Management cannot be reduced to numbers. It is a dynamic field that creates systems. To better understand this, the work of philosopher Michel Foucault offers valuable insight. An in-depth look at the implementation...

One term has become synonymous with major international sporting events: “fan zone.” It is increasingly used by a wide range of stakeholders—the media, organizers, local governments, bars, supporters...

In the late 19th century in the United States, Charlotte Perkins Gilman (1860–1935) advocated for the “new woman,” placing gender at the heart of economics. Faced with a form of capitalism designed by and for men,...

Peugeot, Mulliez, Wendel… all the major French capitalist families use holding companies. A historical and educational overview to understand this complex legal and financial structure. The challenge: to transform...

Measuring is not the same as evaluating. This is demonstrated by a study conducted in Isère on structures for integration through economic activity (SIAE), as part of Social and Solidarity Economy (SSE) Month. ...

The landmark ruling handed down by the Court of Cassation on January 21, 2025, in the France Télécom case marks a major turning point in labor law and criminal law. It should be noted that the company’s management (now known as Or...

In 1915, while in prison for opposing World War I, Rosa Luxemburg offered a critical analysis of military spending that resonates with the current situation in Europe. According to the military...

Rural areas face the challenge of maintaining productive activity in a world where resources are becoming scarce.

TotalEnergies is seeking to list its shares in the United States. This decision raises some questions: Why is a flagship company of the CAC 40 turning its attention to Wall Street? What benefits does it expect to gain? What does this move reveal about...

Ubisoft, the French video game giant, is going through a crisis. Strikes, lawsuits over harassment, and poor financial results are forcing the company to reinvent itself if it wants to remain a major player in the industry.

Gérald Darmanin, Minister of Justice, announced the creation of a high-security prison in the heart of the Amazon rainforest in French Guiana for the most dangerous drug traffickers and Islamists. This project represents a...

Michel Aglietta, who recently passed away, left his mark on the history of economic thought over the past fifty years. An analysis of a body of work that engaged in dialogue with other social sciences.

A study conducted among the Restos du Cœur examines the balance between professionalization and activism, effective management practices, and self-sacrifice. How can employees and volunteers work together? Core values...

At the end of the 19th century, immense fortunes were amassed in the United States: Rockefeller, Morgan… A period known as the “Gilded Age” that Donald Trump is determined to revive.

By favoring a streamlined approach to non-financial reporting, the European Union risks indirectly supporting the ISSB with its investor-centric vision.

Like other industries, the customer experience in the hospitality sector is increasingly relying on digital technologies. To succeed, it is important not to overlook the emotional aspect of tourism.

A currency only exists when citizens place their trust in it. Could this be the case for the digital euro that the European Central Bank is considering?

Why not have CO2 emissions stop keeping pace with GDP growth? However, conclusions on this matter vary widely depending on how this economic indicator is interpreted.

"Ambush marketing": a branding strategy that involves promoting a brand by capitalizing on an event without being an official partner—a trend that has been evident since the start of the Rugby World Cup.

A recent article "exposes" the pseudonym system used by a forum where economists, confident in the site's security, would sometimes make inappropriate comments.

The processor industry, in addition to state-of-the-art factories, involves extensive design efforts that are just as strategic as manufacturing.

A study found that awareness of the consequences of the rise of digital tools in organizations varies.

Investment needs, labor requirements, and the impact on growth and inflation: A multidisciplinary team has modeled the effects of the energy transition on the real economy.

Some employers are now taking into account the physically demanding nature of garbage collectors’ work and adapting their human resources management policies accordingly.

A study shows that recruiters follow algorithmic hiring recommendations, even when they are incorrect… which is not without risks for candidates.

Entrepreneurial capital is defined as a combination of economic and financial factors, as well as human, cultural, social, symbolic, physical, and psychological factors.

The effectiveness of an anti-smoking campaign depends on who promotes it; therefore, public authorities would be wise to also reach out to smokers’ loved ones.

Between 2016 and 2019, 60% of the new industrial jobs were created in metropolitan areas and their surrounding regions.

Top chefs remain generally reluctant, but new online practices nevertheless offer opportunities to attract new customers!

While about one in two intermunicipal communities in France can be described as resilient, the northern part of the country and areas with low population densities are becoming increasingly vulnerable.

There are several signs suggesting that price increases might be contained and that wages could rise in the coming months.

A recent book attempts to answer this question by drawing on numerous case studies. These studies show that a simple transposition is insufficient, as volunteers are motivated, in particular, by a desire for recognition.

International standards require multinational corporations to disclose their statutory and actual corporate tax rates. However, some disclosures are more transparent than others.