Clark Andrew

Clark Andrew is a CNRS Research Professor at the Paris School of Economics (PSE), with a career spanning institutions like the University of Sheffield, DELTA, and LEO. His work bridges economics, psychology, and sociology, focusing on subjective well-being, labor market dynamics, and health economics.

• Current affiliation: Paris School of Economics (PSE), France
• Academic rank: CNRS Research Professor (Classe Exceptionnelle)
• Research areas: Labour economics, Subjective well-being, Health, Social interactions

Research Focus: Specializes in analyzing job and life satisfaction as proxies for utility, exploring income comparisons, habituation to life events, and social learning in economic contexts. Collaborates with psychologists and public health experts to study adaptation patterns using panel data.

Scientific Awards:

• Web of Science Highly-Cited Researcher
• Elsevier China Economic Review Best Paper Award 2023
• Alexandre Pedrós Prize 2023
• Academy of Europe Membership

Publications: Over 500 presentations in 30+ countries, with key works on unemployment's psychological impact, income comparisons, and pandemic well-being. Notable grants include ERC Advanced Grant and NERC Large Grant.

Collaborations: Works with institutions across Europe, Japan, and the US, including collaborations with psychologists and public health researchers.