I am an assistant professor in economics at the University of Montpellier and a member of the Center for Environmental Economics-Montpellier (CEE-M). 

My research focuses on the interactions between the environment and the economy and their implications in terms of economic policies and growth. I have a primarily theoretical approach, based on dynamic macroeconomic modeling that allows me to examine the short and long-term relationships between pollution and inequalities on one hand, and between international economics and climate issues on the other hand.

I teach at the Faculty of Economics in Montpellier, from the first year of undergraduate studies (Licence 1) to the second year of graduate studies (Master 2).

Here you can find my  Curriculum Vitae.