Yves-Marie PÉRÉON

Yves-Marie PÉRÉON serves as a Language Professor and teacher-researcher at the Language Center of Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, specializing in Economic and Financial English instruction while maintaining an active research profile in American historical and economic studies.

His academic credentials include:

• 2016: Habilitation to Direct Research (HDR) on "From markets to the archive: transatlantic passages"
• 2008: Doctoral thesis on "The image of France in the American press, 1936-1947"
• 2005: History Aggregation certification
• 2000: Chartered Financial Analyst designation
• 1989: Finance specialization at Paris School of Business (ESCP)

Research centers on the History of the United States from the 19th to 21st century with emphasis on Economic history and US financial systems, examining transatlantic policy influences, presidential leadership during crises, and the evolution of economic regulation through figures like Roosevelt and contemporary analyses of financial reform and environmental policy.

His 2012-2017 publications reveal consistent focus on American political economy, connecting historical financial regulation (Reagan era deregulation, Dodd-Frank Act) with environmental policy trajectories (Obama administration) and diplomatic history, demonstrating interdisciplinary analysis of US policy development within global contexts.

As member of CERSA's "Law & Humanities" research team and former Co-director of the Language Pole (2018-2022), he actively contributes to academic governance through journal editorial boards (Transatlantica, Revue Française d'Études Américaines), research prize committees, and French national aggregation examinations for English professors.