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Type d'image:LibreJeudi 02 Novembre 2017English ArticlesTowards a Less Ambitious Energy Transition for Germany
In the wake of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, the German authorities launched the country's energy transition, or Energiewende.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Vendredi 20 Octobre 2017English ArticlesGauging the Future of EU Research & Innovation
The Research, Innovation and Science Policy Experts (RISE) high level group provides European Commissioner Carlos Moedas with strategic support.
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Mardi 17 Octobre 2017English ArticlesFlexibility on the Rise Among France’s Self-Employed and Salaried Workers
France Stratégie looks at the changing composition of employment statuses over the past three decades and the spread of alternatives to the country’s traditional permanent …
Type d'image:LibreMercredi 11 Octobre 2017English ArticlesDealing with Legacy Debt in the Euro Area
To strengthen the euro area’s resilience to crises and guarantee its sustainability, member states will need to agree on a model for the long term.- Type d'image:LibreJeudi 21 Septembre 2017English Articles
Running out of Steam: Taking Stock of Germany’s Energiewende
The difficulties Germany has had with its energy transition could well push policy makers to scale down their ambitious goals in the wake of the September 24 elections. 
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Lundi 18 Septembre 2017English ArticlesBetter but Not Good Enough - The OECD surveys France
The free-market orthodoxy advocated across Europe after the 2008-09 financial crisis of reducing the size of government when people weren’t spending and companies weren’t …
Type d'image:Image contenu principale (Dimensions 635px * 300px)Lundi 04 Septembre 2017English ArticlesTowards a Low-Carbon Economy - Better Energy, Greater Prosperity
The historic Paris Agreement hinges on the average global temperature of our planet increasing no more – and preferably substantially less – than 2° above pre-industrial …
