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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).
  • Expertise

Trends and inequality in lifetime earnings in France

A column by Cecilia García Peñalosa (CNRS/EHESS/AMSE) and co-authors published on VoxEU/CEPR.
November 29th 2023
  • Press
  • Op-Ed

"Economics has lost sight of the land question"

Only in French | Op-ed article by Alain Trannoy and Etienne Wasmer published by Le Monde.
November 27th 2023
  • Dialogues économiques

Microcredit in India, a response to the climate challenge?

In India, microcredit helps to cushion climatic shocks, finds economist Timothée Demont in his research on community-based economic Self-Help Groups in the eastern state of Jharkhand. His analysis focuses on the effects of these groups on the economic resilience of villages when droughts affect harvests.
Reference: Demont T., 2022, « Coping with shocks: How Self-Help Groups impact food security and seasonal migration », World Development, 155, 105892.
November 15th 2023
  • Dialogues économiques

Remittances: a boost to growth?

The amount of money sent by emigrants to their countries of origin often exceeds that of international development aid programs. But what impact do these huge remittances have on the economies of countries? The observations are often contradictory. To understand them, economists Nicolas Destrée, Karine Gente, and Carine Nourry propose a model that links remittances, growth and education.
Reference: Destrée N., Gente K., Nourry C., 2021. “Migration, Remitance and Accumulation of Human Capital with Endogenous Debt Constraints.”, Mathematical Social Sciences, 112, 38 60.
October 25th 2023
  • Press
  • Op-Ed

Poverty in all its forms

Only in French - Op-ed article by Alain Trannoy (EHESS/AMSE) published by Les Echos
October 24th 2023
  • Lectures

Journées de l'Economie : Surmonter nos fragilités

Only in French - AMSE researchers take part in the 2023 Journée de l'Économie in Lyon!
October 18th 2023
  • Dialogues économiques

Back to the past: when economics meets archaeology

What can an Uzbek oasis in the ninth century teach us about the modern economy? Isolated in time and space, the oasis of Bukhara is an ideal "laboratory" for understanding the fundamental economic mechanisms behind urban organization. Economist Federico Trionfetti and archaeologist Rocco Rante bring together their disciplines, the past and the present, in their study of this unique place.
Reference: R. Rante, F. Trionfetti, 2021. "Economic Aspects of Settlement in the Oasis of Bukhara, Uzbekistan : An Archaeo-Economic Approach ". Cambridge Archaeological Journal, 31(4), 581 596.
October 11th 2023
  • Lectures

2023 Science Festival

Aix-Marseille School of Economics, at the Science Festival in Marseille on 14 October 2023.
October 09th 2023
  • 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