Teaching

Level & Institution: Third Year, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.

Instructors: Maria Bas & Goulven Rubin.

Tutorials:  Total of 60h, in both French and English.

• This course introduce students to the theory and empirics of long-run growth. We begin with the Solow model and its extensions, then move on to endogenous growth theories, using real-world data throughout to understand the determinants of economic growth and derive coherent policy recommendations.

Level & Institution: Third Year, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne.

Instructor: Léa Marchal.

Tutorials: Total of 75 hours, in French.

• This course provides an introduction to the field of international trade theory, related empirical work and related economic policy issues. It introduces the main concepts and theories, from the Ricardian comparative advantage theory to heterogeneous firm models. The course also looks at issues of trade policy and factor mobility. 

• I often play Tradle with my students to explore countries’ export matrices.

Time & location : The seminar is held every Thursday from 12:15 to 1:15 pm at the Maison des Sciences Économiques in Paris.

Academic Year: 2024-2025

Role: Organizer with Léa Marchal and Antonio Marchitto. 

• This internal seminar serves as a forum where both young and senior researchers from the International Economics and Labour Markets (IELM), the Economics of Sustainable Development (ESD), and the Financial Globalization (FG) groups of the CES can share their ongoing work, present their findings, and engage in constructive discussions.

Association pour le Développement de la Recherche en Économie et en Statistique.

Website: here

Time & location : 22–23 January 2026, Centre Panthéon, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris).

Role: Member of the organizing committee ; responsible for the website and logistics. Alongside the CES organizing team: Iona Astier, Thomas Blavet, Lisa Chauvet, Antonin Filippi, Léa Marchal, Dylan Martin-Lapoirie, Laurine Martinoty, Julieta Peveri, Stéphane Zuber.

• The conference is designed to foster exchange between junior scholars (PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers) and the broader academic community. The 2026 edition will feature two plenary sessions with invited keynote speakers, a roundtable on the French job market, and approximately 60 contributed papers by PhD and postdoctoral students.