Latest publications

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  Fondapol - A french foundation for european integration and a free economy
  Article , Tuesday 31 August 2010
  The “Fondation pour l’innovation politique” (Fondapol) has been contributing to pluralist thought and a revival of public debate since its founding in 2004. We believe our democracy must increasingly... Read more

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  The state of the right: Poland
  Study by Dominika Tomaszewska-Mortimer , Tuesday 24 August 2010
  In Poland, the right has a significant political advantage: its history is inextricably linked with the history of the struggle against the communist regime, and the democratic transition. Today, the... Read more

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  The state of the right: Sweden and Denmark
  Study by Jacob Christensen , Tuesday 27 July 2010
  At the beginning of 2010, Sweden and Denmark were governed by centre-right coalitions. Considering that the Scandinavian countries are often seen as a bastion of social democracy, this may appear surprising,... Read more

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  The state of the right: Italy
  Study by Sofia Ventura , Wednesday 14 July 2010
  In the history of Republican Italy, reference to rightwing politics and parties, in opposition to those of the left, has only been made since 1994. Earlier use of the explicit distinction between the... Read more

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  Banking regulation for sustainable growth
  Study by Nathalie Janson , Friday 2 July 2010
  After two dramatic years for the banking sector, in particular after the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy in September 2008, 2009 signs an alt. The worst seems to have been avoided and the financial and banking... Read more

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  The Netherlands: The Populist Temptation
  Study by Christophe de Voogd , Thursday 29 April 2010
  In this Study, the author, Christophe de Voogd, a history lecturer at Sciences Po, offers an in-depth analysis of Dutch society – long viewed as open, supportive and confident, but currently in the throes... Read more