Analysis by Jacques de Larosière, former chairman of the IMF
It seems that emerging countries spared by the 2007-2008 financial crisis, called the "suprime" crisis. Is this a simple cyclical coincidence, or a long-term structural difference between industrialised countries and countries such as China, India and Saudi Arabia ? Will emerging countries be able to pull global growth ?
jeudi 3 avril 2008
presented by Jane Conroy
As Jane Conroy was invited for the European Academies meeting in October 2007, she presented the Royal Irish Academy. She is at at the head of Humanities and Social Sciences Committee.
Former Chairman of the IMF
Listen to Jacques de Larosière’s analysis on the eruption, on the 9th of August 2007, of a financial crisis, called the "subprime crisis". He is former Chairman of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
With Marie-Anne Dupuy-Vachey, art historian and specialist of the seventeenth century
Since the birth of Jesus surrounded by a host of angels, shepherds and their animals, the entire Christian world sings his glory, and the greatest painters illustrated this unique event : Caravaggio, Gentilischi, Rubens, Le Nain,...
vendredi 18 janvier 2008
- Emission proposée par :
Krista Leuck
with Idan Segev, head of Interdisciplinary Center for Neural Computation in Jerusalem
The third symposium on brain research was organized last November by the French-Israeli neurosciences Association - better known as the AFIRNe -... Some of the best neuroscientists from both countries had accepted to join in and debate about "Brain Research and Understanding the Unconscious, the Conscious, and the Creative Brain". Idan Segev, a top neuroscientist from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, offered the audience a brilliant speech on the future of brain research.
A chronicle by Marie-Laure Massei
In October 2007, French cinemagoers had the pleasure of discovering Jane, a film directed by Julian Jarrold, which had been released in Great Britain in March 2007 under a thought-provoking title : Becoming Jane. This entertaining movie portrays the early love life of a major British novelist, Jane Austen, who was born in December 1775 in Steventon (Hampshire) and who died in July 1817 in Winchester. Based on Jon Spence’s biography, published in 2003 and entitled Becoming Jane Austen, Jane is a speculative biopic of Austen’s presumed romance with the young Irish lawyer Thomas Lefroy, which took place around Christmas 1795.
lundi 26 novembre 2007
Se prémunir au regard du passé
Comment prévenir efficacement les événements climatiques, tels que les inondations et les ouragans... ? Eléments de réponse dans cette première partie du colloque de l’Académie des sciences consacré aux écosystèmes et évènements climatiques extrêmes. Communications en anglais et en français.
dimanche 23 septembre 2007
Les leçons d’un passé lointain
Quels sont les changements climatiques abrupts dans le monde marin, ayant un impact sur notre environnement ? Quelles sont les interactions entre la faune et la flore face à la variabilité climatique ?
Eléments de réponse dans cette deuxième partie du colloque de l’Académie des sciences consacré aux écosystèmes et événements climatiques extrêmes. Communications en anglais/français.
Quelles sont les connaissances manquantes aux écologues, climatologues, physicien... pour prévenir les événements extrêmes ? De quelles informations disposent-ils à ce jour ? Réponses dans cette quatrième partie du colloque de l’Académie des sciences consacré aux écosystèmes et évènements climatiques extrêmes. Communications en anglais/français.
Comment se « préparer » face aux catastrophes climatiques ?Comment limiter leurs dégâts sur notre environnement ? Réponses dans cette cinquième partie du colloque de l’Académie des sciences consacré aux écosystèmes et évènements climatiques extrêmes. Communications en anglais/français.
invited by Christophe Mirambeau
Do we really need to introduce M. Kurt Gänzl ? Pope of the history of Musicals and operetta around the world, M. Gänzl was in Paris - first time since 15 years... and he agreed to give us time for this broadcast.
at the Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris
The well-known Musée Marmottan in Paris contains the world’s largest and most important collection of paintings by Claude Monet, particularly the famous « Impression Soleil Levant » and of course the
Series of the « Nymphéas ».
vendredi 13 avril 2007
- Emission proposée par :
Krista Leuck
By Jacques de Larosière
Jacques de Larosière, former general manager of the IMF then governor of "La Banque de France" delivers us his reflections on the history of globalisation.
dimanche 1er avril 2007
Jacques de Larosière is a member of the Institut de France
It is usually accepted that social development -i.e. human capital development and education- is completely linked to economic development. The latest economic research insists on the absolute importance of education, research, innovation, as engins of growth.
Listen to Jacques de Larosiere’s commentary. He is member of the Institut de France, honorary gouvernor at the Banque de France and special advisor to the president of BNP Paribas.
mercredi 28 mars 2007
