I am also a research affiliate at the Paris School of Economics, research fellow at the CEPR, and co-director of the program “Globalization, Development and Environment” at the CEPREMAP.

Over the academic year 2022-2023, I have been visiting the University of Barcelona and the Barcelona Institute of Economics thanks to a María Zambrano scholarship! 

I work in the fields of Urban Economics and Economic Geography. I am more particularly interested in the effects of transport systems on spatial inequalities and housing markets, the impact of place-based policies on distressed neighborhoods and their residents, and the nexus between air pollution, driving and the urban structure.