Stephane Lambrecht

Stephane Lambrecht is a Professor of Economics at the Polytechnic University of Hauts-de-France (UPHF), Faculty of Law, Economics and Management (FDEG), where he has held his position since 2010. He currently serves as Director of the Institut du Développement et de la Prospective (IDP) laboratory since 2015 and holds multiple administrative roles including elected member of the University Academic Council and Research Commission.

His educational qualifications include:

• 2010: Agrégation de l'enseignement supérieur in Economics
• 2008: Habilitation à diriger des recherches, University of Lille 1
• 2005: Maître de conférences, University of Lille 1
• 2000: PhD in Economics, Aix-Marseille 2 University
• 1999: Diplôme des Hautes Études en Économie, Aix-Marseille 2 University
• 1996: M. Phil, European University Institute, Florence
• 1991: DEA in Economics, University of Liège

Professor Lambrecht's research spans four core domains: Environmental Economics (focusing on emission permits, sustainability, and renewable resources with intergenerational altruism); Transport Economics (sustainable mobility systems); Economics of Growth and Inequality (examining human capital dynamics and endogenous time preferences); and Intergenerational Transfers (analyzing family economics, pensions, and public debt). His work integrates dynamic modeling with heterogeneous agent frameworks to address policy-relevant questions in sustainability and equity.

His publication record (2003-2014) reveals consistent engagement with overlapping generations models applied to environmental policy, resource management, and intergenerational equity. Key contributions appear in journals like European Economic Review, Resource and Energy Economics, and Journal of Public Economic Theory, demonstrating methodological rigor in linking theoretical frameworks to real-world sustainability challenges.

Professor Lambrecht has secured significant research funding through French National Research Agency (ANR) projects including CLEANER (2009-2013) on long-term environmental economics and MONDES (2008-2013) on globalization and social vulnerability. He currently coordinates social sciences projects for the CISIT program (2014-2020) and has supervised doctoral research on embedded-generation approaches to environmental economics.

He leads the Institut du Développement et de la Prospective laboratory while maintaining affiliations with EQUIPPE research laboratory and the Chaire Transitions démographiques at Paris-Dauphine University. His involvement in RAILENIUM's Workprogramme 8 demonstrates ongoing commitment to transdisciplinary research at the intersection of economic, legal, and social dimensions of sustainable mobility systems.