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Here’s to your health!

Released November 12, 2024 - issue 27.

Taking care of ourselves, of our health. For many of us, this has become essential, but obstacles remain: inequalities in access to care, lack of information and our sedentary lifestyle.

In the context of climate change and globalization, our health is facing increasing risks, as demonstrated by the worldwide Covid-19 pandemic.

TSE researchers work hard every day to find solutions to these vital issues for our future and the Common Good. Today, they're happy to share their knowledge with you in this new issue of TSE Mag.

- Why are we eating more and more processed foods, and what can governments do to preserve our health?
- How can we make healthcare accessible?
- Why is mental health as important as physical health?
- How can the economic concept of game theory save lives in the face of cancer?

You'll find the answers to these questions in this TSE Mag, along with pop-culture references to help you approach these topics from a different angle. The full bibliography is available via this link. Don't forget to plug in your headphones and listen to our “Heartbeats” playlist.

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Climate revolution! Our future is renewable

Released April 22, 2024 - issue 26.

Climate change is causing more than one young person in two to feel anxious.

These were the findings of a study carried out in 2021 among 10,000 young people aged 16 to 25 in 10 countries and published in The Lancet. In recent years, young people have often been the first to take to the streets in peaceful 'climate marches'. Anxious, but committed, and above all, the first in line to be affected. Today's young generations are the ones who will drive tomorrow's change. To support them in this transition, TSE is publishing a series of articles dedicated to the fight against climate change in the new issue of TSE Mag. In this magazine, 17 academics, graduates and students share their knowledge and the results of their work on these subjects.

How can we transform our energy use to protect the planet?
How can we foster growth in empathy towards our planet and future generations?
What kind of mobility will we have in the future?
Why aren't we doing more to protect the environment?
What are the links between climate change and our colonized past?

Answers to all these questions can be found in this new edition, which also includes pop culture references to help you tackle the complex subject of climate change in a new light, and a carbon footprint bingo to encourage you to choose more virtuous behaviors.

Read the new TSE Mag here!

Dive further into TSE's research and discover the full bibliography.

In 2023, TSE Mag set off on a new adventure.

With this new format, we hope to spark interest for economics and science among younger generations and the general public. Twice a year, readers will get a glimpse of the research and activities underway at TSE.

Our goal is to share new insights that will encourage you, our readers, to get involved in the challenges of tomorrow.

Each issue will focus on a theme that is important to you!
A topic close to your heart? Send us a message with your ideas.

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Released October 24, 2023 - issue 25.

Learning paths: the world of work

We highlight the research carried out by the TSE community on a subject that is central to society: work.

From job seeking and career development, to inequality, pensions and the impact of artificial intelligence on the world of work, there's no shortage of topics to explore!

Read and download the PDF here.

Discover the full bibliography.

Ten years, 24 issues, thousands of words and hundreds of images.
All our magazines are available to read below in our archives.

A special dossier on transport economics

Recap of the Common Good Summit 2022. Exclusive interviews with SCNF CEO Jean-Pierre Farandou on why trains will be central to the transition. Marc Ivaldi on transport optimization and the future of transportation. Stéphane Straub on closing the infrastructure gap. Isis Durrmeyer on the French feebate. E-commerce: can we deliver sustainably? Roland Bénabou on our motivated biases. Cesar Hidalgo on the power of AI.