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Patrick Pintus is a Professor of Macroeconomics at Aix-Marseille University, affiliated with the Faculty of Economics and Management (FEG) and the CNRS's INSHS institute. His research focuses on macroeconomic policy, public economy, and crisis management, with recent work addressing pandemic response strategies during the COVID-19 crisis. He holds a PhD from the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (1997). Research Interests: Macroeconomic policy design and transmission mechanisms Public finance and fiscal redistribution effects Behavioral responses to rare/ extreme events (e.g., black swan avoidance in decision-making) Real-time epidemiological modeling for pandemic management Crisis economics and healthcare system stress testing His most notable recent contributions include developing novel frameworks for tracking viral transmission dynamics using test-adjusted reproduction numbers, and analyzing behavioral economics experiments on how animals (rats) process extreme risk scenarios. These methodologies have been applied to French demographic groups and regional lockdown policy assessments. Grants & Collaborations: His work integrates interdisciplinary approaches combining computational models with real-world public policy evaluation. Current projects involve cross-disciplinary teams from economics, epidemiology, and computational social science. He maintains a research lab at AMSE (Aix-Marseille School of Economics) focused on macroeconomic policy analysis and crisis modeling.

• Macroeconomics
• Public Economy
• Epidemiology
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David Crainich is a Full Professor at IÉSEG School of Management and Research Director at CNRS. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Facultés Universitaires Saint-Louis and HDR from University of Lille 1. His research focuses on risk theory, health economics, and behavioral decision-making. His work examines economic aspects of prevention incentives, diagnostic test valuation, and risk preferences in health decisions. He develops theoretical models to optimize health incentive programs and understand individual risk management strategies. Crainich's publications demonstrate strong focus on behavioral economics applications in healthcare, particularly financial incentive design for health behaviors and the economic valuation of personalized health information. His research combines theoretical rigor with experimental validation.

• Risk Theory
• Health Economics
• Behavioral Economics
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Corinne Faure is a Professor of Marketing at Grenoble Ecole de Management (France). She holds a PhD in Marketing from the University of Florida and is an ESSEC graduate. Her career spans institutions in France (HEC and ESSEC), Germany (European Business School and Goethe University Frankfurt), and the USA (Virginia Tech). Her research focuses on sustainable consumer behaviors and the acceptability of energy-efficient policies/technologies. She has published in top journals like International Journal of Research in Marketing, Journal of Product Innovation Management, and Ecological Economics. Her work integrates methodologies like discrete choice experiments and agent-based modeling to analyze policy impacts and consumer decision-making. Key research areas include energy literacy, consumer adoption of energy-efficient appliances, and the role of social factors (e.g., envy, trust) in policy acceptance. She serves as a reviewer for international journals and funding agencies, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches linking marketing, environmental science, and public policy.

• Sustainable Marketing
• Consumer Behavior
• Environmental Policy
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Marie-charlotte Guetlein is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Management & Technology, holding a PhD from ETH Zurich and a Master's from Sciences Po Paris. Her research focuses on analyzing individual and household decision-making processes related to technology adoption and energy efficiency policies. Key areas include behavioral biases influencing energy-efficient appliance choices, citizen investments in renewable energy communities, and the design of equitable subsidy mechanisms. Education: PhD from ETH Zurich Master's degree from Sciences Po Paris Research Interests: Household preferences for energy-efficient technologies Policy acceptability and behavioral nudges Cross-country comparisons in energy behavior Discrete choice experiments applied to sustainability challenges Her recent work highlights the impact of energy literacy, income levels, and envy dynamics on policy effectiveness. She has collaborated on multi-country studies investigating factors influencing citizen engagement in renewable energy initiatives. Advising & Grants: No advising or grant information explicitly provided in the source text. Labs/Teams: No lab or team affiliations mentioned in the available materials.

