Bruno JÉRÔME

Bruno JÉRÔME serves as a Lecturer in Economic Sciences at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, teaching Theory of International Organizations, Public Economics, European Integration, and International Economics. He is affiliated with the Institute for Research on Governance and the Economics of Institutions (IRGEI) and holds administrative positions including membership on the Council of the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management and co-directorship of IRGEI.

Education:

• Doctorate in Economic Sciences, Paris I
• Authorization to Direct Research (HDR), Paris I

Research Focus: His scholarship centers on public economics with specialized attention to local governance, European integration, and policy analysis. He employs empirical methodologies to investigate voting behavior, electoral systems, and the intersection of economic conditions with political outcomes, particularly within French and European contexts.

Publication Analysis: His six key publications (1999-2005) reveal a sustained emphasis on election forecasting and politico-economic analysis. The work demonstrates methodological consistency in examining French electoral events—from municipal to constitutional referendums—while progressively expanding to cross-national comparisons with Germany. A distinctive pattern connects economic indicators to voter decision-making across all studies.

Research Infrastructure: As co-director of IRGEI, JÉRÔME leads research on governance institutions while contributing to national academic governance through the National Council of Universities (CNU) Section 05.