Eliott PerrotAre mined diamonds going to die? Are diamonds really forever? They can certainly last eternally, but they can’t be dug endlessly. Therefore, the diamond industry faces a dual challenge. How to sell more diamonds to an...
Society
Plume Anonyme
What is Journalism?
Journalism is the unequivocal spread of information across the globe. And it’s not just presenting information, but presenting information that has been synthesized and deemed newsworthy. It is the vehicle that gives...
Nicole Kuhn
Legalizing cannabis? – The Big Mic #1
As KIP is celebrating its first anniversary, we bet on complementary media with The Big Mic, shorts interviews shot on HEC’s campus. For the first episode, we deal with the legalization of cannabis. Thanks to all...
Hugo Sallé
Inasse Mohib
Laura Jaravel
Mayank Sehgal
Vincent Comoy
Benjamin Lechtman
The Good, the Bad and the Pill
These thoughts are meant as a reaction to an article published in the NYT entitled “Are we ready for a morality pill?”. Ask anyone around you: “Would you be willing to take a morality pill? One that would somehow make...
Louis Jolivet
The changing face of education in India
Thrice a week after school, on the ground floor of a community centre in New Delhi, three dozen students come together to learn how to use computers under the aegis of a small NGO called Adhiyagya. In another room sit a...
Aeshwarya Jain
Who would Ibo be in your organization?
How do we identify ourselves? Do we always have the same identity wherever we are, and whatever we do? Or, do we tend to identify ourselves differently depending on in which environment we mainly spend our time? A clue...
Joosung Lee
Untouchability: A practice that dooms humanity
Imagine yourself in a place where no one wants to touch you, no one wants to be friends with you, and, from the very minute are born, you are not even allowed basic privileges such as education. You are oppressed...
Nistha Chakraborty
Social Contract 2.0
The advent of the internet was supposed to bring freedom of information to the world. Information flows would develop to a point where not even the old nation state could resist them. The first cell phones bypassed...
VIcente Futscher
