Maxime Menuet

Maxime Menuet is a Professor of Economics at Université Côte d'Azur (GREDEG) and a Research Associate at IPAG Business School in Paris. His academic credentials include a PhD in Economics and dual M.Sc. degrees in Macroeconomics/Finance and Mathematics from the University of Orléans, complemented by a 2023 HDR (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches) from Paris VIII.

• 2023: HDR in Economics, Paris VIII
• 2018: PhD in Economics, University of Orléans
• 2015: M.Sc in Macroeconomics and Finance, University of Orléans
• 2015: M.Sc in Mathematics (Theoretical Probability), University of Orléans

His research focuses on Economic Theory and Political Economy, with specialized expertise in public debt, macroeconomic stability, conflict dynamics, and interdisciplinary intersections with theology and history. Recent work explores environmental sustainability through fiscal policy, ideological clashes in macroeconomic governance, and historical economic thought from Jansenist perspectives.

Maxime's publications since 2023 show strong interdisciplinary trends, blending theological analysis with economic modeling (e.g., New Testament debt language), refining game-theoretic conflict models, and advancing ecological macroeconomic frameworks for sustainable debt management.

• ANR Young Researcher Grant
• Best Paper Award, TIMTED Conference
• Visiting Scholarships: Duke University, Osaka University, UCAM Montreal

As Deputy Director of EUR ELMI and co-director of the European Research Group on Money, Banking, and Finance, he leads major interdisciplinary initiatives. His teaching portfolio mirrors his research, covering economic theory, political economy, and debt/conflict dynamics.