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Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Mercredi 14 Septembre 2016English ArticlesThe Minimum Wage: Assessing Its Impact on Workers and the Economy
That the financial crisis of 2008-09 has reshuffled the economic deck for the advanced economies is beyond a doubt.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Vendredi 09 Septembre 2016English Articles2017/2027 - Boosting Employment in France
The text that follows is an English adaptation of the working paper on how France can both foster job growth and improve job quality in the coming decade.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Jeudi 08 Septembre 2016English ArticlesCorporate Social Responsibility and Competitiveness - Evaluation and strategic approach
Corporate social responsibility, or CSR, has become a major subject over the last few years.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Lundi 01 Août 2016English ArticlesWhy Democracy Requires Trusted Experts
Last month, I wrote a commentary asking why voters in the United Kingdom supported leaving the European Union, defying the overwhelming weight of expert opinion warning of …
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Mardi 26 Juillet 2016English ArticlesJean Pisani-Ferry on France Stratégie’s 2017/2027 Project
France Stratégie is committed to informing public debate and putting forth policy options that meet the future needs of society.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Jeudi 21 Juillet 2016English ArticlesZero Interest Rates: The New Normal?
The financial crisis of 2008-09 was a once-in-a-lifetime event that increasingly appears to have been a game-changer for our globalized economies of the 21st century.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Mercredi 20 Juillet 2016English ArticlesBuilding Collective Groups and Action: What Does It Mean for Workers in the Digital Era?
It goes without saying the world of work has changed radically in the past two decades.