• Household Behavior
• Energy Efficiency Policy
• Technology Adoption
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Mr. Sylvain MARSAT is a University Professor at the University of Clermont Auvergne, affiliated with the IAE Clermont Auvergne - School of Management. He holds the position of Director of the CleRMa research laboratory and is a member of its scientific council. His primary research focuses on the intersection of finance and corporate social responsibility (CSR), including investor and manager behavior, stock market valuation, and extra-financial performance. His work also examines corporate governance, earnings management, and environmental penalties' impact on firm resilience. Key research themes include green equity investments, religiosity's influence on corporate behavior, and the role of eco-anxiety in investment decisions. His studies often analyze how environmental footprints and climate change exposure shape corporate strategies, particularly through carbon pricing mechanisms. International evidence underscores his exploration of ESG controversies, M&A transactions, and the trade-offs between CSR and financial resilience. While no scientific awards are explicitly mentioned in the text, his extensive publication record highlights contributions to understanding CSR's market valuation effects and ethical-financial interplays. As director of CleRMa, he leads interdisciplinary research initiatives in management and finance, emphasizing sustainability and corporate responsibility.

• Finance and Social Responsibility
• Investor and Manager Behavior
• Stock Market Valuation
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Tiziana Assenza is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Toulouse School of Economics , affiliated with Toulouse 1 Capitole University. Her research bridges theoretical models and observed economic behavior through experimental and computational methods. Current focus areas: Monetary policy communication, economics of disinformation, and household decision-making under uncertainty. Teaches Ph.D.-level Behavioral Macroeconomics and Agent-based Modeling courses at TSE and other European institutions. Her work explores how heterogeneous expectations shape macroeconomic outcomes, using lab and online experiments. Recent projects analyze fake news impacts on business cycles and cognitive load during crises. Contact: tiziana.assenza@tse-fr.eu

• Behavioral and Experimental Macroeconomics
• Computational Macroeconomics
• Behavioral Household Finance
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Lefort Jean-Philippe serves as a Lecturer at Paris Dauphine University, where he is affiliated with the LEDa research center (Laboratoire d'Economie de Dauphine). His academic work centers on theoretical economics with a specialized focus on decision-making under uncertainty and ambiguity, contributing significantly to the advancement of non-expected utility frameworks. His research spans Decision Theory , Ambiguity Modeling , and Game Theory , particularly examining neo-additive capacities, dynamic rationality, and probabilistic information processing. Key contributions include the development of generalized pricing rules under ambiguity, dynamic extensions of the Ellsberg paradox, and foundational work on belief updating mechanisms. His methodological approach integrates rigorous mathematical economics with experimental validation, yielding insights applicable to financial economics and strategic interaction analysis. Analysis of his publication trajectory (2008-2021) reveals consistent innovation in ambiguity modeling, with increasing focus on dynamic applications and financial contexts. His work demonstrates strong continuity in exploring how agents process probabilistic information under uncertainty, bridging theoretical economics with practical market phenomena through sophisticated non-additive probability frameworks. Lefort maintains active research collaboration within the LEDa center, contributing to its mission of advancing economic theory through interdisciplinary approaches that combine mathematical rigor with behavioral insights.

• Decision Theory
• Ambiguity in Economics
• Game Theory
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Yannick Gabuthy is a Professor of Economics at the Université de Lorraine, affiliated with the Faculty of Law, Economics, and Management where he serves as head of the Economics department. No specific educational background is provided in the text. His research specializes in law and economics, with particular focus on litigation analysis, dispute resolution mechanisms, and behavioral economics applications in legal contexts. He investigates topics including legal fee structures, settlement negotiations, whistleblowing incentives, and blockchain-based dispute systems. His publications demonstrate strong methodological diversity, employing game theory, experimental economics, and behavioral analysis to examine legal-economic interactions. Recent works explore severance payment impacts, blockchain dispute resolution, and strategic information disclosure in litigation. No scientific awards are mentioned in the materials. He has held visiting positions at the University of Marburg and University of Essex. As department head, he oversees economics education programs. He leads research on dispute resolution systems and coordinates work on new technologies and justice through the GDR Internet and Society workgroup.

