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2025-07-08

Episode 16. Sustainable Development Goals: where do we go from here ?

In this episode Paola Subacchi and Thomas Melonio examine the future of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the likelihood of achieving them by 2030. They discuss how to navigate trade-offs and shape a realistic transition path – one that may be more manageable in the long term, but more complex in the short term. The conversation also highlights the critical need to ensure that developing countries are not left behind in accessing the opportunities provided by AI. Hosts & Guests Paola Subacchi is Professor of Political Economy, University of Bologna, and the Incoming Chair in Sovereign Debt and Finance at Sciences Po. Thomas Melonio is Chief Economist at Agence Francaise de Development. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2023-11-21

Authoritarianism as an Economic Challenge: Egypt and Beyond, with Eberhard Kienle

Egypt, which for so long has been a great referent in the Arab World, seems to be entering decline, politically and economically. Could its authoritarian military regime have something to do with this? In this new episode of our series on Democracy and Populism, we have the pleasure of welcoming Egypt expert Eberhard Kienle. We discuss the particularities of Egypt’s authoritarianism and its institutions, the role of the military, the legacy of the Arab Spring, as well as some prospects for Al-Sissi in the upcoming December elections. Eberhard Kienle is a researcher at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) and a director of research at Sciences Po’s Centre de Recherches Internationales (CERI). He focuses on state transformation, failed states and state varieties, political economy and sociology, and interstate relations in the Middle East. Additional resource Eberhard Kienle. Egypt. A Fragile Power. Routledge, 2021 Eberhard Kienle. Why Have “Failed States” Failed to Disappear?. Les Dossiers du CERI, 2021 Eberhard Kienle. Revisiting the State, Again. Centre de recherches internationales. Les Dossiers du CERI Eberhard Kienle. A Grand Delusion. Democracy and Economic Reform in Egypt. Bloomsbury Publishing, 2001 Recorded on 4th October 2023 Conversations with Sergei GURIEV is a podcast by Sciences Po. Hélène NAUDET supervised the production of this series., with the help of Blanca GONZALEZ MARTINEZ, Sciences Po Master student in Political Science. The Sciences Po audio department produced and mixed it. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2024-10-21

Jelani Cobb

Doctor Jelani Cobb is Dean of Columbia Journalism School, a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and board member for the American Journalism Project. His prioritization of access, diversity and democracy in journalism has led him to be @peabodyawards winner and @pulitzerprizes finalist. Historian and media specialist, Dean Cobb published books on a range of topics. He is a specialist in race/politics and writes for the New Yorker Magazine regularly. 📅 To follow “What keeps you up at night?”, a podcast interviewing international leaders, stay tuned, on all platforms.🌠⭐️✨Please leave us a comment and a 5-star rating.Don’t forget to subscribe, wherever you get your podcasts from, to access all new episodes.🎈Journalists: Marie Naudascher and Marine Séhan✒Students in Journalism: Naomi Stockley and Lorna Petty🎧Music: Theo Boulenger✨ Illustration: Marine Coutroutsios💡Based on an original idea by Alice Antheaume Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2024-01-17

Political Leaders: From Dynasties to Lotteries, with Brenda Van Coppenolle

Political dynasties belong neither to the past nor only to authoritarian regimes. Think about the Trudeau family in Canada, Le Pen in France, or Kirchner in Argentina. An explanatory factor: having lived in a political environment provides skills. Can the evolution of society towards a better level of education and more transparency put an end to these dynasties? Especially since we find a growing desire to reject the established political elites by implementing lotteries. Why this desire? What are the advantages and disadvantages of this system? The research carried out indicates that lotteries can strengthen and improve our democratic systems. Let’s see why. Brenda Van Coppenolle is a Senior Research Fellow affiliated with the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Politics (CEE) at Sciences Po. She is the Principal Investigator of the European Research Council (ERC) Starting Grant “Political Lotteries in European Democratisation”. Additional resources Brenda Van Coppenolle - Political Dynasties and Bicameralism: Direct Elections and Democratisation in the Netherlands, Electoral Studies, 2022 Brenda Van Coppenolle - How do Political Elites Persist? Political Selection, Political Inequality, and Empirical Historical Research, French Politics, 2020 All publications Recorded on 17th November 2023 Conversations with Sergei GURIEV is a podcast by Sciences Po. Hélène NAUDET supervised the production of this series., with the help of Blanca GONZALEZ MARTINEZ, Sciences Po Master student in Political Science. The Sciences Po audio department produced and mixed it. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2023-09-12

Children's Environmental Commitment, with Anaëlle Vergonjeanne

The mobilisation of children for climate policies started in 2018, with Greta Thunberg benefiting from strong media coverage and social media. After her speech at the UN Climate Action Summit, it became a concern at the level of international organisations. If children's rights were already a concern of UNICEF, the approach radically changed since international organizations had to consider young people as actors and no longer as simple victims. How did this process take place? What are its real consequences? This is what Anaelle reveals to us. Anaëlle Vergonjeanne, is a young researcher at the Sciences Po’s Centre for International Studies. She has dedicated her doctoral thesis ‘How dare you?’ : The United Nations and children's climate commitment » (in French). Additional Resources Anaëlle Vergonjeanne - Les enfants au chevet de la planète : émergences d’une environnementalisation de l’enfance aux Nations Unies, Annuaire français de relations internationales, 2023, Éditions Panthéon-Assas. Recorded on 10 May 2023 Conversations with Sergei GURIEV is a podcast by Sciences Po. Hélène NAUDET supervised the production of this series. The Sciences Po audio department produced and mixed it. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2023-09-19

