together, while being an integral part of the intellectual and academic community at the Urban School. Activities will span research and teaching, addressing pivotal issues shaping the urban landscape: – Understanding cities as socio-ecological systems – Unraveling the historical legacies of environmental issues in […]
5 October 2023
The RC21 Conference will take place in Santiago de Chile from 24 to 26 July 2024. The call for session proposals is open until 10 October 2023. More information at https://rc21conference2024.coes.cl/sessions-abstracts-proposals/
29 March 2023
We share below the letter signed by numerous International Faculty and Researchers regarding the Government of India’s decision to suspend Centre for Policy Research’s (CPR) registration. — Letter from Concerned International Faculty and Researchers As researchers and scholars with a deep interest in India, we are shocked and dismayed to learn thatthe Government of India has suspended Centre for Policy Research’s (CPR) registration under theForeign Contribution Regulatory Act. Coming on the heels of the Income Tax survey conducted onCPR last year, this action is clearly aimed at undermining a leading research institution andjeopardising its existence. It also sets a dangerous […]
13 March 2023
Entretien avec Laurent Fourchard, RFI. https://www.rfi.fr/fr/afrique/20230301-nigeria-le-vainqueur-de-la-pr%C3%A9sidentielle-bola-tinubu-tend-la-main-%C3%A0-ses-rivaux