14 June 2022
Not a week goes by without the publication of a new book by a professional, a journalist, an observer witness, or a researcher, about the […]
13 June 2022
On the eve of the 1848 revolution, the founders of contemporary socialism—primarily Karl Marx and Pierre-Joseph Proudh——saw the working class as a unified entity: a […]
13 June 2022
In March 2021, the National Forestry Office (ONF) shared on social media a photograph of the Minister of Agriculture marking a multi-hundred-year-old oak tree intended […]
13 June 2022
In the social sciences, it has become a matter of course to consider and analyse the activities and office of elected officials as work. Commonly […]
13 June 2022
On December 27, 1974, an explosion occurred in one of the tunnels of the Liévin coal mine in northern France. Forty-two miners were killed on […]
13 June 2022
We know that the gender gap in the workplace widens when women become mothers, but some aspects of this inequality have been understudied, particularly the […]
12 June 2022
Should society feed surfers? ‘Surfers’ are people who choose to stop contributing to social life through work in order to devote themselves to leisure activities. […]
10 June 2022
Every year in France, a new cohort of young people leaves the education system and enters the labour market. Available data show that wage growth […]
9 June 2022
Permanent Faculty At the Department of Economics Ghazala Azmat – Gender Issues, Public Economics, Labor Economics, Industrial Economics Moshe Buchinsky –- Theoretical and Applied Econometrics, […]