Léa Munich

Léa Munich serves as an Assistant Professor at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University and holds a Research Fellow position at the CRED laboratory, focusing on applying cooperative game theory to real-world economic allocation problems.

She earned her Ph.D. in Economics under the supervision of Prof. Yannick Gabuthy (BETA) and Prof. Sylvain Béal (CRESE), with doctoral research financially supported by La Poste, France's leading postal operator.

Her research spans Cooperative Game Theory, Law and Economics, and Operational Research, specializing in normative approaches to cost allocation across postal logistics, public service networks, and environmental cleanup. She actively bridges theoretical frameworks with concrete applications in regulatory compliance and resource distribution.

Dr. Munich's work demonstrates significant engagement with industry partners through La Poste-funded research, addressing practical challenges in public service cost distribution while maintaining rigorous academic standards.

As a Research Fellow at CRED laboratory, she contributes to collaborative projects examining game-theoretic solutions for economic policy design and regulatory frameworks.