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PRESSES DE SCIENCES PO (the University Press of Sciences Po) has a threefold role: to publish original research, to edit reference works for student use, and to help public and political debate. We publish advanced research in geopolitics, globalization and governance, sustainable development, trends in political life, change and development in society and 20th century history.
Please note that all of our titles are in French, unless otherwise stated.
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Olivier Richomme, Vincent Michelot
Le bilan d'Obama
This book analyses the internal and external policies of Obama's term, with a particular attention to the institutional and partisan context marked by the end of the conservatism of Bush's years and the difficult emergence of a new progressivism.
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Jean-Michel Decroly, François Gemenne, Edwin Zaccai
Controverses climatiques, sciences et politique
Climate Controversies, Sciences and Politics
How to created scientific controversies and who benefits from them? A book for everyone who wants to understand what's behind the climate change denial.
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Gérard Mairet
Nature et souveraineté
Philosophie politique en temps de crise écologique
Nature and sovereignty
Political Philosophy in times of ecological crisis
How to rethink the concept of sovereignty in times of ecological crisis? In reality, the crisis questions the core principles of the city: rather than a policy of men over things of nature, we must develop a cosmopolitan policy of nature.
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CIHEAM
MEDITERRA 2012
The Mediterranean Diet for sustainable regional development
The 2012 edition of Mediterra takes the mobilising potential of the Mediterranean Diet as a basis and proposes a multidimensional itinerary involving sociodemographics, health, ecology, enterprise, geo-economics and citizens' initiative.
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Damon Mayaffre
Nicolas Sarkozy. Mesure et démesure du discours
(2007-2012)
Nicolas Sarkozy. Moderation and excess of speech
The way Nicolas Sarkozy uses speeches constitute a rupture in the political history of the French Fifth Republic. Damon Mayaffre reveals the favorite words of the President, his rhetorical secrets, his figures of speech and manipulative processes.
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Damon Mayaffre
Le discours présidentiel sous la Ve République
Chirac, Mitterrand, Giscard, Pompidou, de Gaulle
Presidential speech under the Fifth Republic
Chirac, Mitterrand, Giscard, Pompidou, de Gaulle
Fascinating reading of the evolution of presidential speeches since 1958, which shows that the form now prevail on the merits, that the leader replaces the idea ... and that thinking has become communication.
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Éric Belanger, Bruno Cautrès, Martial Foucault, Michael S. Lewis-Beck, Richard Nadeau
Le vote des Français de Mitterrand à Sarkozy
1988-1995-2002-2007
French Voters' Choices From Mitterrand to Sarkozy
Based on a unique comparative analysis of four French presidential contests over the last two decades, this book is an original and comprehensive study of the sociological and psychological forces driving French voters' choices.
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Jean-Baptiste Jeangène Vilmer
Pas de paix sans justice ?
Le dilemme de la paix et de la justice en sortie de conflit armé
No Peace Without Justice?
The dilemma of peace and justice after armed conflict
Examining the history of international criminal justice, from Nuremberg to today, with the aid of numerous examples from the Balkans to Libya, touching on Rwanda and Darfur, this book questions the pacifying effect of justice and its limitations.
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Philippe Robert, Renée Zauberman
Mesurer la délinquance
Evaluating crime
This book brings a strictly scientific perspective to the measurement of crimes arguing for three major changes: an analyse over the long term, an evaluation method no longer monopolized by the most powerful and an urgente evaluation of financial crime.
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Sébastien Lechevalier
La grande transformation du capitalisme japonais (1980-2010)
The Great Transformation of Japanese Capitalism (1980-2010)
The author analyses the profound transformation of Japanese capitalism, along with a reflection on the diversity of capitalisms. He shows that Japan is still a subjet of studies capable of throwing light on the global issues of the world economy.
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