11 September 2017
Understanding the interactions between renewable energy and territories It has become imperative to make our societies progress towards an energy transition. Territories have been recognized […]
21 March 2017
New questions Sciences Po researchers are focusing on new factors likely to impact voting. These include the importance of assets and of psychological factors such […]
28 February 2017
Is competition an evolutionary process? How should it be defined and regulated? What does it mean to be in competition or to compete? Three researchers […]
20 February 2017
What are the paths to home ownership in Europe and how have they changed over the past forty years? How can the tenure structure and […]
11 February 2017
What impact do economic crises have on the level of crime? This is the classic but never really solved question that Roberto Galbiati, – Research […]
4 February 2017
The Paris Agreement substantially increased the need to better understand the economic, social and environmental implications of the decarbonisation to which the global community has […]
7 June 2016
In a paper “The Minimum Wage and Inequality: The Effects of Education and Technology” published in the Journal of Labor Economics, in January 2016, Zsofia […]
2 June 2016
L’économie européenne 2016, a French Economic Observatory (OFCE) collective work, edited by Jérôme Creel, helps grasp the magnitude of the crisis that European institutions are […]
20 May 2016
The objectives of the Competitiveness and Employment Tax Credit – CICE – are multiple – international competitiveness, employment, innovation…-, as are its mechanisms and the […]