Annual research report

The annual research report, produced by Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA's research department, describes the research activities of the school's lecturers and researchers, as well as those of the CESICE, CERDAP² and PACTE laboratories.

Research laboratories

Teaching faculty

Report 2023

This 8th edition of the Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA Research Report once again demonstrates the multi-disciplinary nature of the school's teaching and research staff in the social sciences. Two focal points are particularly highlighted: the strong internationalization of research and the interdisciplinarity of new research projects.

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Report 2022

The theme of the 2022 report is the systemic organization of scientific research within the establishment. This 7th annual research report was presented to the Scientific Commission on October 10, 2023 and to the Board of Directors on December 5, 2023.

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Report 2021

This report focuses on publications and projects, as well as the launch of new features such as Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA webinars and blog posts. In a context where the neutrality of professors and scientific knowledge is increasingly called into question, Sciences Po Grenoble-UGA has dedicated a series to scientific objectivity and neutrality. Research takes its place in society by participating fully in political, economic, legal and social debates. This 6th annual research report was presented to the Scientific Commission on November 14, 2022 and to the Board of Directors on December 6, 2022.

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2020 Report

The year 2020 was a very difficult one for teaching researchers, who had to switch all their teaching to distance learning, without having been prepared for it. Research activities have also been heavily impacted. The results of our survey show that while fieldwork and participation in conferences have been severely impacted, most Sciences Po Grenoble UGA lecturers have nevertheless managed to maintain a significant research activity, by adapting their methods and means of communication.

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Report 2019

The theme of the 4th annual research report is the internationalization of research.

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Report 2018

For Sciences Po Grenoble, 2018 was a period of consolidation and deepening of research. The three co-tutored laboratories - Pacte, CESICE and CERDAP² - strengthened their research axes, particularly through collaborations with local organizations and laboratories, through IDEX funding and through their presence in the city. 2018 was also a year of celebration: Sciences Po Grenoble celebrated its 70th anniversary, spotlighting various administrative and scientific players who embody the vitality of our activity; highlighting the significant investment of our researchers and teacher-researchers in scientific programs on the site; promoting the expertise and regular contributions of Sciences Po Grenoble staff to local, national and international media. Finally, Sciences Po Grenoble's cooperation with its local environment within the COMUE and with our partners at Université Grenoble Alpes continued throughout 2018. The exchanges during this year led, a year later, to the decision to create the integrated University - a new Université Grenoble Alpes, of which Sciences Po Grenoble is a component. Together with our partners, the social science research we carry out at Sciences Po Grenoble will inform thinking on the transformation of the state, the analysis of administration and that of organizations and markets in the years to come.

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2017 Report

This year's 2nd report includes, in addition to the teacher-researchers based at the IEP, the CNRS and FNSP researchers associated with UMR PACTE. Closely linked to teaching, particularly at Masters level, their contribution to the influence of research at Sciences Po Grenoble is crucial. The year 2017 was particularly rich for research: always fundamentally attached to the multidisciplinary nature of the establishment, researchers and teacher-researchers were awarded prestigious funding - ERC, H2020, Cross Disciplinary Programmes (CDP) or Initiatives pour la Recherche Stratégique (IRS). As in the previous year, our scientific output was abundant and particularly visible at international level. They have fed into teaching and into Sciences Po Grenoble's relations with the community, as can be seen from the numerous media appearances, contributions to The Conversation and exchanges with civil society. The research themes most present in 2017 confirm the extent to which the research carried out at Sciences Po Grenoble is linked to contemporary societal issues. For example, research focuses on a wide range of issues, such as the transformation of French political parties, employment and social policies, market creation, Big Data and data protection, and issues related to European integration and international organizations. In addition, Sciences Po Grenoble's cooperation with its local environment within the COMUE and with our partners at the Université Grenoble Alpes has continued and expanded. This local connection, combined with a strong international outlook, is one of the hallmarks of the research carried out at Sciences Po Grenoble and in the three laboratories we share.

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Report 2016

For the first time, this 1st report illustrates the richness of research at Sciences Po Grenoble, both in terms of discipline and in terms of multi- and multi-disciplinary activities. It shows that our institution is not only based on teaching, but is also a place where cooperation between research and teaching is strong and opens up new avenues for further development. This characteristic shows that Sciences Po Grenoble must play a major role in affirming and promoting the Humanities and Social Sciences on the Grenoble site.

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