Ce livre montre que les racines de la crise inédite du politique sont à chercher bien en amont des élections, qu'une majorité de Français ne croit plus à la réussite sociale par le mérite et le travail et déclare même préférer l'argent à la démocratie.

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A partir d'un large éventail d'études d’opinion, d’observations et d’entretiens inédits, les auteurs de cet ouvrage dessinent un autre paysage de la laïcité des jeunes Français de 18-30 ans.

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Portrait d'une institution devenue aussi complexe qu’essentielle, son histoire, ses principes, ses forces et faiblesses : la sécurité sociale.

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Avec le réchauffement de la planète, le rôle géopolitique du climat se réaffirme et change de nature.

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Luc Rouban a choisi d'écouter ce que les électeurs du RN disent de leur rapport au politique, de leurs conceptions de l’entreprise, de l’écologie, de l’État-providence, de l’immigration. Il montre comment le RN a notamment su capter un héritage en déshérence, celui du gaullisme, où le culte de l’État est associé à une droite sociale.

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Alors qu'elle n'a jamais occupé une place aussi importante dans nos sociétés où elle est chargée de déterminer la valeur des individus, l’éducation scolaire ne tient pas ses promesses. 

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Ce livre invite à un autre fédéralisme européen, celui d'un parlementarisme transnational. Il argumente en faveur de la création d’une seconde assemblée aux côtés du Parlement européen constituée de représentants des 27 parlements nationaux – les citoyens des États membres.

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Unlike the consumer relationship in which payment is sufficient in itself, or social services which can be accessed by right, matching supposes an unprecedented social relationship – we express preferences according to the information available to us, and selection is made based on the data we have provided.

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The real winner of the 2022 French presidential elections was the far-right party Rassemblement National. As an expert analyst of French politics, Luc Rouban explains this major shift by an accumulation of factors.

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This is an essential account to understand the recent evolution in the higher education and research landscape in France, which has now become globalised and ultra-competitive.

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Agriculture is a burning issue, but one that ignores the unspoken revolution that is underway. This book sets out to put this revolution into words, to reflect on a future that does not neglect those directly concerned.

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Twenty years after a first survey sought to identify the socio-political profile of Sciences Po students, this new study captures the remarkable evolutions and provides a glimpse of what tomorrow's economic, cultural, and political leaders will look like.

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Both legitimacy and illegitimacy are in reality only instruments for conquering, conserving, and contesting power. Drawing on the philosophy of Max Weber, Yves Mény reminds us that this plural and shifting notion is above all based on a belief in rightful domination.

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According to Pierre Lascoumes, there are structural factors that explain the perpetuation of transgression among the elites.

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Political mistrust is a French speciality. Political scientists are constantly measuring its range and intensity. Here, Luc Rouban has set out to understand its mechanisms.

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The transformation of society is taking place through a wide range of tactics and experiments. In order to better understand these movements' attitude to emancipation and particularly how they see the principle of equality, Réjane Sénac has interviewed 130 movement leaders, social entrepreneurs, and activists, with a wide range of affiliations.

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Political scientist and sociologist Emmanuel Henry draws on numerous cases to show how industry implements veritable strategies to exclude subjects that threaten its activities from the public debate.

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Well before 1789, it was the American and English revolutions that gave rise to the grand principles of collective life. In France, the Republic - proclaimed three times - has often wavered, and it was not until its third incarnation that the great public freedoms were established.

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