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Discover the new TSE students' magazine: TSEconomist!
TSEconomist, the new magazine created and managed by TSE students, aims to foster repeated and rewarding interactions within the TSE community.

Via the magazine, TSE students, professors, alumni, visiting researchers and other guest authors voice their opinions on current economic issues and bring readers their expertise on research activities in economics.

Congratulations to the students for this impressive debut and long live TSEconomist!

Read the first issue: May 2012

 
Out now! Paul Seabright's new book
The War of the Sexes: How Conflict and Cooperation have Shaped Men and Women from Prehistory to the Present?

Discover the new book by Paul Seabright, TSE researcher specialized in behaviour & evolutionary microeconomics. 

Publisher: Princeton University Press
 
Results of experiment on French elections 2012
In April, a team of international researchers, including Karine Van der Straeten, CNRS researcher at TSE-GREMAQ, carried out a study in order test and compare 4 different voting systems, in the run up to the French Presidential elections.

Consult the results here (in French)

 
Focus on TSE researchers: Michel SIMIONI
18-simioni-m.jpgDiscover this week the work of Michel SIMIONI, INRA research director within the TSE-GREMAQ research centre, and member of the IDEI. 
 
Annual Financial Econometrics conference: 11-12 May 2012
conf-11-12mai.pngTSE is holding its annual financial econometrics conference on 11-12 May in Toulouse. The TSE specialists on the subject will be joined by internationally-renowned peers to present and discuss recent work and developments.

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Karine Van der Straeten nominated for the " Trophées des Femmes 2012"
vanderstraeten_k.jpgFor the second year running, Objectif News is organising the "Trophées des Femmes 2012", to pay tribute to four exceptional women under four categories: female manager, female politician, businesswoman, and female researcher. TSE researcher Karine Van der Straeten (CNRS and GREMAQ) has been nominated in the last category. 

Results will be announced on 24th May. 
 
Debate

Why Gender DOES Matter
Paul Seabright, Huffpost
 
May 7th, 2012
Why write another book about sex and gender - is there anything left to say? Judging from what I hear all around me, there's an endless amount to say. "It's a guy thing." "She just couldn't use the map." "What is it about men and commitment?"...

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Gold with the wind
Claude Crampes and Stefan Ambec
March 28th, 2012

The megawatts invested in capacity to produce electricity from renewable energy and the megawatts/hours produced from this capacity are growing faster than expected within the European Union. That is definitely good news for climate change mitigation. However, what about the cost of such policy?

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Latest Newsletter - January 2012
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