Water Scarcity, with Giacomo Parrinello

The vulnerability of agriculture and energy production to water scarcity is not so new. Historically, this issue has been mainly addressed through the regulation of water sharing. A major problem today is that the water scarcity is worsening and that past solutions are not sufficient to resolve the problem. What are the new parameters to take into account? What public policies should be put in place? How can we adapt to the new hydrological conditions which promise to last for a long time? This is what Giacomo Parrinello, an environmental historian, devotes a large part of his research to. In this episode Giacomo Parrinello shares with us the results of his research. An assistant professor and researcher at Sciences Po’s Centre for History, Giacomo Parrinello is also a member of the European Society for Environmental History. For a long time, he has in particular investigated the history of the Mediterranean coast. Additional Resources (Open Access) Giacomo Parrinello - Times of Drought, Visualizing Climate and Loss, Center for History and Economics, Harvard University, 2022 Giacomo Parrinello, G. Mathias Kondolf - The social life of sediment. Water History, 2021 Giacomo Parrinello, Simone Bizzi and Nicola Surian - "The retreat of the delta: a geomorphological history of the Po river basin during the twentieth century." Water History, 2021 Recorded on 9 June 2023 Talk with Sergei is a podcast by Sciences Po. Hélène Naudet supervised the production of this series, accompanied by Anaelle Vergonjeanne. The Sciences Po audio department produced and mixed it. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2023-10-17

Mia Mottley

Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados and lead Head of Government within Caribbean Community (CARICOM) with responsibility for the Single Market and Economy. 🔈📣What goes on in the heads of leaders faced with the world's major challenges? What keeps them up at night? How do they fall asleep when they have so much responsibility? How do they get to sleep when there is so much at stake? What gives them insomnia? ✨International leaders and decision makers are invited into the studios of the Sciences Po Journalism school. The interview is led by students from the Journalism and International Affairs program at Sciences Po Journalism school and PSIA, with the coordination of professional journalists. #upatnight is #ScPodcast based on an original idea by Alice Antheaume Production: Louie Média Journalists: Marie Naudascher and Marine Séhan Student journalists: Morgane Anneix, Lola Lopez Lungo, Michal Kubala et Sarah Miansoni Mixage : Dimitri Borit Music: Théo Boulenger Illustration: Marine Coutroutsios Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2024-02-19

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What goes on in the heads of leaders faced with the world's major challenges? What keeps them up at night? How do they fall asleep when they have so much responsibility? How do they get to sleep when there is so much at stake? What gives them insomnia? International leaders and decision makers are invited into the studios of the Sciences Po School of Journalism. We believe that students will be able to hear their voice and be inspired now and in the future. The interview is led by students from the Journalism and International Affairs programme at Sciences Po's School of Journalism and PSIA Sciences Po, with the coordination of professional journalists and teachers. What keeps you up at night? is a podcast based on an original idea by Alice Antheaume. This episode was produced by Margaux Farran, Agatha Gorski, Katarzyna Skiba and Bilge Kotan, under the supervision of Lorraine Besse. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2025-04-15

Episode 12. Rating the future: debt, growth and Europe’s economic path

In Episode 12 of DebtTalks, Paola Subacchi and Sarah Carlson discuss Europe’s debt outlook and the balance between economic growth and debt management. Before diving into these topics, they explore the role of credit rating agencies in the international financial system. The episode offers insights into the methodologies behind sovereign debt ratings, the challenges that these agencies face in today’s complex economic environment, and how ratings can influence both investor confidence and policy decisions. Hosts & Guests Paola Subacchi is Professor of Political Economy, University of Bologna, and the Incoming Chair in Sovereign Debt and Finance at Sciences Po. Sarah Carlson is Senior Vice President at Moody's Ratings, lead analyst for several European countries and a spokesperson on global issues and European matters. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
2024-09-09

"Ces soldats de l'air tombés aux mains des civils", par Claire Andrieu

Que se passe-t-il lorsqu’un aviateur tombe en territoire étranger pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale ? Est-il sauvé… ou tué ? Dans cet épisode, Claire Andrieu raconte une histoire méconnue : celle du rôle des “helpers”, ces civils – souvent des femmes – qui ont aidé des milliers d’aviateurs Alliés à échapper à l’occupant au péril de leur vie. Environ 34 000 helpers ont été reconnus en France. Cette solidarité n’est pas universelle : en Allemagne nazie, par exemple, environ 10% des aviateurs tombés ont été victimes de lynchages commis par des civils, dans un contexte marqué par la propagande du régime nazi. À partir d’archives découvertes aux États-Unis, au Royaume-Uni et en France – débriefings de pilotes abattus en Europe entre 1939 et 1945, lettres de civils, discours politiques – cet épisode interroge les comportements collectifs en temps de guerre : pourquoi aide-t-on ? Pourquoi tue-t-on ? —— Claire Andrieu est professeure émérite au Centre d’histoire de Sciences Po, spécialiste d’histoire politique et sociale du XXe siècle, de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et de la Résistance. Elle a notamment publié : Le Programme commun de la Résistance. Des idées dans la guerre (Éditions de l'Érudit, 1984), La Banque sous l’Occupation. Paradoxes de l’histoire d’une profession, 1936-1946 (Presses de Sciences Po, 1990), Pour l’amour de la République. Le Club Jean Moulin, 1958-1970 (Fayard, 2002), et Tombés du ciel. Le sort des pilotes abattus en Europe, 1939-1945 (Tallandier, 2021). —— Dans l'atelier des historiens est un podcast du Centre d'histoire de Sciences Po, animé par Aurélie Luneau, réalisé par Nils Bertinelli. La playlist complète des épisodes de ce podcast est disponible ici. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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