# Julia Cagé
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Michael of Ephesus or Michael Ephesius (Greek: Μιχαήλ Ἐφέσιος; fl. early or mid-12th century AD) wrote important commentaries on Aristotle, including the first full commentary on the Sophistical Refutations, which established the regular study of that text.
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LE DON : Faut-il remercier Bill Gates ?
Est-ce que c’est si bien que ça de donner ?
Il est possible que l’on soit trop critique du don dans cet épisode, ou pas assez. Dans tous les cas l’objectif c’est surtout de voir le don autrement. II y a sans doute de très bonnes raisons de donner dans un monde aussi imparfait que le nôtre. Ma ...
S5 Ep45: How social media influences the news
We know that millions of people get their news from social media, but does Twitter influence what traditional news outlets report as well? Julia Cagé tells Tim Phillips about a new study of 2 billion tweets.
Can Media Regulation Tackle Disinformation?
There is no denying the fact that social media and the Internet have the power to inform, educate, spread knowledge and create new pathways of activism. At the same time, the online world is full of deep, dark spaces. Fake news, misinformation, cyber-harassment and hate speech proliferate. They ...
S6 Ep31: Political inequality
Recorded live at the PSE-CEPR Policy Forum at the Paris School of Economics. Does economic inequality create political inequality? Julia Cagé tells Tim Phillips about the strategies that rich people can use to influence the political debate, how democracy is undermined when the wealthy have acce ...
Episode 69: Pauline Grosjean on Heroism, Autocratic Values, and Nazi Collaboration in France.
The paper discussed in this episode is “Heroes and Villains: The Effects of Heroism on Autocratic Values and Nazi Collaboration in France”, by Julia Cagé, Anna Dagorret, Pauline Grosjean, and Saumitra Jha. The paper was published in American Economic Review in 2023.
Media Ownership & On History of Elections: Protect and Understand Democracy, with Julia Cagé
Does it matter who controls the media? What are the democratic implications of the increasing concentration of the media industry in the hands of oligarchs? Is this a result of the weakening of the industry? What changes can we expect in the upcoming years? To answer these burning questions, Jul ...
#15 The EU Calls 'Non-Compliance' - News Publishers Call 'Finally!' w/ Dr. Małgorzata Kozak
This conversation considers the European Commission's non-compliance procedure against Google, focusing on the implications of the site reputation abuse policy on news publishers. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by traditional media in the digital landscape, the evolving monetizat ...
S9 Ep41: Making teenagers read newspapers
French teenagers carry a smartphone with access to almost anything, but few of them have been using it to read the news.
Julia Cagé (Sciences Po, CEPR) ran an experiment to test the one barrier everyone assumes matters most: the price of a newspaper. She and her co-authors gave free digital su ...
S9 Ep55: Loosening inheritance law
In most of the world you do not get to choose who inherits your money. Across continental Europe, Latin America, and countries governed by Islamic law, a minimum share of your estate will be reserved for your children, your spouse, and in some places your surviving parents. Write a will that i ...
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