SciencesPo's Undergraduate Economics Magazine
We met Federico Firmian Manfredi for a discussion on his latest paper, Syria, Pan-Arabism, and political Islam. In Federico Firmian Manfredi’s latest paper, “The War in Syria: A Longue Durée Perspective”, the Sciences Po Political Science faculty member employs a […]
It is not only Andrew Yang who expects automation to massively disrupt the labor market, economists are wary, too. Automation is regarded as a ticking time bomb; robots running AI algorithms taking over most of the jobs. Economists studying automation […]
The World Bank and the IMF engaged in a game of incentives across the global stage in the late 20th century, with the idealistic mission of sparking long-term economic growth in the Global South and emerging markets. Between 1980 and […]
A look at some new perspectives on the phenomena that puts a roof on many dreams. A mere 22.5% of Fortune 500 board members in 2018 were women. Despite women accounting for more than 54% of the labour force in […]
