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Recounting France’s trade unions

IPP Policy Brief n°78 - January 2022
Recounting France’s trade unions

Authors: Cyprien Batut, Ulysse Lojkine, Paolo Santini

Mapping loss of autonomy among the elderly

IPP Policy Brief n°77 - January 2022
Mapping loss of autonomy among the elderly

Authors: Amélie Carrère

Discrimination in hiring people of supposedly North African origin: What lessons from a large-scale correspondence test?

IPP Policy Brief n°76 - November 2021
Discrimination in hiring people of supposedly North African origin: What lessons from a large-scale correspondence test?

Authors: Dares-MAR, Chercheurs IPP, ISM Corum

Women and men are equally likely to be caregivers for dependent partners, but the nature of their help differs

IPP Policy Brief n°75 - October 2021
Women and men are equally likely to be caregivers for dependent partners, but the nature of their help differs

Authors: Léa Toulemon

Fighting inequalities from early childhood: A large-scale evaluation of the Parler Bambin program

IPP Policy Brief n°72 - June 2021
Fighting inequalities from early childhood: A large-scale evaluation of the Parler Bambin program

Authors: Clément de Chaisemartin, Quentin Daviot, Marc Gurgand, Sophie Kern

Merging regions: What effects will the French perceive?

IPP Policy Briefs n°71 - June 2021
Merging regions: What effects will the French perceive?

Authors: Lionel Wilner

Will French companies be able to repay their state-backed loans (PGEs)?

IPP Policy Briefs n°70 - June 2021
Will French companies be able to repay their state-backed loans (PGEs)?

Authors: Laurent Bach, Nicolas Ghio, Arthur Guillouzouic, Clément Malgouyres

Allocation of online appointments: A system to deter black-market profiteers

IPP Policy Briefs n°69 - June 2021
Allocation of online appointments: A system to deter black-market profiteers

Authors: Jeanne Hagenbach, Dorothea Kübler

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