Economics

Strategic autonomy: Europe’s awakening

Riccardo Perissisch, Research Director at the LUISS School of Political Economics (Rome)

On March 2nd, 2022

The Russian-Ukrainian crisis has changed the game, revealing the nature of the Russian threat, highlighting the previous misunderstanding between "autonomy" and "NATO membership."

π Economics

Developing employee share ownership for the benefit of all

Patrick Artus, Professor of economics at Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and head economist at Natixis

On December 9th, 2021

4 mins reading time

π Energy π Economics

Gas: a sustainable upward trend

David Benatia, Assistant Professor of Economics at ENSAE (IP Paris) and HEC Montréal

On November 24th, 2021

3 mins reading time

π Economics

Degrowth: is this the end of GDP?

Episode 1 / 3

Green growth is an illusion

Alain Grandjean, Co-founder of Carbone 4 and member of the High Council for the Climate

Episode 2 / 3

Reducing emissions: how to be more energy “sufficient”

Julie Mayer, Researcher and Lecturer at I³-CRG* at École Polytechnique (IP Paris), Mathias Guérineau, lecturer in management science at Université de Nantes

Episode 3 / 3

“Degrowth goes far beyond reduction of GDP”

Timothée Parrique, Researcher in Ecological Economics at the School of Economics, Lund University, Sweden

π Economics π Digital

Why Software Heritage is creating a global software archive

Stefano Zacchiroli, Professor in computer science at Télécom Paris (IP Paris)

On May 11th, 2022

4 mins reading time

Software Heritage is the global library of Source Code. Its goal: to protect, preserve and share all open source software.

π Economics π Society

Economics and the challenge of moral values

David Thesmar, Professor of Financial Economics, Sloan School of Management (MIT)

On May 4th, 2022

5 mins reading time

What can economic thought gain from considering the confrontation between efficiency and values? Could it could enable economics to better inform political debates?