Par UMUT ELHAN, Etudiant en 2A sur le Campus de PARIS Le 24 février 2022, la Russie est entrée en Ukraine par le biais d’un plan d’envahissement à la suite de la reconnaissance quelques jours auparavant de la non-existence de l’Ukraine et de l’indépendance des Républiques séparatistes. Alors que le risque d’un conflit majeur en Europe est toujours d’actualité, les pourparlers ont cessé face à … Continue reading Russie-Ukraine : une lutte des influences aux confins de l’Europe, une guerre pour le contrôle de “l’étranger proche”.

By YIYANG FANG,1st-year student on the Campus of LE HAVRE On December 8, 2021, Olaf Scholz of the Social Democratic Party (SPD) took up the position of Chancellor of Germany in the 20th Bundestag, ending the Christian Democratic Union’s (CDU’s) 16-year hold over the top office in government. Scholz’s ascension followed the German federal election on September 26, where his centre-left SPD received 206 of … Continue reading Coalition-forming in the 20th Bundestag

By LEÏLA PRUD’HOMME,2nd-year student in the European Campus of NANCY Over the last months, the domain of gender studies has been touched by several backlashes. As gender theories experience a new effervescence and democratization, radical opponents are also organizing themselves to undermine gender theories and safeguard heteronormativity and hegemonic masculinities. Examples of backlash can be seen in Romania and Denmark, where pressures have been put … Continue reading Anti-gender ideology and movements as neoconservative responses to the neoliberal globalization

Par CAROLINE DALHEIMER
Depuis le début de la période de crise secouant l’établissement dont nous faisons partie, il ne s’écoule pas plus d’une semaine sans que la presse ne s’empare du sujet Sciences Po. Une école à la dérive, un établissement pris au piège par ses élèves gauchos, une université reine de l’entre-soi… que de qualificatifs flatteurs qui corrèlent avec certains regards suspicieux lancés autour du repas de famille, lorsque votre grand-tante entend que vous êtes à Sciences Po… Continue reading Dossier spécial L’Express, et Sciences Po bashing : quelles conclusions en tirer ?

By BEING BLACK AT SCIENCES PO
As more and more students entrusted us with sharing their experiences, the stories became more grave, signaling the extent of anti-Blackness as a  pervasive force endemic to Sciences Po as an institution. At all levels of the establishment, there  will always be Black Sciencespistes with their traumatizing experiences which forever impacted their educational trajectory  at this institution—they carry it as a burden, hushed and silenced, operating with the acute understanding that if they were to speak, no one—and especially not the administration—would take them seriously enough to handle the issue… Continue reading Anti-Blackness and the Legacy of Colonialism at Sciences Po

By JOAQUÍN GOSÁLVEZ CASTILLO
José Saramago, a Portuguese writer awarded in 1998 with the Nobel Prize of Literature, said: “We must recover, preserve and transmit historical memory, because when we start with oblivion, we end up with indifference” […] [Spain’s current] political legislature may be the most polarized and angry in our recent democracy. Today, more than ever, we need to defend historical memory… Continue reading A Step Backwards: Spain’s Unsteady Political Climate