Interview avec Uri Dadush, Senior Fellow , au sujet des inégalités au Maroc.

فـي عالـم مهـدد بالآثـار المدمـرة لتغيـر المنـاخ، أصبحـت الكـوارث الطبيعيـة علـى نحـو متزايـد فـي صميـم انشــغالات المجتمــع الدولــي. إن إدارة هــذه الكــوارث هــي إحــدى المهــام الأساســية للــدول بالنظــر إلــى صلاحياتهـا السـيادية ومسـؤوليتها عـن حمايـة شـعوبها. بيـد أن اتسـاع الظواهـر وحـدة الضرر الـذي تولده، إلـى جانـب ضعـف قـدرات بعـض الـدول، يتطلـب مسـؤولية دوليـة فـي إطـار التضامـن بيـن دول العالـم.وفـي هـذا المجـال، يتعـارض مبـدآن علـى الأقـل مـن مبـادئ القانـ ...

In a world confronting the devastating effects of climate change, natural disasters are increasingly at the forefront of international community concerns. The management of such disasters is an essential task of governments, given their sovereign powers and responsibility to protect populations. Yet the scale of disasters and the severity of damage they cause, along with the limited capacities of many states, entail international responsibility as part of global solidarity. This bri ...

Dans un monde menacé par les effets ravageurs du changement climatique, les catastrophes naturelles se placent de plus en plus au cœur des préoccupations de la communauté internationale. La gestion de ces catastrophes est l’une des missions essentielles des États du fait de leurs attributions régaliennes et leur responsabilité de protéger leurs populations. Cependant, l’ampleur des phénomènes et la gravité des dégâts qu’ils génèrent, combinées aux faibles capacités de certains États ...

If we want to understand the implications for growth—particularly the costs—of moving towards a fractured trading system, we can use as a benchmark what happened during the period of what is usually called hyper-globalization or globalization 2.0. Here, I'll try to highlight the relevant aspects, to use them as a benchmark to shine a light on the costs of increasing fragmentation of the trading system. So, what was hyper-globalization or, as Professor Richard Baldwin from the Genev ...

This Policy Brief examines economic research in Africa using data from the RePEc (Research Papers in Economics) platform. It examines the productivity of researchers affiliated with African institutions, some of whom are extremely prolific, while the average for the continent as a whole remains below international standards. As a result, Africa's contribution to global economic research as a whole remains modest, despite the continent's considerable economic stakes. The paper then ...