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At the interface between academic research and society, AMSE disseminates economic knowledge to non-academic audiences by:
- making the results of research accessible to everyone through its digital journal, Dialogues économiques, which publishes articles, videos and infographics,
- organizing outreach events (conferences, festivals, exhibitions),
- supporting researchers to contributing to the public debate (journalistic writing, press relations).
  • Lectures

AMSE Researchers to the "Université Populaire de Marseille-Métropole"

Only in French - AMSE researchers participate to the "Université Populaire de Marseille-Métropole". They will give lectures in economics, accessible to all.
September 25th 2023
  • Press

Dégradation de la notation souveraine du Cameroun : quelles causes et quelles conséquences ?

In French only | Gilles Dufrénot (AMSE, Sciences Po Aix), in an article published by The Conversation, looks back at the downgrading of Cameroon's credit rating and the consequences for its debt and potential investors.
September 25th 2023
  • Lectures
  • Conférences scolaires

The 2023-2024 Sciences Echos Conferences

Only in French - In the Sciences Echos conferences, AMSE researchers propose lectures on their research interests to students in their final year of high school, students in Preparatory Classes for Grandes Ecoles (CPGE) and undergraduate students. Registration is required.
September 15th 2023
  • Lectures

AMSE Researchers to the Festival Allez Savoir

From September 20 to 24 - Alice Fabre, Miriam Teschl, Alain Trannoy, will participate to the Festival Allez Savoir (only in French).
September 15th 2023
  • Press
  • Op-Ed

Le Monde op-ed article by Alain Trannoy about Marcel Boiteux

Only in French - An op-ed piece by Alain Trannoy (EHESS, AMSE) published in "Le Monde", on the work of Marcel Boiteux, who passed away at the beginning of September.
September 13th 2023
  • Dialogues économiques

One more effort for equality of opportunity

Does everyone have the same opportunity to succeed at school? While there is a certain consensus on the inequalities caused by social differences, a team of researchers demonstrates that the effort of each pupil is underestimated in explaining school results.
Reference: M. N. Asadullah, A. Trannoy, S. Tubeuf, G. Yalonetzky, 2021. "Measuring educational inequality of opportunity : Pupil’s effort matters" World Development. 138, 105262.
September 13th 2023
  • Expertise

From natural resource exploitation to ethnic group identification

A column by Nicolas Berman, Mathieu Couttenier and Victoire Girard published on VoxEU/CEPR.
July 15th 2023
  • Dialogues économiques

Heatwaves: stifling the economy

Heatwaves are often overlooked in the analysis of extreme weather events, particularly in terms of their economic impact. This lack of research and the population's low perception of risk limit the adoption of adaptation measures, despite the fact that the health effects of heatwaves are largely avoidable.
Reference: Adélaïde L., Chanel O., Pascal M., (2022). “Des impacts sanitaires du changement climatique déjà bien visibles : L’exemple des canicules”. Annales des Mines - Responsabilité et environnement, 106(2), 42-47.
July 05th 2023
  • Press
  • Op-Ed

Le Monde op-ed article by Gilles Dufrénot about the Paris summit for a new global financial pact and african countries

Only in French - In an Op-ed article published in "Le Monde" Gilles Dufrénot (AMSE/SciencesPo Aix/CEPII) discusses the issues at stake for African countries following the Paris summit for a new global financial pact.
June 27th 2023
  • Dialogues économiques

High voltage climate in Brazil: when drought kills

Are we going to end up killing each other in the face of high temperatures? Without going that far, climate change is already having a serious impact on insecurity. Brazil, infamous for its crime rate, is on the front line of environmental disasters. According to economist Phoebe W. Ishak, between 1991 and 2015, Brazil's severe droughts not only affected farmers' incomes, but also increased the homicide rate.
Reference: Ishak P. W., 2022, “Murder nature : Weather and violent crime in rural Brazil”, World Development, 157, 105933.
June 20th 2023