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Which forms of health care provision in France in twenty years? Health challenges are many: increased chronic diseases, aging population, changing demographics medical, etc.. In (...)

The print media is facing the past ten years to a crisis that forces him to rethink its industrial and economic model . If the magazines and weekly news have managed to preserve (...)

The international climate agreement does make sense if they are supported by the United States, the world's largest emitters of greenhouse gas (GHG) per capita. But this country (...)

In the United States and Western Europe, research on "neighborhood effects" are booming since the mid-1990s. (...)

The development times are critical to the articulation of professional life and private life. Today, they often boil down to part-time, which can influence the career paths of (...)

To meet the preference of households in a context of fiscal constraints, France has decided, like many other European countries, to develop home support for seniors. (...)

The TGV high speed train, is undoubtedly one of the most successful French technology. Holder of world speed record, it carries daily, for over thirty years, a large number of (...)

In 2010, 32% of French people over 18 years were engaged in voluntary work in sports, humanitarian, economic, ecological, cultural or social. (...)

Since 2005, nearly a dozen legal provisions were created to bring business and professional sectors to negotiate on multiple issues (management of jobs and skills, profit sharing (...)

Administrative barriers to business creation were much flatter in France in recent years. For this policy to full fruition in innovation, quality of funding is crucial. (...)

"Investment for the Future" and industrial policy in Europe: the targeting and selection of innovative projects whichLaunched in 2010, the future investment program marks the (...)

Every decision involves some uncertainty and involves risk taking, both individual and collective level. Prevention and risk management in recent years and are the major themes (...)

Since the 1970s, labor and employment have undergone profound changes in France: the surge in service employment, female employment of executives and middle management, (...)

In many parts of the world, the management of loss of autonomy is at the heart of the reforms. Commissioned by the Prime Minister, the report from which the present position (...)

In a tense situation between the prospect of climate change and rising geopolitical pressures on oil resources, the electric vehicle can appear as a promising solution. (...)

In August 2010, the UK Department for Food Safety announced that meat from cloned offspring of a cow in the United States had built the food chain in the UK. This revelation (...)

Policy Brief 223 - The European Digital Agenda (May 2011) (...)

Policy Brief 221 - The evolution of house prices in France over 25 years (April 2011) (...)

Policy Brief 219 - "Cross-curricular competencies" and "transferable skills": skills that facilitate professional mobility (April 2011) (...)

How to encourage as many to participate in sport or physical activity? (April 2011) (...)

Unconventional gas: a North American energy revolution not without consequences for Europe (March 2011) (...)

Kyoto in Durban: the invention of a new cooperation climate (February 2011) (...)

Missions and challenges of unemployment insurance: a perspective International (January 2011) (...)

Financial reform Basel III: progress and future challenges (...)

Price volatility of raw materials - Part 2. agricultural products: limit volatility or mitigate its effects? (...)