Henry Claude

Henry Claude is a Professor of Sustainable Development at Sciences Po Paris and Columbia University (New York, United States), and a Professor of Public and Environmental Economics at École polytechnique. He currently serves as President of IDDRI's Scientific Council. His research focuses on interdisciplinary topics including elementary particle physics, mathematical economics, and public policy analysis. He was elected to the Academy of Europe in the section of Economics, Business & Management Sciences (1989) and has held significant advisory roles, including membership in the Conseil d’Analyse Économique under Prime Minister Lionel Jospin (1997–2002).

His research interests span theoretical and applied domains such as differential equations modeling discontinuities, decision frameworks for irreversible environmental policies, and the interplay between intellectual property and innovation dynamics. While his work bridges physics and economics, he is particularly recognized for contributions to public utilities economics and sustainable development strategies. Despite no listed publications here, his academic positions and awards underscore his leadership in interdisciplinary research and policy咨询.