Associate Professor in Economics / Maitre de Conférences en Sciences Économiques
University of Strasbourg - BETA (Bureau d'Economie Théorique et Appliquée) - IUT Robert Schuman
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Research Overview:
Research Overview:
My research focuses on the creation and appropriation mechanisms of intellectual assets (e.g., artistic outputs, innovations), with a particular emphasis on intellectual property rights. It is grounded in a pluralistic methodological approach, drawing from the History of Economic Thought, Experimental Economics, and the Economics & Management of Innovation.
History of Economic Thought: I explore how thinkers and economists have conceptualized and justified knowledge appropriation through intellectual property law. This work follows two main research paths:
Intellectual property law and social justice: Examining historical theories and ethical frameworks that justify intellectual property.
Intellectual property, creativity, and entrepreneurial motivations: Investigating these themes within Schumpeterian thought and from an evolutionary perspective.
Experimental Economics: My work examines the intersection of creativity, social preferences, and intellectual property using original experimental protocols. Key areas of focus include:
Empirical investigations into historical justifications for intellectual property and their connections to individuals' social/distributive preferences.
The relationship between appropriation mechanisms, creativity performance, and the use of AI tools.
Economics and Management of Innovation: Collaborating with other scholars, I analyze how digital technologies are reshaping intellectual property, industry dynamics, and business models. Current projects include:
Creative industries (e.g., music): Exploring new business models and intermediation processes in the music market, with a focus on major players and blockchain technology.
SMEs and open innovation: Assessing how blockchain technology impacts SMEs' relationships with larger firms and their ability to capture value from innovation.
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