Economics for everybody: Colonization and development by Denis Cogneau
Economics for everybody
PSE has developed the “Economics for everybody” initiative to open economics to as many people as possible by sharing and making accessible to all its researchers’ work, in connection with current events.
Economics for everybody includes:
- Thematic files with contributions in different formats: articles, interviews, infographics, comics, podcasts…
- Videos on the Nobel Prize in Economics
- Events for the general public
- Actions supported by PSE
Videos on the Nobel Prize in Economics
Actions supported by PSE
PSE is a scientific partner of Printemps de l’économie. This annual event aims to “open the school to the economy and all its actors, and work for citizenship through a better understanding of the world.”
The Printemps de l’économie has a Scientific Council bringing together economists from research centers, higher education institutions, institutions, representatives of companies and the media. To truly approach the questioning of youth, it has surrounded since November 2014, a Student Council composed of about twenty students from higher education institutions.
Replay of sessions organized by PSE:
- What migration policy for the EU in the coming years: moving beyond preconceived ideas!
- Women and Science: overcoming gender stereotypes.
- Towards a new frugality in food consumption?
- Well-being economics: what lessons for the post-COVID period?
- Wars and economic development: how can states be reborn after conflict?
PSE is the scientific partner of Journées de l’économie (JECO). This annual event organized in Lyon aims to “bring the general public closer to the economy, by enlightening it on the economic issues and the major changes currently taking place.”
The JECO also have a Scientific Council which brings together economists, notably from PSE.
News
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Economics for everybody: Food and economic development by Akiko Suwa-Eisenmann
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Economics for everybody: Improved seeds and deforestation by Sylvie Lambert
Public conferences
These actions are co-funded by a French government subsidy managed by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche under the framework of the Investissements d’avenir programme reference ANR-17-EURE-0001.