The free movement of Europe’s citizens in question
By Gérard Cornilleau The British election has reignited the debate on the free movement of EU citizens within the Community. The fact that in less […]
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Why not Sundays – but at what price?
By Gérard Cornilleau With respect to opening DIY stores on Sundays, one aspect of the issue has never been raised. It nevertheless concerns the majority […]
Should spending on unemployment benefits be cut?
By Gérard Cornilleau The Cour des comptes [Court of Auditors] has presented a report on the labour market which proposes that policy should be better […]
France-Germany: The big demographic gap
By Gérard Cornilleau The divergence in the demographic trajectories of Germany and France will have a major impact on social spending, labour markets, productive capacity […]
Is our health system in danger? Reforming the reimbursement of care (3/4)
By Gérard Cornilleau Health is one of the key concerns of the French. Yet it has not been a major topic of political debate, probably […]