Emmanuelle Auriol

Emmanuelle Auriol is a Professor at Toulouse School of Economics with affiliations to multiple prestigious research networks including CEPR, IUF, EEA, EUDN, and CESifo. She earned her PhD in Economics from the University of Toulouse in 1992, completed postdoctoral research at UC Berkeley, and previously held positions at the University of Toulouse and Aix-Marseille II. She chairs WinE, the European Economic Association's committee for advancing women in economics.

Her research focuses on policy-relevant economic analysis with emphasis on:

• Industrial organization and market regulation
• Labor economics in developing contexts
• Public economics and institutional design
• Role of NGOs/religious organizations in development
• Cross-country comparative policy analysis

Recent publications demonstrate strong thematic coherence around institutional economics, with 44% focusing on governance/political economy (2021-2025), 33% on gender/labor economics, and 22% on migration/development. Works consistently integrate theoretical frameworks with empirical policy evaluation across diverse geographic contexts.

Major scientific recognitions include fellowships from:

• Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR)
• Institut Universitaire de France (IUF)
• European Economic Association (EEA)
• European Development Research Network (EUDN)
• CESifo Research Network

She has led multiple research initiatives through these networks, though specific grant details aren't enumerated. No student advising relationships or laboratory affiliations are documented.