The annual statistical report of the Secours Catholique – Caritas France on poverty in France was released on November 18th. This 2021 edition was co-written by Jean-Noël Senne (RITM, Université Paris Saclay), Camille Saint-Macary (IRD), Pascale Novelli (Secours Catholique) and Clément Mazet (Collège de France).Using large sample data collected all over the country in 2020, the report warns of the deterioration (…)
Jean-Noël Senne était l’invité de la saison 2 du podcast « A l’écoute des solidarités », enregistré dans le cadre du festival des solidarités 2021. Ce second épisode tente de déconstruire les idées reçues sur la pauvreté et de comprendre en quoi elles peuvent être un frein aux politiques publiques, autour de questions telles que : les pauvres sont-ils des fainéants ? Avoir un emploi (…)
Jean-Noël Senne recently published his paper « Deterioration of mental health and insufficient Covid-19 information among disadvantaged immigrants in the greater Paris area » in the Journal of Psychomatic research, 146 (2021), co-authored with the Makasi Research team. This paper is part of the Makasi Research project.Abstract: The aim of this study is to provide information on changes in mental health (…)
The annual statistical report of the Secours Catholique – Caritas France on poverty in France was released on November 12th. This 2020 edition was co-written by Jean-Noël Senne (RITM, Université Paris Saclay), Camille Saint-Macary (IRD) and Pascale Novelli (Secours Catholique), and commented on by Thomas Piketty. Using large sample data collected all (…)
Jean-Noël Senne was the guest of the podcast « Spla$h ». Twice a month, this online podcast attempts to shed light on topical economic issues. The December, 16th edition focused on the impact of migrants’ money transfers on development and inequality in their country of origin.
Listen to the podcast : Qu’apporte l’argent des migrants au développement ?
The annual statistical report of the Secours Catholique – Caritas France on poverty in France was released on November 7th. This 2019 edition was co-written by Jean-Noël Senne, with the research assistance of Claire Caumel (undergraduate intern from the Bachelor in Applied Economics). Using large sample data collected all over the country, (…)
Jean-Noël Senne was a visiting lecturer at University College London (UCL) from the 16th to the 24th October 2019. He gave two econometrics lectures and practical sessions on the use on non-linear econometric models in health economics. He was hosted during one week at the Institute for Global Health to work on a (…)
Jean-Noël Senne presented his research project at the economic seminar in Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour (UPPA) on the 24th of September 2019, joint with Marion Mercier, Lisa Chauvet, Flore Gubert and Sandrine Mesplé-Somps (IRD-DIAL, UMR LEDa, Université Paris Dauphine). Using unique individual data collected between 2009 and 2016 among council members elected in a representative sample of Malian localities, the project first studies the role (…)
Jean-Noël Senne was invited at the seminar “Premiers Pas” at the University of Bordeaux on March 28th, 2019. He presented feedbacks and a review of findings from the MIDDAS project. This project, funded through the ANR (2009-2012), aimed at collecting multi-sited and matched data among both Senegalese migrants and their origin families back home to investigate the impact of migration on development in the home country.
The 36th annual statistical report of the Secours Catholique – Caritas France on the state of poverty in France was released this Thursday, November 8th. This 2018 edition was co-written by Jean-Noël Senne, with the research assistance of Geri Leka (undergraduate intern from the Bachelor in Applied Economics). Using large (…)