12 February 2022
by Dominique Cardon, Jean-Philippe Cointet, Pedro Ramaciotti Morales, médialab Following an initial study conducted in 2018 in collaboration with Sciences Po’s School of Journalism and […]
12 February 2022
In his recently published Comparative constitutional litigation. A critical introduction to constitutional procedural law (LJDG, June 2021), law professor Guillaume Tusseau advances the undertaking he […]
12 February 2022
Some presidential candidates are calling for a massive reduction in the number of civil servants: they are not cost-effective enough. There is nothing new about […]
12 December 2021
How do public authorities address the numerous contemporary health issues? How do they position themselves with regard to definitions, organisation, regulation, care, and prevention? What […]
12 December 2021
By Patrick Castel, Centre for the Sociology of Organisations The humanities and social sciences have long highlighted a key truth: health cannot be reduced to […]
12 December 2021
By Catherine Cavalin, IRISSO & LIEPP, and Paul-André Rosental, Centre for History Scope and Discussion of the Epidemiological Transition For half a century, the so-called […]
12 December 2021
By Daniel Benamouzig, Centre for the Sociology of Organisations and Joan Cortinas, Health Chair On 30 May 2018, the headline of Libération read ‘Comment les […]
12 December 2021
By Guillaume Levrier, Centre for Political Science Lulu and Nana just turned three years old. The announcement of their birth during the second Human Genome […]
12 December 2021
By Étienne Nouguez, Centre for the Sociology of Organisations For the past fifteen years or so, there has been so much enthusiasm over the microbiome […]