Studies

Que ressentent les jeunes éco-anxieux ? Comment perçoivent-ils l’aspect personnel, intime, collectif et politique de l’imminence du réchauffement et de ses conséquences ? Dans une étude inédite, publiée ce mardi 25 octobre, conduite par la Fondation Jean-Jaurès et le Forum français de la jeunesse, le portrait d’une génération qui fait

La dixième vague de l’enquête « Fractures françaises », menée par la Fondation Jean-Jaurès (1), est rendue publique aujourd’hui. Ses nombreux enseignements éclairent l’état de l’opinion sur différents thèmes, comme le niveau de préoccupation vis-à-vis du changement climatique, la confiance envers les institutions ou le rapport aux différents partis politiques,

Is the Covid-19 crisis the marker of an imminent collapse of our civilization? The crisis linked to the pandemic has brought a wind of collapse that would have convinced new followers. What if the story of the future collapse of our civilisations was the new avatar of French pessimism?

Le confinement de mars-mai 2020 a été singulier car il a constitué d’une part un choc total ayant transformé notre mode de vie et d’autre part un épisode vécu comme isolé et temporaire. Le deuxième confinement intervient dans un contexte très différent puisqu’il entérine la durabilité de la crise sanitaire

Will the Covid-19 crisis be a brutal episode followed by a quick return to the " normale "? Or will it lead to a shaking and a deep mutation of the world economy, as well as of the political systems and sociaux ? While it seems to be dissipating in European countries, the epidemic has never been so

The ordeal of Covid-19, marked by the confinement of half the world's population and the halt of the economy, was not only unprecedented in history. It was brutal and had a strong impact on all our lifestyles, including our most basic freedoms. What will be left of this period

The fourteenth edition of the annual report on the Global Peace Index, the leading measure of global peace, reveals that in 2020, the average level of world peace has deteriorated for the ninth time in 12 years. A total of 81 countries have improved their situation

Well, that's good news. The French seem to have understood that the taking and the attacks we are making on our environment are no longer sustainable. We must change our model, starting by changing our habits. A study conducted by Greenflex shows that the movement seems to have started.

Will tomorrow's work be more or less interesting, more or less difficult to accomplish - physically, mentally and cognitively - more or less intense, ...? Technological advances allow and induce changes in the modes of production and distribution of goods and services and in the way they are produced and distributed.

Spectacular incidents, such as the outage resulting from the attack on Dyn on 21 October 2016, sometimes lead some to believe that it is possible to break the Internet, i.e. to interrupt its operation for a more or less long period of time. This breakdown could be the result of a deliberate attack, or it could be an accidental failure. Some articles

A technological halo surrounds us. There is not a sector of activity, not a company, not a corporate function, that is not being transformed today by profound technological changes. Whereas these changes used to mainly concern the supply side and the production system of companies, they now have a very significant impact on the way companies operate.

Artificial intelligence, 3D printing of organs, WiFi by light... a series of innovations coming directly from research laboratories break the codes established in sectors as varied as aeronautics, agriculture, mobility, energy or health. This is what we call deep tech. It is about to revolutionise all economic sectors.

The National Noise Council has included in its work programme the subject of the "economic approach to noise" and in particular the evaluation of the costs induced by noise. Within this framework, a study was entrusted to the firm EY (formerly Ernst &Young), financed by ADEME. It was

An international study on future lifestyles and mobility aspirations shows that 78% of respondents in six countries with "Western" lifestyles aspire to slow down their pace of life and 51% to work less. Overall, all of them want a break in their

While the use of digital technologies continues to grow, cybersecurity concerns are holding back the adoption of mobile payments. With large-scale data theft on the rise, sparing neither government institutions nor well-known brands, SAS surveyed adult consumers in 15 countries in the United States and Canada.

Today a majority of French employees work long hours in front of a computer every day. What is the impact of these digital working methods on the environment? Back in computer graphics on the study carried out by GreenIT.fr for Club Green IT and Cigref. 514 kg of greenhouse gases