Catherine Bobtcheff

Catherine Bobtcheff serves as a Professor at Paris School of Economics and researcher at CNRS, with additional affiliations as a Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) research fellow, associate member of Toulouse School of Economics, and Louis Bachelier fellow.

Her research spans Industrial Organization, Environmental Economics, Energy Economics, Risk Management, and Organizational Economics, focusing on critical policy challenges including electricity market regulation under climate-induced blackouts, insurance mechanisms for novel undiversifiable risks, and incentive structures in scientific research publication. This work consistently applies game-theoretic frameworks to real-world economic problems with societal implications.

Analysis of her publication trajectory since 2015 reveals deepening engagement with climate-energy intersections and risk architecture design, particularly evident in her 2024 study on systemic blackouts which integrates environmental constraints with regulatory economics. Her scholarship demonstrates methodological rigor in modeling strategic behavior under uncertainty across multiple economic domains.

Her scientific recognition includes:

• Louis Bachelier fellowship for quantitative economics contributions

While her CEPR affiliation indicates participation in major economic policy networks, the source material contains no details regarding doctoral student supervision or specific research grant funding. Similarly, no laboratory or dedicated research team structures are referenced in her current institutional profile.