Inequalities in education: France, a bad pupil, is gambling with its economic and social future
22 October 2024
Article by Nadir Altinok and Claude Diebolt published on The Conversation on 22 October 2024. This article was… Read more
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Promoting management practices that enhance the carbon sink role of Europe’s forests
18 October 2024
The report ‘Carbon farming in the european forestry sector ’, led by the European Forest Institute (EFI) in collaboration with INRAE and AgroParisTech in… Read more
Dark tourism: 40 years of the Grégory affair
16 October 2024
Forty years after the murder of little Grégory on 16 October 1984, macabre tourism and media harassment continue in the Vosges towns associated with this event. Read more
Taking inspiration from luxury for sustainable fashion products
15 October 2024
Sihem Dekhili, professor at ESSCA School of Management, head of the Institut Mode Éthique et Consommation Écologique (MECE) and member of BETA, was… Read more
School performance in rich countries: the work of Nadir Altinok and Claude Diebolt cited in Sweden
10 October 2024
In an article entitled ‘Declining school performance in rich countries’, the Swedish magazine Världen Om cites the work carried out in the economics of education by two BETA researchers,… Read more
Focus on insider trading
07 October 2024
Interviewed by Libération’s fact-checking service on 7 October 2024, Yamina Tadjeddine, professor of economics and researcher at BETA, sheds light on the notion of insider… Read more
The INTERREG ‘Upper Rhine Sustainable Food’ project, which will run for 3 years from 1 September 2024, aims to strengthen SMEs in the food sector in the Upper Rhine… Read more
Who takes care of the children when their mothers are working?
26 September 2024
Dialogues économiques, digital media popularising economics, edited by Aix-Marseille School of Economics (AMSE), focuses on the work of Mathieu Lefebvre, Laurène Thil and… Read more
