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Jeffrey Althouse
Jeffrey Althouse is a researcher and lecturer at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (USPN), as well as a co-coordinator for the World Bank C3A Program's Nature Transition Hub. His research attempts to highlight the key macroeconomic and financial obstacles to creating more harmonious human-nature relations and illuminate pathways forward. He previously worked as an environmental economist for the Banque de France, where he conducted research on the macro-financial risks associated with nature loss and the sustainability transition. He holds a PhD in economics from Université Sorbonne Paris Nord.
Morgane Gonon
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Morgane Gonon
Morgane Gonon is a PhD candidate in ecological economics at the CIRED (Centre international de recherche sur l'environnement et le développement). Her research focuses on North-South financial flows for biodiversity and ecosystem restoration. Her interdisciplinary background spans economics, political science, public policy, and law. She is an associate researcher at the French Development Bank and a World Bank C3A Program's Nature Transition Hub member.
Bank profitability: a Mirror of the Past, Creating a Vision for the Future
On 16 October 2024, Claudia Buch delivered a lecture titled Bank Profitability: A Mirror of the Past, Creating a Vision for the Future at Bocconi University. The event was co-organized by the Baffi Center on Economics, Finance, and Regulation and the...
Why we Should Soften the Unanimity Rule in the European Council: an Interview with Herman van Rompuy
The first elected president of the European Council, Herman van Rompuy, discusses how to fix the decision-making process at the EU level
How the EU has Lost its Touch to Strategic Thinking in Geopolitics
“The Commission would like to be taking the lead on defense policy, but defense remains the domain of Member States”. Thomas Gomart is one of the most influential experts on foreign relations and geopolitics at the EU level: he has been director of t...
The idea that Green Tech Could Form the Foundation of a Major Economy is Unrealistic
American, Chinese, and European policymakers seem convinced that supporting high-tech green industries is the key not only to a sustainable future, but also to a prosperous one. But the idea that green tech could form the foundation of a major econom...
Un piano per uscire dalla permacrisi
“Permacrisi” sembra la parola più adatta per descrivere il mondo instabile e turbolento in cui viviamo. Eppure, nonostante il prefisso “perma” sembri suggerire il contrario, non si tratta di una situazione permanente. La strada per uscirne è lu...
The European Consequences of the America First Approach
Europe will be called upon to make a difficult decision between pursuing the protectionist policies of the United States or taking advantage of the diplomatic and economic opportunities that American isolationism could offer.
How Demographic Trends in the US Electorate Could Shape the Presidential Race
The age demographics in key swing states reveal a significant number of young potential voters who are more likely to support Kamala Harris. However, young voters are historically the least likely to turn out at the polls.
How the Politics of Illusions Threatens Democracy - A Keynote Speech by Mario Monti
The Honorary President of the IEP@BU Mario Monti opened the international conference "Democracy Today," organized by the Konstantinos Karamanlis Foundation in Athens, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of Greece's transition to democracy