• Law and Economics
• Dispute Resolution
• Experimental Economics
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Thomas Le Barbanchon is a Professor of Economics at Bocconi University, holding the Rodolfo Debenedetti Chair in Labor Economics since 2024. He serves as Director of the research center IGIER since January 2025 and maintains affiliations with CEPR, CREST, J-PAL, IZA, and IFS. His research focuses on labor economics, public finance, and econometrics, with significant contributions to understanding unemployment insurance, job search behavior, gender disparities, and labor market responses to pandemics. PhD in Economics from École Polytechnique (CREST-ENSAE), France M.Sc. in Economics from Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Spain His research explores labor economics through empirical and methodological lenses. Key areas include unemployment insurance effects , job search dynamics , and gender wage gap mechanisms . Recent work investigates AI-driven job matching, hiring difficulties, and wage-setting through his ERC-funded WeSET project (2025-2030). Articles span top journals like American Economic Journal: Applied Economics, Quarterly Journal of Economics, and Journal of Public Economics. Scientific awards include the 2022 Bocconi Impact Award , ERC Consolidator Grant (2024-2029) , and ERC Starting Grant (2018-2023) . He has advised numerous PhD students and led institutional roles at Bocconi, including hiring committees and program leadership. His work bridges rigorous econometric methods with real-world policy evaluation for France Travail, public employment service reforms, and education initiatives.

• Labor Economics
• Public Finance
• Econometrics
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Xavier GASSMANN is an Assistant Professor in the Marketing Department at Burgundy School of Business (BSB). His research focuses on organizational transformation, behavioral economics, decision-making, and risk/time preferences, often explored through experimental methodologies.

• Behavioral Economics
• Decision-Making
• Risk Preferences
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Sylvain Piron serves as Director of Studies at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS) in Paris, where he is a statutory member of the Centre de Recherches Historiques (CRH) and leads research within the AHLoMA (Historical Anthropology of the Long Middle Ages) group. He co-heads the Environmental Studies course since 2024 and maintains an active research and teaching profile focused on medieval intellectual history. His research spans medieval intellectual history from the 12th to 14th centuries, with particular expertise in Franciscan movements and their dissident forms, ecstatic experiences, prophecy, and the critical history of economic thought over the longue durée. His work demonstrates remarkable interdisciplinary breadth, connecting medieval religious thought with contemporary environmental humanities and political theory. Piron's extensive publication record reveals consistent scholarly engagement with medieval Franciscan thought, particularly the works of Pierre de Jean Olivi, whom he has edited and analyzed across multiple publications. His recent work shows increasing interest in environmental thought, both medieval and contemporary, as evidenced by his 2024 publication 'Vers une écologie franciscaine' and his co-headship of the Environmental Studies course. Grand prix des Rendez-vous de l'histoire de Blois (2016) for 'Dialectique du monstre. Enquête sur Opicino de Canistris' As a dedicated supervisor, Piron currently guides numerous doctoral students working on diverse aspects of medieval religious thought, Franciscan studies, and related fields. His editorial work includes serving as editor-in-chief of the electronic micro-journal Oliviana and co-director of Vues de l'esprit editions, demonstrating his commitment to scholarly communication and publication. Within the CRH, Piron contributes to the AHLoMA research group, which focuses on the historical anthropology of the long Middle Ages, providing an institutional framework for his interdisciplinary approach that bridges history, anthropology, and religious studies.

