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DESCRIPTION:In this\, the second of a series of events about the world afte
 r COVID-19\, Les midis du Monde d’après\, Pierre-Olivier Pineau\, Peter Di
 etsch\, and Mia Homsy will be reflecting on progressive\, pragmatic ideas 
 based on social sciences that could help improve international cooperation
 \, security\, and sustainable prosperity after the pandemic. This event is
  hosted by the Max Bell School of Public Policy\, Chaire de gestion du sec
 teur de l’énergie\, Centre de recherche en éthique\, and the Centre d’étud
 es et de recherches internationale.\n\nRegister here.\n\n \n\nSpeakers\n\n
 Pierre-Olivier Pineau\n\nPierre-Olivier Pineau is a professor at HEC Montr
 éal\, Department of Decision Sciences. His main research interests are in 
 energy and environmental policy\, electricity markets\, and energy poverty
 . Read more.\n\nPeter Dietsch\n\nPeter Dietsch is a philosopher and econom
 ist\, and professor in the Département de Philosophie at Université de Mon
 tréal. His research focuses on issues of economic ethics\, notably on tax 
 justice\, normative dimensions of monetary policy\, and on income inequali
 ties. In addition to numerous articles in academic journals as well as pub
 lic media\, Dietsch is the author of Catching Capital – The Ethics of Tax 
 Competition(Oxford University Press\, 2015)\, co-author of Do Central Bank
 s Serve the People? (Polity Press\, 2018)\, and co-editor of Global Tax Go
 vernance – What is Wrong with It and How to Fix It (ECPR Press\, 2016). In
  2017\, Dietsch was nominated to the College of New Scholars\, Artists and
  Scientists of the Royal Society of Canada. Read more.\n\nDiscussant\n\nMi
 a Homsy\n\nMia Homsy has been the Director General of IDQ since its foundi
 ng. Between 2009 and 2012\, she was a political advisor and deputy chief o
 f staff at the Quebec Ministry of Finance\, then senior economic advisor t
 o the leader of the official opposition in 2012 and 2013. In 2018\, Mia Ho
 msy was named vice-president of the Advisory Council on the Implementation
  of a National Pharmacare Plan by the Government of Canada. A graduate in 
 international studies from the University of Montreal and a master's gradu
 ate in international management from HEC Montreal\, Mia Homsy regularly sp
 eaks in the media to comment on economic and budgetary issues. Read more.
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LOCATION:Online
SUMMARY:The Economic and Environmental Consequences of COVID-19
URL:/maxbellschool/channels/event/economic-and-environ
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