21 September 2023
by Charlotte Halpern The European Union (EU) has committed to carbon neutrality by 2050, requiring a 90% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from the transportation […]
30 May 2023
How can we ensure, as rigorously as possible, that a public policy has the desired economic effects? Clément de Chaisemartin, a researcher in the Department of […]
13 December 2022
Fighting against inequality requires questioning education systems, how they make it possible to remedy them, why they rarely succeed, or even aggravate them. This is […]
13 December 2022
Like all large cities, Paris is, and will continue to be, particularly impacted by climate change. It is also a city brimming with potential for […]
17 February 2022
Smoother Sailing for World Trade The pandemic has highlighted the importance of global value chains, an organisation of production which relies on the integration of […]
12 February 2022
Why look at the links between gender and climate? What are the links between gender systems and climate change in the policies of international development […]
8 July 2021
A New Research Area Interest in the results of public policies is growing among public institutions and civil society, while the environmental crisis is gaining […]
16 March 2021
Applying recently developed econometric methods to analyse trade flows in Antiquity may seem bold. It is what Thomas Chaney, a researcher in the Department of […]
16 March 2021
Financing political parties and candidates for their electoral campaigns is not a trivial phenomenon. Yet one of its essential dimensions – the “small” donations made […]