Sciences Po Lille

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Geneviève Tellier, from April 9th until April 19th 2018, for the course “Public finance and budgetary reforms in a comparative perspective”.

Professor Tellier’s main area of expertise is the study of budgetary policies and public finances of federal and provincial governments (with a focus, yet not exclusively, on Ontario, Quebec and British Colombia).

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Dennis Coyle, from March 26th until March 31st 2018, for the course “Foundation of liberal democracies”.

Dr. Dennis Coyle is an Associate Professor and the Department Chair in The Department of Politics at the Catholic University of America. Among Dr. Coyle's teaching and research interests are topics such as: liberal constitutionalism, property rights and regulation, social science theory, and generally the interplay of institutions, culture, and values in law, policy, and administration.

International visiting professors Sc Po Lille

Welcome to professor Stephen Brooks

From March 12th until March 19th 2018

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Stephen Brooks who will give a class on “American politics and government” from March 12th until March 19th 2018.
Stephen Brooks is a professor at the University of Michigan, he teaches in the areas of Canadian politics and American politics.
His research interests include the political influence of intellectuals, political thought in Canada and the United States, and foreign perceptions of American politics.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Isabelle Panreck, from March 6th until April 10th 2018, for the course “Political Theory and Current Crisis: Governmentality, Poststructuralism and Postcolonialism”.
Dr. Isabelle Panreck teaches at the Institute of Political Science (IfPol) at the University of Muenster (WWU), in Germany, which is the third largest Political Science institute in Germany.

Research at the IfPol is associated with a comprehensive and internationally oriented manner of studies.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to present here two recently signed International cooperation agreements.

We are happy to put the light these two new Asian partners: Soochow University, TAIPEI CITY and Chonbuk National University, JEONJU.

Our ambition is to create cooperation and partnerships with a large diversity of partners, cultures, and institutions. We strongly share with our new partners common goals in education and we desire to strengthen our students and faculty’s international and cultural opportunities.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Ivan Llamazares for a class on “Spanish political parties in a conflictual context”.
Iván Llamazares is a professor of Political Science at the Universidad de Salamanca. His main research interests lie in the party-political articulation of sociopolitical divisions and conflicts in Europe and Latin America.

His work has been published in West European Politics, Ethnicities, Social Forces Acta Politica, and Revista de Estudios Políticos.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Antonia Graf for a class on “Sustainability and Social Justice”.
Antonia Graf studied Political Science, Sociology and German Studies at the University of Münster. In 2016 she obtained her PhD in the discipline of Political Sciences, looking at the discursive power of transnational organisations in the Sustainability field.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Alon Tal, from February 5th until February 14th 2018, for the course “The Environment and Conflict Management”.
Alon Tal is an environmental researcher and advocate. A faculty member at Ben Gurion University, his research involves environmental and water policy.

He is a long-time proponent for stabilizing population in Israel and a co-founder of the new Israel forum for Demography, Society and Environment.