Frédéric Ramel is a professor in political science at Sciences Po.
This annotated and contextualised anthology revisits and questions the major thinkers in political philosophy to engage with the core of their work.
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ANTHOLOGIE. 3e édition revue et augmentée
Frédéric Ramel
Using illustrated and annotated overviews, along with maps, "Global issues" focuses on the major interpretations of war as we know it, whether in the decline in inter-state conflicts, the continual normalization of states of emergency, or the transformation of the forms and spaces of combat.
Guerres et conflits armés au XXIe siècle
Benoît Pelopidas, Frédéric Ramel
The first manual of diplomacy every published in French, this book covers all aspects of the diplomatic institution of the 21st century. It also situates diplomacy within its historical evolution and presents its traditional aspects as well as its new forms of expression.
Thierry Balzacq, Frédéric Charillon
Seeking to revive the ancient tradition of the treatise, this innovative volume hopes to simultaneously be a gateway to the discipline and a source of reference for all its relevant players: students, teachers, researchers, politicians, diplomats, experts and professionals working with international organisations and associations.
Thierry Balzacq, Frédéric Ramel
This didactic presentation of the controversies spurred by the idea of a « universal State » reveals the fault lines that they draw within the major contemporary ideological currents. An introduction to the philosophy of international relations.
The UN General Assembly is the political heart of multilateralism and the melting pot in which the shared references of our planet are forged. This global political institution deserves to have a comprehensive reference book in the French-language dedicated to it.
Une institution politique mondiale
Guillaume Devin, Franck Petiteville
Drawing on numerous case studies and the expertise of some twenty researchers, this book provides a summary of the main key resources and methods adopted in international relations research, including using archives and databases, conducting interviews, establishing a corpus, analyzing quantitative data, producing nuanced interpretation of images.
Guillaume Devin
