FORMER RECIPIENTS OF THE CALLS FOR JOINT
PROJECTS
 Winners
2007
> Globalization
and Politics in Africa
Mamadou Diouf (Director of the Institute for African
Studies at Columbia), Béatrice
Hibou (SciencesPo CERI), Michel Sauquet (SciencesPo), Jacqueline Klopp (Director
of the Program in Economic and Political Development at SIPA)
> Public Health Policy in France: Crisis and
Change
Constance A. Nathanson (Columbia Mailman School of Public Health), Henri Bergeron
(SciencesPo, Chaire Sante)
> Challenges to Diverse Models of Secularism
in the United States, France and Turkey
Denis Lacorne (SciencesPo CERI), Alfred Stepan (SIPA).
Winners
2006 >
Contribution to an Intellectual and Social History
of the Martingale
Approach in Modern Finance
Perry Mehrling (Economics, Barnard College, Columbia University) and Christian
Walter (Economics, SciencesPo)
>
European Politics in a Comparative Perspective: an
Education
and Research Project
Florence Faucher-King (SciencesPo– CEVIPOF) and
Dana R. Fisher (Sociology, Columbia University)
Winners
2005
>
Improved Biofuel Cells through Protein Engineering
and Computational
Physics
Scott Banta (Chemical Engineering, Columbia University) and Alfonso Jaramillo
(Laboratory of Bio-Chemistry, Ecole Polytechnique)
>
Museum Studies, Launching New Programs at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
and Columbia University
Anne Higonnet (Art History, Columbia University and
Barnard College) and Dominique Poulot (Art History,
Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
>
Competitive Equilibrium with Moral Hazard
Bernard Salanie (Department of Economics, Columbia University) and Jerome Pouyet
(Department of Economics, Ecole Polytechnique).
>
French and American NGOs, Differences in Discourses
and Practices
François Rubio (SciencesPo and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
and Coralie Bryant (Columbia University)
Winners
2004
>
How to Teach Hard Sciences to Non-scientific Students:
The
Case of Environmental Issues
Patrick Louchouarn
(Columbia University), Pascal Delisle (SciencesPo), and Laurence
Tubiana (IDRI) >
Dynamics at Biological Membrane/Water Interfaces
Jean-Louis Martin (Laboratory for Optics and Biosciences,
Ecole Polytechnique) and Kenneth B. Eisenthal (Chemistry,
Columbia University)
Winners
2003
>
Finance, Capitalism and Redistribution of Wealth
Edmund Phelps (Columbia University), David Jestaz (SciencesPo
and Columbia University), and Nicolas Couderc (Paris 1
Panthéon-Sorbonne,
SciencesPo)
>
Hegemony, Transatlantic Relations, and Ethics
Jack
Snyder (Columbia University) and Ariel Colonomos (SciencesPo–CERI)
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