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I am a PhD candidate in cognitive science with a focus on social cognition at Institut Jean Nicod, École Normale Supérieure. My research focuses on trust and the environment, exploring their influence on cooperation, norms, and institutions. More broadly, my work spans psychology, law, and economics, with a particular interest in cognitive and behavioral approaches to regulatory frameworks, public policies, misinformation, and counter-propaganda.
I am a PhD candidate in cognitive science with a focus on social cognition at Institut Jean Nicod, École Normale Supérieure. My research focuses on trust and the environment, exploring their influence on cooperation, norms, and institutions. More broadly, my work spans psychology, law, and economics, with a particular interest in cognitive and behavioral approaches to regulatory frameworks, public policies, misinformation, and counter-propaganda.
In parallel, I teach cognitive science applied to public policy, strategic affairs and cognitive warfare at ENS-PSL, Paris-Dauphine University, and the École de Guerre (the French War College, where senior officers of the French Army are trained).
In parallel, I teach cognitive science applied to public policy, strategic affairs and cognitive warfare at ENS-PSL, Paris-Dauphine University, and the École de Guerre (the French War College, where senior officers of the French Army are trained).
Research Interests
Research Interests
Psychology and Public Policies
Psychology and Public Policies
How can insights from cognitive and behavioral sciences be used to improve the effectiveness of public policies? In what ways can these tools help address challenges such as disinformation, unwarranted public distrust, or the overproduction of legal norms? How can we design institutions and regulatory frameworks that align better with human cognitive features?
Trust, cooperation and social norms
Trust, cooperation and social norms
What explains the development of trust and mistrust in human societies? What environmental, cognitive and social mechanisms lead individuals to favor sanctions, rigid norms, or systems of social control such as authoritarianism? How can we make sense of the structure and variability of our normative ecologies?
Psychology of Misinformation
Psychology of Misinformation
Why do false or misleading claims sometimes take root in our minds? Which psychological and ecological factors shape the spread of misinformation? How should we understand the growing influence of large-scale manipulation and persuasion strategies?
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