Tag: Ideas and debates
The four management lessons from the Notre-Dame construction site, by Julia de Funès – L’Express
The reconstruction of Notre-Dame, beyond the human and technical feat that it materializes, offers us a real lesson in management, a thousand miles from the easy seductions of ambient demagoguery.…
“His Majesty of the Flies” on WhatsApp – L’Express
Each year, the association e-Childhood reveals the results of a barometer that it has been establishing for four years regarding school bullying. The latest vintage reveals a stunning fact: among…
"Going back on pension reform would be irresponsible" : the call from academic economists
How can we impoverish the population while exacerbating intra- and intergenerational inequalities? This is the feat that the French retirement system is about to achieve. Behind its apparent intergenerational solidarity…
If I want to return to Syria, it is as a Frenchman, by Omar Youssef Souleimane – L’Express
The day after Bashar al-Assad fled, everywhere in Europe, the subject of immigration began to be discussed. Should we fear a flow of migrants invading Europe to escape the Islamists?…
the three scenarios on the table, by Jean-François Copé – L’Express
The sublime image of Notre-Dame resurrected thanks to the work of courageous and talented French people deeply moved me. But I admit to having felt uncomfortable observing the tense faces…
these economic feats that the left refuses to see, by Rainer Zitelmann – L’Express
This December 10 marks the first anniversary of Javier Milei taking office as president of Argentina. His supporters highlight a drop in inflation, which fell from 25% per month to…
“For a woman, power is not asked for, it is taken” – L’Express
“It remains a fairly masculine world, the hotel industry!” says Maud Bailly, a mischievous smile on her lips. The lively general director of Sofitel and MGallery has made it a…
Why the Swedes are much more capitalist and pro-rich than the French – L’Express
It’s a cliché that dies hard. Even today, many imagine Sweden as a socialist paradise, an egalitarian haven with happy taxation. Proof, coming from the north, that a third way…
the “butcher of Damascus” gone, what future for Syria? By Omar Youssef Souleimane – L’Express
It’s unexpected and yet it was predictable. No dictator stays in power indefinitely, but it is always difficult to imagine how he will leave it. This is the case of…
Do dogs belong in the office? The “pet at work”, a new corporate craze – L’Express
There was a time, not so long ago, when taking your dog to the office was a privilege reserved for Michel Drucker and his famous red sofa from Studio Gabriel.…