• Medieval Intellectual History
• Franciscan Studies
• History of Economic Thought
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Alara Tascioglu is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Business Analytics and Digital Transformation at ESCP Business School's Paris Campus. Her research focuses on optimizing digital nudges in product listings and improving decision-maker adherence to algorithm recommendations in digital settings. She holds a Ph.D. in Operations Management and Information Systems from Koç University (Istanbul) and a B.Sc. in Industrial Engineering from Columbia University (New York), with a minor in Computer Science. Prior to her academic career, she worked as a Senior Consultant at EY, specializing in strategy and marketing projects for retail, automotive, finance, textile, and telecommunication sectors. Her work has been presented at leading conferences such as POMS, INFORMS, and EWG Retail. She is actively engaged in experimental/empirical research to enhance decision-making processes through digital interventions.

• Business Analytics
• Digital Transformation
• Choice Optimization
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Youenn LOHEAC is an Associate Professor of Economics at Rennes School of Business (France) and a Fellow Researcher at the CREM (CNRS & University Rennes 1). His research focuses on Behavioral Economics, Experimental Economics, and Food Consumption, with particular attention to intertemporal decision-making, risk preferences, and consumer behavior. His work bridges theoretical and applied research, often employing experimental methods to study real-world scenarios. Notable contributions include studies on common pool resource management, hunger effects on decision-making, and the influence of social environments on risky behaviors. Collaborations with institutions like the CREM have enabled large-scale experimental projects, such as nationwide studies on resource management and engagement with the general public. His research also explores the interplay between nutritional information and consumer choices, reflecting interdisciplinary interests in health and food economics. Publications span journals like Ecological Economics , Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization , and Food Quality and Preference , highlighting methodological rigor and societal relevance. While no formal grants or awards are explicitly stated, his extensive collaborative work signals significant academic engagement.

• Behavioral Economics
• Experimental Economics
• Food Consumption and Choice
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Simon CORNÉE is a Professor of Economics at the University of Rennes, affiliated with the Faculty of Economic Sciences. He holds a research position at the Centre de Recherche en Economie et Management (CREM UMR CNRS 6211) and is an associated researcher at CERMi (CEBRIG / Université Libre de Bruxelles). He also serves as a co-editor of the Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics . His teaching responsibilities include courses on banking, governance, financial engineering, and solidarity finance at both undergraduate and graduate levels. His research focuses on social finance, governance, experimental economics, and the interplay between social and conventional banking systems. Key areas of investigation include financial intermediation, corporate finance, microfinance sustainability, and the role of soft information in credit risk assessment. He explores topics such as the environmental impact of cooperatives, long-term credit relationships, and institutional frameworks for social finance. Simon CORNÉE’s work bridges theoretical and applied economics, emphasizing empirical analysis through experimental methods and institutional comparisons. His contributions span policy-relevant studies on banking regulation, governance of common-property resources, and the macroeconomic implications of dual banking systems. His research is widely disseminated through peer-reviewed articles and collaborations with international institutions. He is based at the University of Rennes, located at 7, place Hoche, 35065 Rennes Cedex, France. His office is situated in Bureau 280 on the 2nd floor.

• Finance
• Corporate Finance
• Financial Intermediation
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Gervais THENET is a Full Professor at University of Rennes 1 (IGR-IAE Rennes). He serves as Director of Studies for performance management programs and Program Director for accounting/management tracks. Specializes in Management Control and Performance Measurement in service sectors Key methodologies: Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) Research Focus examines value creation in service companies, emphasizing sector-specific management control systems. His work spans banking, healthcare, and higher education sectors, addressing resource allocation, cost distribution, and efficiency measurement. Recent Publications (2016-2025) demonstrate DEA methodology applications in Vietnamese universities (2015), microfinance institutions (2007-2016), and food retail cost distribution (2016). His 2025 study analyzes African commercial banks' profitability and risk factors. Supervision Experience includes 7 PhD students across topics like intangible capital measurement (2019), medical-social institution management (2013), and Burkinabé cross-cultural control systems (2010). Administrative Roles include IGR-IAE Rennes Board member (since 2005) and leadership in recruitment committees for academic positions.

• Management Control
• Services
• Performance Measurement
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