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TSE Statement on Scientific Integrity
image-charte-tse.png The Jean-Jacques Laffont Foundation / TSE has recently implemented a statement of scientific integrity in order to ensure full transparency on the independence of its research.

Read the statement here
 
Focus on TSE researchers: Ingela ALGER
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Discover this week the work of Ingela ALGER, CNRS Research Director within the Laboratoire d'Economie des Ressources NAturelles (LERNA). 

Read the interview

 
Visit of the French Higher education and Research Minister
Laurent Wauquiez TSE was honoured by a visit from the French Higher education and Research Minister, Laurent Wauquiez, on Thursday 19 January. Mr Wauquiez met with TSE researchers and students, and was given a presentation of the school's innovative new educational programme.

Photos of the visit
 
Tuesday 24 January 2012: crisis, debt & ethics
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15:30 to 20:30
• Lecture on sovereign debt;
• Screening of the documentary film "Inside Job" (Oscar for Best Documentary);
• Round table on current economic crisis and research ethics. 

Full details

 
New book by Yves Le Yaouanq (TSE-LERNA)
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A new book in French called "Les Grandes Entreprises et la Base de la Pyramide", co-authored by Stéphane Calpéna, Laurent Guérin and Yves le Yaouanq (TSE-LERNA) was published mid-January 2012. 
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Current seminar series: job market 2012
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The "TSE Job Market 2012" campaign is underway, and a series of seminars are taking place from mid-January to mid-February, in order to allow the pre-selected candidates to present their work to the TSE community. 

Consult the seminar schedule here

 
Debate

Eurobills, not Eurobonds.
Christian Hellwig (TSE) and Thomas Philippon (New York University), VOX-EU - 2 December 2011

Fiscal union is now officially on the European agenda, but the issue of Eurobonds remains controversial. This column argues that the Eurozone needs Eurobills, ie debt of maturities less than a year. Issuing Eurobills – up to 10% of Eurozone GDP – would help with crisis management as well as financial regulation, and monetary policy, while minimising the risks of moral hazard.

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Newsletter October 2011
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