proposed recommendations are the simplification of social prestations, digitalisation, or the poverty measurement indicators’ reviewref>« Mesures de la pauvreté, mesures contre la pauvreté », Commissariat général à l'égalité des territoires, 15 décembre 2016</ref>. In 2017, Fondapol publishes the results of an international survey (26 countries) on the evolution of the democratic sentiment and values in Europe under the title "Where is democracy going?". The conclusions of the survey underline that the main principles of liberal democracy are popular in all countries, but that to the same extent there is growing distrust of the institutions of democracy. In 2017, the Foundation continued to explore the employment crisis in France and the way it is handled by public authorities. Pierre Pezzardi and Henri Verdier published a note entitled From State Start-ups to Platform State. Pezzardi and Verdier ponder the French State’s current role in the fight against unemployment and job search, and on the way supply and demand work in the sector. Indeed, according to them, only 7% of job offers are dealt with by the dedicated State entity. A few months later, following this reflection, Faÿçal Hafied presents a series of proposals to reform the employment market. He develops two main ideas, first the easing of job termination conditions, and second the improvement of professional training and orientation. Between 2017 and 2018, the Fondapol regularly discussed the French health system. Amongst these debates, lies the possibility to condition medical reimbursement to people’s behaviour, the current quality of low cost medical equipment, or the total reimbursement of care in line with “responsible governance”. Religion Between 2014 and 2015, working closely with the Foundation for the Memory of Shoah, the Foundation led an international poll study in 31 countries on the XXth century’s memory, in particular on Shoah, communism, and the world wars, and on the new generations’ perception of this issue. Over 30 000 young people from 16 to 29 were interviewed in 24 different languages for the study. Between 2015 and 2017, Fondapol has been a partner of the seminar "States, Religions, Laïcités: the new fundamentalists, national and international challenges" of the Collège des Bernardins. In 2014 then and 2017, it published in partnership with the American Jewish community an investigation on the perception of Jews by Muslims in France and on antisemitism. In 2015, Fondapol launches a series of 11 studies entitled "Values of Islam". these studies are all written