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The 6th China-France Cultural Forum, held in Deauville, showcased the importance of cultural curiosity and respect, marking 60 years of diplomatic relations. It featured significant discussions on bridging divides through …
6th China-France Cultural Forum: Celebrating Curiosity and Respect Read More
The November 21 Applied Microeconomics Seminar features Laura Khoury, who will present her research on “Peer Effects in Prison”. With a strong background in labor and public economics, Khoury, alongside …
Exploring Peer Effects in Prison: Insights from Laura Khoury at the Seminar on Nov 21, 2024 Read More
China must act quickly to stimulate its economy amid looming trade wars. Experts advocate for immediate intervention to protect growth and bolster confidence, drawing lessons from historical leadership. Delaying action …
China Must Act Now to Stimulate Its Economy Amid Trade Tensions Read More
The Friday Seminar on November 22, 2024, features presentations by Pauline Madiès on gender dynamics in teams and Yuchen Huang on digital governance and disinformation, promoting vital discussions in economics …
Exploring Gender and Digital Governance at the Friday Seminar Read More
On November 21, 2024, Laura Khoury will present her research on “Peer Effects in Prison” at the Applied Microeconomics Seminar at Paris Dauphine-PSL. The seminar, scheduled from 12:45 to 14:00, …
Exploring Social Dynamics: Peer Effects in Prison at Paris Seminar Read More
The Paris Econometrics Seminar on November 18, 2024, features Cristina Gualdani from Queen Mary University, who will present her research on models of uncertainty related to learning and human capital. …
Exploring Uncertainty and Human Capital: Paris Econometrics Seminar Highlights Read More
Egypt’s upcoming UPR is marred by severe human rights violations condemned by NGOs, highlighting arbitrary detentions, torture, and suppression of free expression. In response, FIDH urges the government to release …
Egypt’s Troubling Human Rights Landscape Ahead of its Universal Periodic Review Read More
The CEDAW has urged Laos to take immediate measures to protect women human rights defenders from reprisals, increase women’s representation in decision-making, combat rising human trafficking, and challenge ingrained gender …
CEDAW Urges Laos to Protect Women Human Rights Defenders and Advance Gender Equality Read More
The CEDAW’s recent review of Laos reveals pressing issues concerning women’s rights, including restrictions on activists and their representation in decision-making. The committee urged the government to combat trafficking, improve …
Laos: CEDAW Calls for Urgent Action on Women’s Rights and Safety Read More