Sciences Po Transatlantic Forum in Washington DC

The Sciences Po Transatlantic Forum will launch in Washington D.C. with a cocktail reception and a stimulating discussion on the Indo-Pacific relations with keynote speaker Pr. Chritophe Jaffrelot.

The Sciences Po Transatlantic Forum in DC supports our mission to heighten the awareness of Sciences Po in the United States and bring its spectacular reputation as a vital voice and convener of political thought in Europe. We support students from the United States studying at Sciences Po and encourage Sciences Po researchers to engage in transatlantic dialogue and collaboration with peers in any U.S. university. Our ambition is to amplify Sciences Po transatlantic collaboration.

Please join us to enjoy the evening and conversation with fellow Sciences Po alumni and Francophiles in D.C.

Members of Club 150 are welcome to attend this event, free of charge, to enjoy a stimulating conversation and to get to know their fellow alumni dedicated to supporting the Foundation's work in the US. Email tanya@usscpo.org to join Club 150 and gain free access to this event.

Individual tickets are also available.

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Dr. Christophe Jaffrelot is Senior research fellow at CERI-Sciences Po/CNRS, Professor of Indian Politics and Sociology at King’s College (London) and President of the French Political Science Association. He is also a Non Resident Scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Permanent Consultant at the Centre for Policy Planning Staff of the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 2008 and columnist in The Indian Express since 2013.

Among his recent publications are, (as a co-editor with A. Kohli and K. Murali) Business and Politics in India (OUP, 2019) and (as a co-editor with A. Chatterji and T.B. Hansen) The Majoritarian State. How Hindu Nationalism is Changing India (Hurst, 2019), as co-author with Pratinav Anil, India’s First Dictatorship. The Emergency, 1975-77 (Hurst, 2020) and as sole author Modi’s India. Hindu Nationalism and the Rise of Ethnic Democracy (Princeton University Press, 2021).