“Financing the ecological transition through public debt is possible” is a new article by Marion Davin, co-written with Fouez Modha, Lea Dispa, and Thomas Seegmuller, published in The Conversation. It’s the economic version of squaring the circle: how can we both invest heavily in the ecological transition and control debt in order to regain financial […]
The Trajectories project: “Long-Term and Gradual Public Action,” led by Katrin Erdlenbruch and involving other CEE-M scientists (Hélène Rey-Valette, Cécile Bazart et Nicole Lautredou-Audouy), began in 2022 and was renewed for another year until the end of 2024. The objective of the project is to study the applicability and acceptability of progressive public action for […]
On February 14, 2025, Carla Morvan,, a post-doctoral researcher at CEE-M, was the guest on the A l’UM la Science” program entitled “Les mairies face aux catastrophes naturelles”. On this program, Carla presented her study on municipal budgetary responses to natural disasters, the results of which have been published in the Revue Économique. […]
Sophie Thoyer, INRAE research director at CEE-M, was a guest on the program “Le grand reportage” broadcast on France Culture on February 28, 2025. The title of the program was “Can Hauts-de-France get off pesticides?” The use of phytosanitary products, such as herbicide, insecticide, fungicide, is one of the biggest issues in French agriculture, particularly […]
The article co-authored by Sébastien Desbureaux and Antoine Leblois on public-private partnerships between governments and conservation NGOs for the management of protected areas has attracted the attention of several media outlets (all in French): Radio France Internationale (Questions d’Environnement): ‘How can we ensure that protected areas in Africa play their role properly?’, 8 January 2025, […]
“In Tanzania, marine protected areas benefit to local economy“new article by Antoine Leblois, Julia Girard and Sébastien Desbureaux published by The Conversation. Multi-purpose marine protected areas (MPAs), which aim to reconcile local economic activity and biodiversity, have received little research attention. In Tanzania, research has shown that the standard of living of the inhabitants of […]
Sophie Thoyer,, INRAE research director at CEE-M, was a guest on France Culture on 30 October 2024. The theme of the programme was ‘The crisis in agriculture: is the future in the meadow ? Together with François Purseigle and Thomas Borrel, Sophie Thoyer explains how we have moved on from a family farm model to a […]
New article by Thierry Balyac from CEE-M, published in The Conversation. 2013 saw the launch of Ouigo, the low-cost alternative to the classic TGV. Intended to revive interest in trains, it also created new competition for the TGV, now known as inOui. What impact will this new competitor have on the rail market? Article by Florent Laroche (université […]
« Océan de savoir« is the national theme of this year “Festival of Science” event. CEE-M will offer various presentations in different venues : Village des sciences de Montpellier, at the Faculté d’Éducation de Montpellier, on october 5 and 6, 2024. Find out more >>> Festival des Sciences at Parc De Lunaret, on october 12, […]
En savoir plus >>> The ‘Nuit Méditerranéenne des Chercheuses“2024’ will take place on 27 September, from 4.30 pm to 10.30 pm at the Lycée Joffre in Montpellier.. Many CEE-M researchers will speak on the theme (‘Behavioural economics and the oceans: discussing the common good’ and their stand will offer two activities to visitors : […]