Rapport PIBien-être 2022
Plus d’une décennie après la publication du rapport de la commission Sen-Stiglitz-Fitoussi, la question du progrès social conserve toute sa…
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From tweets to statistics
Sentiment analysis applied to Twitter data provides timely insights into how people in Luxembourg fared during the COVID-19 crisis. This…
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La crainte quant à l’avenir de son propre emploi concerne principalement les personnes ayant un niveau d’éducation secondaire (45,1 %)…
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Selon l’indice de bien-être, la qualité de vie au Luxembourg est restée sensiblement constante pour la période 2009 à 2015.…
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Selon la dernière enquête sur les conditions de vie (EU-SILC), il ressort que 26% des personnes, soit plus d’une personne…
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The worrying decline of social capital (Putnam in Bowling alone: the collapse and revival of American community. Simon and Schuster,…
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The aim of this paper is to provide a synthetic macro index of social cohesion based on the observation of…
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The worrying decline ofsocial capital (Putnam, 2000) and the disappointing trends of subjective well-being (Easterlin, 1974) raise urgent questions for…
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Different theories have been advanced to explain what really makes people happy or satisfied with their life, but they are…
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