Sandrine Lardic

Sandrine Lardic is a University Professor of Economic Sciences at the University of Le Havre, France, and serves as Director of the Economic Research Laboratory (EDEHN - EA 7263). Her research focuses on public policy analysis, development economics, and environmental economics. She leads the EDEHN team, which specializes in interdisciplinary studies of economic governance, crisis management, and sustainable development.

Key research interests include the economic impacts of state-owned enterprises, corruption in public institutions, labor market vulnerabilities during crises, and the design of equitable public policies. Her work frequently addresses issues in South Africa and other developing regions, examining topics like resource allocation, environmental sustainability, and the socio-economic consequences of pandemics.

Selected publications highlight contributions to Economic Modelling, Environmental Research Letters, and The Hague Journal of Diplomacy, with a focus on policy implications for inequality reduction and institutional effectiveness. She actively participates in international conferences and supervises doctoral research through the Normandy Doctoral School of Economics and Management.