[By Thibault Tellier (Sciences Po Rennes)] The Economic, Social and Environmental Council (CESE) is traditionally considered constitutionally as the third Chamber after the National Assembly and the Senate. Since the beginning of the Fifth Republic and its establishment
[by Kamel Daoud – Another Islamo-leftism, based on an article published on 05/04/2021 at 09:00 (Le Point) under the title “another Islamo-leftism”] In France, we give the name “Islamo-leftism” to this political movement which offers a vocation to
[by Arnaud Lacheret, Director of the French Arabian Business School, partner of Essec.] Two years ago, Eliott Savy, then a bachelor's student at Lyon 2, was surprised that an entire session of his political science course was devoted
Here we take the link to the report by Sue Hubble and Joe Lewis submitted to the British Parliament and made public by the House of Commons, on the attacks on academic freedom in Great Britain under the Open Law regime.
[by Michel MESSU, Honorary Professor of Sociology] It began with the disciplines relating to anthropo-sociology and political sciences, it continued with history and language sciences, and now includes all the disciplines taught in the former faculties
by Marie COMPARET "I'm not Charlie," you just said. And I'm here, but without really being Charlie anymore. I know that after this everything I'll hear will be ugly, that the stakes of the debate are ruined... our friendship
Could you introduce yourself, tell us about your background and the reasons why you came to France? Hello, my name is Stella Kamnga, I am 26 years old and I am a student of political communication in France. I came to France with the aim of
On Tuesday, February 2, 2021, Fabrice Balanche was the guest of the show "Entre-deux" on France 3 Auvergne Rhône-Alpes. Fabrice Balanche, HDR lecturer in geography at the University of Lyon 2, is a signatory of the Appeal of the Observatory of Decolonialism.
We publish here a video interview with Nadia Geerts, a Professor in Belgium harassed by former students and an Institution gone mad, for having published not personal opinions but a simple hashtag #jeSuisSamuelPaty on the wall of the association of
Interview with a fictitious Professor: any resemblance to actual persons is coincidental. The Sorbonne is and remains in the eyes of the public a reference for the Humanities. What remains today of this conservatory spirit that characterized its