Trade seminar Paris school of economics, INRA and Sciences-Po: Lorenzo Caliendo (Yale) - July 9

"The Anatomy of French Production Hierarchies"

Date: Tue, 2013/07/09 - 14:30 - 16:00
Location: Sciences Po – Salle Caquot (28 rue des Saints-Pères – 75007 Paris)
Link :http://econ.sciences-po.fr/

The trade Seminar webpage

Summer Break

Econ News next issue on September with new seminars and events. Have a nice summer!

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Philippe Martin is leaving the chair of the department

In 2009, Philippe created the department of economics at Sciences Po and in 4 year, he managed to lead the department to the highest standards of academic research and scholarship.

We are all grateful to him for his great involvement in the successful growth and development of the department.

The term of office comes to an end for Philippe but he will stay at the department, as a professor, and will focus on his research, whereas starting from September, Jean-Marc Robin will become the new chairman of the department.

Thank you Philippe!

Read the interview with Philippe Martin (attachment)

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The department of economics welcomes new administrative staff members

Melissa Mundell

Melissa Mundell has worked at Sciences Po for the past six years. Project-oriented, she helped create the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) in parallel to academic advising - for three Master programmes, notably the Master in International Economic Policy - and coordinating admissions to PSIA. Last year she headed up graduate admissions to Sciences Po and piloted a major reform of the national admissions procedure. Prior to Sciences Po, Melissa worked as project manager for a study on the interconnection between culture and education commissioned by the European Union at the Pôle universitaire européen de Lorraine. Upon immigrating to France from Canada (Montreal), she undertook her studies at the University of Nancy II, specialising in comparative human rights, constitutional and anti-discrimination law (EU/USA/Canada) at the doctoral level. Melissa has taught European human rights law as well as European Union law and politics at Sciences Po's campus in Nancy and was ATER at the University of Nancy II.

Pauline Bensoussan

Before joining Sciences Po, Pauline worked during 5 years at PlaNet Finance, a French NGO specialized in microfinance. She was in charge of PlaNet University, the PlaNet Finance knowledge department and was as well the project director of a European Project named University Meets Microfinance supported by European Commission, GIZ and AFD. In 2008, she obtained a doctorate in Latin American societies studies from the Institut des Hautes Etudes de l'Amérique Latine (Paris 3 – Sorbonne Nouvelle) and Universidade Federal da Bahia (Brazil). Her research was focused on rural credit in the Brazilian northeast region. Since 2008, she has been teaching microfinance courses in various Universities and Business Schools in France.

Michelle N'Cho

Michelle N’CHO will be an Administrative Assistant at the Departement of Economics from July, 22nd.
Before joining the Department of Economics, Michelle worked at the Paris School of International Affairs for the International Development Master and Environment, Sustainable Development and Risks Master.

Michelle has been working at Sciences Po since 7 years, she has a great knowledge of our institution.

A selection of job and internship offers by the department's partners (copie)

Internship - Société générale - Financial controller

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