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Why Sovereigntists Are False Liberals

April 21, 2026

Source: French to English Tester   Published on: 2026-04-20 Source: The Conversation – in French– By Thierry Aimar, Senior Lecturer in Economic Sciences, University of Lorraine Jordan Bardella is received at MEDEF on Monday, April 20. Like many European right-wing sovereignist leaders, he claims liberalism. Yet, economic sovereignism opposes the very principles of liberalism, which…

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International cooperation in crisis? Behind budget cuts, a crisis of legitimacy

April 21, 2026

Source: French to English Tester   Published on: 2026-04-20 Source: The Conversation – in French– By Vincent Pradier Goeting, Doctor in management sciences, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne In 2025, official development assistance experienced its sharpest contraction ever recorded. But reducing the current situation to a matter of budget volumes would miss the essential point. What…

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Talking about the beauty of businesses? Not so absurd after all!

April 21, 2026

Source: French to English Tester   Published on: 2026-04-20 Source: The Conversation – France (in French)– By Pierre-Jean Benghozi, Professor of Economics and Management, École Polytechnique A company is said to be performing, profitable… and sometimes that it is toxic or dangerous. But it is rarer to make an aesthetic judgment. And yet, some companies…

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Is there too much talk about entrepreneurship? The case of the French press

April 21, 2026

Source: French to English Tester   Published on: 2026-04-20 Source: The Conversation – France (in French)– By Gaël Gueguen, Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, TBS Education The representation of entrepreneurs in the French press has changed significantly since the beginning of the 21st century. Both in the quantity of articles and in the nature of…

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Employees of associations are now proud of their profession – less of the grandeur of the cause

April 21, 2026

Source: French to English Tester   Published on: 2026-04-20 Source: The Conversation – France (in French)– By Jean-Claude Dupuis, Professor at GENSIA-RH (formerly IGS-RH), Catholic Institute of Lille (ICL) Employee attachment is less related to the mission of the organization that employs them than to the jobs they perform. A revolution in the nonprofit sector.…

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Investing in art… then in artists: the new collaborations of companies

April 21, 2026

Source: French to English Tester   Published on: 2026-04-20 Source: The Conversation – France (in French)– By Thomas Blonski, Assistant Professor in Strategy and Entrepreneurship, ICN Business School Long considered an investment or a branding tool, art now occupies a more strategic place within companies. From collecting to residency, the artist is gradually becoming a…

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Lewy Body Disease: What Is This Common But Little-Known Neurocognitive Disorder That Took Nathalie Baye?

April 21, 2026

Source: French to English Tester   Published on: 2026-04-19 Source: The Conversation – in French– By Frédéric Blanc, Professor of geriatrics and neurologist, head of the Mobile Neuro-Psy-Research Gerontology Department and the Memory Resource and Research Center (CMRR), researcher in the IMIS team of the ICube laboratory, University of Strasbourg, University of Strasbourg The relatives…

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Mi ‘crush’ me ha dejado ‘en visto’: ¿cuándo un neologismo deja de serlo?

April 21, 2026

Source: The Conversation – (in Spanish) Si nuestro crush nos ha dejado “en visto” y nuestros compañeros son unos NPCs 24/7, tenemos que “abrir un melón”. Nuestra lengua no es la misma que era el día que aprendimos a decir “mamá”. De hecho, si fuera igual tendríamos un problema. Porque una lengua que no evoluciona…

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¿Podría un cantautor ganar el Premio Cervantes?

April 21, 2026

Source: The Conversation – (in Spanish) El Premio de Literatura en Lengua Castellana Miguel de Cervantes (popularmente, el “Premio Cervantes”) es el galardón literario más prestigioso que se entrega a escritores en lengua española. Concedido por primera vez en 1976, podría decirse que desde hace ya tiempo es el equivalente en español al Premio Nobel…

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La pérdida auditiva, una condición común presente en muchas enfermedades raras

April 21, 2026

Source: The Conversation – (in Spanish) La hipoacusia (del griego hypo- (ὑπο‑), deficiencia; y akousis (ἀκοῦσις), que significa oír, escuchar) se define como la disminución de la sensibilidad auditiva y dificultad para detectar el sonido. La pérdida de nuestra capacidad para oír tiene un gran impacto en la calidad de vida. Y dependiendo de la…