Two years after the November attacks, a gloomy walk in the City of Light

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 13, 2017

Flâneur. In French, it describes a person who wanders through a city, seemingly aloof, but truly engaged. The term has no precise English cognate — even Oscar W... Read More

Prostitute or sex worker? Why legalizing prostitution is no panacea

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 8, 2017

Free entrepreneurs, victims of the patriarchy, sex-positive role models or cautionary tales of sexual exploitation? The meaning and ethics of sex work remain up... Read More

The German Bundestag, bigger (and more divided) than ever

The Paris Globalist TeamOctober 27, 2017

On Tuesday, thirty days after the general election, the 19th German Bundestag convened for the first time. The constituent sitting marked the official start of ... Read More

For French-American dual citizens, the election season didn’t end in november

The Paris Globalist TeamMay 6, 2017

TPG editor STUART RICHARDSON sits down with three French-American dual citizens at the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) to discuss transatlantic pol... Read More

Thrǣdable Sheds Light on Lingering Refugee Crisis in Lesbos

The Paris Globalist TeamApril 12, 2017

By Stuart Richardson In 2015, the popular, Greek island of Lesbos in the east Aegean Sea was overwhelmed. That summer, in addition to the seasonal flow of city... Read More

Reduce, reuse, re-caffeinate: Oxford’s Coffee Run project

The Paris Globalist TeamApril 10, 2017

By Laura Holden   Coffee: the life-blood of every student. In the UK, we drink approximately 55 million cups of coffee per day, while 80% of UK househo... Read More

Bridging the gap: How Sciences Po Refugee Help is making a difference

The Paris Globalist TeamApril 10, 2017

By Melissa Godin   Though rising populist leaders, spreading Islamophobia and isolationist tendencies have threatened refugees around the world, studen... Read More

Is This Europe?

The Paris Globalist TeamMarch 21, 2017

by Cristina Orsini  Turkey is just there. Gazing at the sea from Mytilini, the capital of the island of Lesbos, that thought often crossed my mind. The coast o... Read More

Guilty of Wanting to Survive

The Paris Globalist TeamMarch 20, 2017

by Critsina Orsini “When I was released from prison, the gate was just open. And they asked me to go. I don’t have anybody in Italy. I didn’t have one euro. I ... Read More

Post-Brexit regulatory landscape: tightening up financial regulation or business as usual?

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 25, 2016

by Charlotte Gardes On October 3, 2016, British Prime Minister Theresa May set the ball rolling for Brexit: the United Kingdom will trigger article 50 of the L... Read More