Cogito 15
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In the wake of the trail blazed by Bruno Latour, a wealth of research is now devoted to the environment at Sciences Po. This issue features analyses of urban decarbonisation, the greening of European agriculture, and opinions and attitudes about environmental issues. New and essential ways of combating gender inequality and sexual violence are also presented.
In keeping with current events, two articles focus on the growing influence of the Orthodox Church in Russia and of far-right parties as the European Union considers possible enlargement.To immerse oneself in research also involves focusing on its methods: that’s why we felt it was important to describe a new approach aiming to make public policy evaluations more robust. You will also learn more about the constant reorganisation of the State.
Finally, it is through history that we learn how literature can serve as a resource in the face of misfortune. Happy reading!

In Folio

Can The Green Deal Green European Agriculture?
Interview with Sandrine Levasseur
Holy Russia Against The West
Interview with Kathy Rousselet
Green Consumerism:
Between Ambition And Action
by Philippe Coulangeon, Maël Ginsburger et al.
Thinking About Evil Through Literature
by Frédérique Leichter-Flack
Child Support:
Why Isn’t it More Common and Significant in France?

by Émilie Biland-Curinier
Enlargement of the European Union:
Stop or Else?

Interview with Natasha Wunsh

Research in Projects

European Cities:
Governing The Transition To Green Mobility
by Charlotte Halpern
Should We Believe
In Economic Impact Assessments?

Interview with Clément de Chaisemartin

Data

Global Opinion on Climate Change
Collective overview
Is State Reorganisation Perpetual?
by Philippe Bezes

Rising Stars

Restorative Justice in Ordinary Rape Cases
Interview with Alexane Guérin
Why and How to Make Objects Last
Interview with Julie Madon