Green consumption: The impact of trust and pessimism, Ecological Economics, volume 203, March 2023.
To tax or to regulate? Cultural worldviews and the efficacy of policy trials, with A. Cambo, Resource and Energy Economics, volume 85, 2026.
Measuring Ambiguity Attitudes Without Incentives: Evidence from an Introspection-Based Method
With Ilke Aydogan and Loïc Berger
Deep Uncertainty and Climate Policymaking: A Review
With Ilke Aydogan and Nahed Eddai
With Noémi Berlin
R&R in Journal of Economic Psychology,
With Ilke Aydogan, Loïc Berger, Nahed Eddai, Thomas Epper, Thibault Richard, James Tremewan, and Uyanga Turmunkh
Postdoctoral position within DePERU (Decision Processes under Extreme Radical Uncertainty)
L'ACTE (Leviers d’ACtion pour la Transition Ecologique)
In collaboration with the environmental association Sustainable Ties and the Repair Cafés network, the project aims to explore practices aimed at extending the life of products through repair. We are investigating the determinants and levers that encourage repair behaviors, specifically for electrical and electronic equipment. The project includes laboratory and field experiments targeting various populations, as well as a discrete choice experiment to assess the viability of repair contracts.
One-risk
This project explores the "One Health" approach, which highlights the interconnection between human, animal, and environmental health. The project focuses on understanding the behavioral dynamics associated with public health policies, especially in the context of zoonotic diseases, which have spread due to globalization and climate change. Using concepts from behavioral economics such as collective action, risk-taking, and uncertainty, we will examine the effectiveness of public policy tools (e.g., subsidies, regulations, awareness campaigns) in influencing risk perceptions and aligning individual actions with public health objectives.