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I am an assistant professor (maître de conférences) at the University of Paris Panthéon-Assas and a member of the LEMMA research center. I am also an associate researcher at the GATE research center in Lyon.

My research interests fall within the fields of Public Economics and Political Economy. In my research, I use theoretical, micro-econometric, and experimental methods to address research topics, such as:

Economic inequalities, taxation and redistribution systems.
Local public policies, such as intermunicipal cooperation and municipal mergers.
People's preferences for public policies, including redistributive and climate policies.
The aggregation of people's preferences with different voting rules, i.e., how individual choices are translated into collective decisions.

When I'm not writing equations or analyzing data, I play amateur touch rugby (here's a video of what touch rugby looks like). I have also joined the French national team in the 30+ category.

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News

The policy brief "What do people value in equality?" with G. Grimalda, M. Marino, & D. Pipke, is now online on the International Panel on Social Progress website: link
Our paper "Land, Wealth, Taxation", with Carl Gaigné & Fabien Moizeau is conditionally accepted in AEJ:Micro. Here's the latest version: [Working Paper]
"Representative Policy-Makers? A Behavioral Experiment with French Politicians", with Matthieu Pourieux, was accepted in Economica. Here's the latest version: [Working paper]
New publication in Public Choice: https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11127-025-01344-8
I will present at the International Seminar Series on Social Choice on December 1 (https://www.comsocseminar.org/)
I will present at the seminar of the LED research center (University of Paris 8) on November 10, and at the workshop "Local Power, Local Growth: Taxes, Governance, and Business Synergy" (CERNA - Ecole des Mines, Paris) on December 4.
New WP: "Trickle-Down Economics, Merit, and Redistribution: An Experiment with the Poorest and Richest US Americans (with Gianluca Grimalda & Maria Marino) [Working paper]".
The CONDORCET project (CONsolider la DémOcRatie : Choisir une méthode Électorale Transparente), led by Jean-Baptiste Aubin (INSA, ICJ) and Antoinette Baujard (UJM, Gate Lyon Saint-Etienne), has been selected by PEPR Maths-Vives. This project will focus on the properties of different voting methods, also using lab experiments.