Morgane Chevé

Morgane Chevé is a Full Professor of Economics at the University of Le Havre Normandy, affiliated with the Faculty of International Affairs and Department of Economics. She holds a PhD in Economic Sciences from Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne University (2000) and previously served as Associate Professor at Université de Poitiers (2000–2002).

• Aggregation of Higher Education in Economic Sciences (2002)
• Doctorate in Economic Sciences (2000, with distinction)
• Advanced Studies Diploma (DEA) in Macroeconomic Analysis (1995)
• Master of Economics (1995)
• Diploma in Economic Sciences (DEUG, 1992)

Her research focuses on Environmental Economics and Natural Resource Management, with specialization in:

• Risk and Uncertainty Analysis
• Sustainable Development
• Industrial Risk Perception
• Ecological Sustainability
• Hedonic Valuation of Environmental Assets

Key publication trends include Spatial Hedonic Analysis of pollution impacts, Precautionary Principle modeling, and Endogenous Growth frameworks under ecological constraints. Recent works examine disease impacts on predator-prey systems and multi-risk perception analysis.

Scientific contributions include:

• Proposal for thesis prize (2000)
• Publication grant (2000)
• Co-authored works in Environmental and Resource Economics, Journal of Risk Research, and The European Journal of Development Research

Grants and doctoral scholarships obtained by students under her supervision include UNU-WIDER funding (2021). She contributes to interdisciplinary research through the EDEHN Economic Research Laboratory (EA 7263) and participates in doctoral policy analysis initiatives.