Economy

Leveraging the labor market to finance the AHV scheme

By Le Regard Libre · 20 March 2024

The Swiss three-pillar principle has been a model of success for fifty years. In order to meet the challenges of the future, the symbiosis between the labor market and retirement provision needs to be strengthened.

Literature

Marcel Proust's figures of idleness

By Antoine Lévêque · March 18, 2024

In *In Search of Lost Time*, Proust writes at length about the idleness of the members of the French high nobility with whom he was associated. At the same time, he reminds us that it was his calling as a writer that prevented him from becoming a true man of the world.

Economy

AI and employment, all affected by the revolution

By Erwann Tison · March 11, 2024

Since the Industrial Revolution, less-skilled jobs have been replaced by machines, while other sectors have been created. With artificial intelligence, white-collar jobs are also under threat. Here's how to prevent unemployment from exploding.

Policy

«Women's liberation began with industrial capitalism».»

By Nicolas Jutzet · March 6, 2024

With her essay «Féminicène,» Véra Nikolski brings a breath of fresh air to a subject plagued by ideological divisions. The book examines the root cause behind the positive changes in the status of women: the Industrial Revolution.