Sciences Po Reims

This course covers global wine economics and the economy of sparkling wines and champagne. Topics include production potential, shipments and sales, strategies and economic models, marketing strategy and packaging, and the future of the industry.

This course analyzes prior constitutions and political events that led to the birth of the Fifth Republic. It then offers an in-depth study of constitutional law mechanisms to better understand the institutional framework of a working democracy and current trends in government. The course is divided into five parts: history of the Fifth Republic, the executive, parliament, the judiciary and constitutional justice, and the European Union constitutional law. 

This seminar studies the successes of LGBTQI rights activism globally with an in-depth focus on issue areas that afford a broad overview of international LGBTQI policy. The first section of the course focuses on the new theoretical frameworks in political science, sociology, and international relations that deal with sexuality and LGBTQI issues. In the second part of the course, an examination of global aspects of sexuality and LGBTQI issues allows students to look at how LGBTQI rights arrive in the diplomatic arena, and how they affect international organizations' policies. In the third section, case studies from various parts of the world are discussed through the lenses of the international developments in LGBTQI issues. The main objective is to make students understand and criticize the increasingly important role LGBTQI issues play in international relations and development policies.

This course explores the weaponization of non-military means to interfere and destabilize countries, including economic competition, social agitation, propaganda, and foreign interference; and how intelligence, security, and defense capabilities adapt to irregular warfare to deter and secure societies. Establishing the basics of conflicts in our contemporary times, this course covers numerous case studies around the world to understand their diversity, evolution, and structuring impact on international relations.