Cities are Back in Town @ Sciences Po
@citiesabit.bsky.social
Cities are Back in Town is a transdisciplinary research group within the Urban School of Sciences Po.
We bring together junior and senior scholars from all Sciences Po's research centres, as well as affiliated researchers from across the globe.
We bring together junior and senior scholars from all Sciences Po's research centres, as well as affiliated researchers from across the globe.
We're currently in the process of finalizing this year's programme, and very excited to share. But if you want an idea of what we do, you can see a list of all of last year's seminars here: www.sciencespo.fr/research/cit...
2024-2025 Programme
Full programme of the Cities are Back in Town seminar series
www.sciencespo.fr
July 16, 2025 at 2:20 PM
We're currently in the process of finalizing this year's programme, and very excited to share. But if you want an idea of what we do, you can see a list of all of last year's seminars here: www.sciencespo.fr/research/cit...
Most importantly of all, we make every seminar accessible online. This means that no matter where you are, you can join us to participate in discussions on cutting-edge urban research and stay abreast of the field. We would love to have you!
July 16, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Most importantly of all, we make every seminar accessible online. This means that no matter where you are, you can join us to participate in discussions on cutting-edge urban research and stay abreast of the field. We would love to have you!
We host 12 seminars a year, on fields ranging from urban environmental history, the political economy of housing, to ethnographies of organized crime (just to give a few examples).
Our seminars are, above all, a way for us to spark cross-disciplinary conversation about all things city-related.
Our seminars are, above all, a way for us to spark cross-disciplinary conversation about all things city-related.
July 16, 2025 at 2:15 PM
We host 12 seminars a year, on fields ranging from urban environmental history, the political economy of housing, to ethnographies of organized crime (just to give a few examples).
Our seminars are, above all, a way for us to spark cross-disciplinary conversation about all things city-related.
Our seminars are, above all, a way for us to spark cross-disciplinary conversation about all things city-related.