The second edition of the International Symposium on Energy and Finance Issues (ISEFI-2014, March 28, 2014, Paris, France), jointly organized by IPAG Business School, EconomiX (University of Paris West Nanterre La Défense and CNRS) and CGEMP (University of Paris Dauphine), aims to provide...

The second edition of the International Symposium on Energy and Finance Issues (ISEFI-2014, March 28, 2014, Paris, France), jointly organized by IPAG Business School, EconomiX (University of Paris West Nanterre La Défense and CNRS) and CGEMP (University of Paris Dauphine), aims to provide...

At first sight, economic relations have nothing to do with morals. However, while economics claims to be a science, in other science disciplines, the question of morality would never arise (we do not ask if the physics of particles is moral or not, or if the composition of a particular molecule...

Having called back in a first part (Ipag Letter n°7) the general context in which took place the revolt of May, 1968, we approach here its consequences. The uprising in May 1968 was, above all, a cultural event, underpinned by the writings of a few leading thinkers. The revolution got blown off...

L'objectif de cet article est d'identifier les facteurs ayant conduit l'Algérie à un paradoxe économique : ce pays riche et ayant fortement investi n'a pas vraiment réussi à sortir du sous-développement. A partir d'une synthèse des nombreuses études sur la situation économique et...

In our first article (Ipag Letter n°12), we argued that economic relations have nothing to do with morals. However, the paradox is that the economy cannot function without a certain form of morality, and the present article adds to our previous reflections (Ipag Letter n°13). The economy is...

Depuis l'indépendance, l'Algérie a passé près de la moitié des cinquante dernières années à construire un modèle de développement socialiste et l'autre moitié a essayé d'en sortir, entravée par un système de conservation du pouvoir, dans l'incapacité de diversifier son système...

The uprising in May 1968 was, above all, a cultural event, underpinned by the writings of a few leading thinkers. The movement that began in the universities quickly spread to the whole of society and the "right to speak out" led to a whole set of new issues and demands being brought to the...

This paper deals with transitiontransmission mechanisms through which world financial market conditions indicators affect real economic growth in the Euro area. The informational content of financial variables for predicting real economic growth is assessed, allowing for asymmetric responses to...

This article contributes to the financial literature by investigating the formation of the international stock risk premium in emerging market zones. Our results from the estimation of a dynamic augmented capital asset pricing model show that the currency risk premium is the most important...