Sciences Po Lille

His teaching and research focus is primarily on social movements, and on environmental sociology, and in particular the collective responses to climate change and to genetically-modified crops.

He is especially interested in the criminal trials of social movement activists, and on civil society activism over abortion in the UK.

Hoi Kong teaches and researches in the areas of Constitutional Law, Comparative Law, Administrative Law, and Municipal Law.

From 2002 to 2003, he was law clerk to Justices Marie Deschamps and Claire L’Heureux‐Dubé at the Supreme Court of Canada.

From 2003 to 2006, he was an Associate‐in‐Law at Columbia University, and from 2006 to 2009, he was an Assistant Professor of Law, cross‐appointed with the School of Urban and Regional Planning, at Queen’s University.

Laurie Beaudonnet is professor at Université de Montréal.
Her research interests are on comparative politics, european integration, political behavior, public opinion, elections, multi-level governance, welfare regimes, quantitative methods.

SPL and Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität of Münster are historical and long-lasting partners. Our cooperation is multidimensional: naturally through the Erasmus + program (exchanging students, professors and staffs) but also through our Franco-German dual degree in social and political sciences.
Created in 1999, this Franco-German dual degree offers students the opportunity to study social and political sciences in France, at Sciences Po Lille, and in Germany, at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität of Münster.

"Teaching at Sciences Po Lille this year has been an enormous honour and pleasure."

"The staff are extremely welcoming and made sure that I found my way round the new building, which is stunning: it combines beautiful old architecture with a very creative use of glass and steel to create a wonderful atmosphere, especially in the amphitheatres where I delivered my lectures."

Thais Pavez is professor at the Universidade Estadual Paulista in Brazil. She is a specialist in the following fields: political doctrines, social classes, political sociology, public policies.

Since 2013, she has been part of the research center “Pensamento e Política no Brasil”.

Dr. Haim Yacobi is a senior lecturer at the Department of Politics and Government at Ben Gurion University and a Marie Curie Researcher at the Department of architecture at Cambridge University.

As an architect and planner who specialized in geography, his academic work focuses on the urban as a political, social and cultural entity.

The main issues that stand in the center of his research interest in relation to the urban space are social justice, the politics of identity, migration, globalization and planning.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Michael Samers who will give a class on “A comparative political economy of immigration” from March 13th until March 18th
Michael Samers is a professor at the University of Kentucky.

His research and teaching interests lie broadly in economic and urban geography, but particularly in the political-economic, urban, and socio-theoretical dimensions of migration/immigration, as well as alternative forms of economic development and international finance.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Sherilyn Mc Gregor who will give a class on “Sustainability and Social Justice” from March 13th until March 17th

Sherilyn Mc Gregor is a professor at the University of Manchester.
Professor Mc Gregor has a research and teaching profile that is international and interdisciplinary.

She has worked in universities in Canada, the USA, the UK, Germany, and France; her degrees are in gender studies, urban planning, and environmental studies.

Sciences Po Lille is happy to welcome Professor Stephen Brooks who will give a class on “American Politics and Government” from March 13th until March 20th
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.