Dual identity in France, and the social, political, and cultural challenges
As part of Equality Month, attend this lecture by Anas DAIF, journalist, essayist, and podcast creator, on dual identity in France.
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As part of Equality Month, attend this lecture by Anas DAIF, journalist, essayist, and podcast creator, on dual identity in France.
Launch conference for DemoCIS Challenge 2: “Rethinking the places and forms of expression of citizenship: ordinary citizenship and new spaces for democracy.”
With Damien CHAMUSSY, Secretary General of the National Assembly and former graduate of the institution (1991 PO). Conference reserved exclusively for students of the institution.
This year's graduation ceremony at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Grenoble will be sponsored by Yann HWANG, Ambassador and French Representative for the implementation of the peace plan in Gaza.
As part of Equality Month, attend this screening of short films followed by a discussion on LGBTQIA representations led by journalist and filmmaker Athina Gendry, accompanied by director Daphné Charpin-Lèbre.
Robert Ivermee, "The forgotten history of the French in India" / Anne Bartel-Radic, "Plastic pollution in emerging countries: the role of multinational companies"
To mark the publication of Une enquête à l’ONU (2025), published by Flammarion, the conference will highlight this book co-written by Agnès Callamard and Alexandre Duyck, both former students of Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA.
The book looks back at several major investigations conducted as part of Agnès Callamard's work for the UN, highlighting diplomatic tensions, international law mechanisms, and contemporary governance issues within the United Nations.
The event is organized in partnership between Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA and Amnesty International Grenoble.
Sonja Zmerli, "Framing economic inequality: Insights from a comparative experimental survey study."
Marie Lassalas, "The adoption of organic farming in the wine sector in France."