MARIE BLAISE

Welcome to my personal website! I am a Research Fellow in the Living Conditions department at the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research (LISER) and actively involved in the Health and Health Systems Programme. I also serve as a Global Labor Organisation fellow. Before joining LISER in 2021, I worked as an Assistant Professor (without tenure) at the Faculty of Economics in Strasbourg, where I received my PhD in 2019. 

As a microeconomist, my research spans health, demography, family economics, and gender, with a strong focus on the socioeconomic implications of demographic changes. I primarily investigate how population aging influences individuals, families, and firms, with a particular emphasis on informal care and its broader economic and social consequences. Beyond ageing, I explore the challenges faced by other vulnerable populations, including people with disabilities, analyzing how various structural and environmental factors shape their daily well-being, access to resources, and overall quality of life. My work aims to provide insights that inform policies supporting these populations and fostering inclusive and sustainable social systems. 

You can download the current version of my full CV here.

My ORCiD profile can be accessed here.