Media

IPSP articles in The Conversation

IPSP authors published a series of articles in The Conversation, including some providing the results of specific surveys of public opinion about societal issues (religion, labor, social relations, and more) in the US society. Find the whole series here.

IPSP at Futuribles, Paris

On Tuesday, December 18th, the Futuribles International research center hosted a round-table discussion about the IPSP report. Located in Paris, France, the Futuribles center is a leader in “foresight studies” about the long-term future of the world....
Trois cents chercheurs contre les maux du siècle

Trois cents chercheurs contre les maux du siècle

The IPSP was recently featured in French newspaper Le Monde, which published three opinion pieces by IPSP authors: An op-ed about the need for social progress, co-signed by over 40 IPSP authors; Excerpts from the recently-published Manifesto for Social Progress A...
« La dignité est la valeur centrale du progrès social »

IPSP authors interviewed in La Croix

Marie-Laure Djelic, Olivier Bouin, and Marc Fleurbaey, three members of the IPSP Steering Committee, were interviewed recently in La Croix, a major French newspaper. The IPSP has been featured in La Croix before; the Coordinating Lead Authors for Chapter 16 wrote a...
IPSP report featured in Le Monde

IPSP report featured in Le Monde

The October 14th edition of Le Monde, a major French daily newspaper, features a special section on the work of the IPSP. Included are extracts from three IPSP chapters: Chapter 4, entitled “La croissance n’est pas l’ennemi du bien-être humain”; Chapter 1,...
« La dignité est la valeur centrale du progrès social »

IPSP authors featured in La Croix

Grace Davie and Nancy Ammerman, the Coordinating Lead Authors for Chapter 16, have written a column for the October 10th issue of La Croix, a major French newspaper. In the column, entitled “Religions et progrès social,” Drs. Davie and Ammerman discuss the...
Nach der Krise

Nach der Krise

Sozialwissenschafter wollen die Zukunft neu denken – an dem Projekt für eine bessere Welt arbeiten auch österreichische Forscher mit.