Abdelkader Slifi

Abdelkader Slifi serves as a Research Professor of Economics at Paris Dauphine University (PSL), with prior teaching experience spanning over a decade at Sciences Po and École des Ponts & Chaussées. He earned his doctorate in Economics from Panthéon-Sorbonne University and contributes to academic discourse through textbook collaborations including "Keynes and Macroeconomics after seventy years" and editorial work for Cahiers d'économie politique.

His research centers on Macroeconomics and Industrial Economics, examining critical issues such as currency devaluation impacts, European debt crisis dynamics, monetarism's influence on US Federal Reserve policy, and universal income frameworks. This work bridges theoretical economic models with real-world policy applications across international contexts.

Concurrently active in public service, Slifi holds a municipal councilor position in Argenteuil and previously served as deputy mayor for economic development and employment. During his tenure, he spearheaded the ABemploi job platform, established the "Silicon Banlieue" coworking space, and developed a European Regional Development Fund-financed mechatronics incubator through public-private partnerships.