Teaching Fellows (ATER) & Postdocs
TEACHING FELLOWS (ATER) 2019/20
Bastien ALVAREZ (PhD, ENS Paris Sclay)
Research areas: Economics of Monetary Unions; Labour Markets; Migrations
Email: bastien.alvarez@sciencespo.fr
Office: F 101
Consult Bastien ALVAREZ's web page
Stéphane BENVENISTE (PhD, AMSE)
Research areas: Social Mobility; Education; Political Economy
Email: bastien.alvarez@sciencespo.fr
Office: F 101
Consult Stéphane BENVENISTE's web page
Jérémy BOCCANFUSO (PhD, PSE)
Research areas: Macroeconomics; Behavioural Economics; Public Economics
Email: jeremy.boccanfuso@sciencespo.fr
Office: F 101
Consult Jérémy BOCCANFUSO's web page
Sophie CETRE (PhD, Sciences Po)
Research areas: Personnel Economics; Economics of Education
Email: sophie.cetre@sciencespo.fr
Office: F 101
Consult Sophie CETRE's web page
Florin CUCU (PhD, Sciences Po)
Research areas: International Trade; Urban Economics; Labour Economics
Email: florin.cucu@sciencespo.fr
Office: F 101
Consult Florin CUCU's web page
Ezgi OZSOGUT (PhD, PSE and Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne)
Research areas: International Macroeconomics; Financial Frictions; Income Inequality; Public Economics
Email: ezgi.ozsogut@sciencespo.fr
Office: F 101
Consult Ezgi OZSOGUT's web page
Ludovic PANON (PhD, Sciences Po)
Research areas: International Trade, Empirical IO
Email: ludovic.panon@sciencespo.fr
Office: F 101
Consult Ludovic PANON's web page
POSTDOCS 2019/20
Fei XU (Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow)
Fei XU is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department working on a research project entitled ANTICORPOL: New Dimensions and approaches to anti-corruption policy.
She was awarded her PhD in Economics from the University of Manchester in 2018.
Research areas: Microeconomic Theory, Contract Theory, Economics of Corruption, Political Economy, Innovation and Development, and Law and Economics
Office: F 101
Email: fei.xu@sciencespo.fr
Charlotte SAUCET (Postdoctoral Fellow)
Charlotte SAUCET is a Postdoctoral Fellow working with Jeanne HAGENBACH on her ERC project 'Motivated Reading of Evidence' (MOREV). Prior to joining the Department she was a member of GATE-CNRS in Lyon and ATER at the Toulouse School of Economics.
She holds a PhD in Economics from the École Normale Supérieure de Lyon.
Research areas: Behavioural and Experimental Economics - using experiments she investigates topics such as information avoidance, selective memory, moral reasoning and cognitive biases.
Office: TBA
Email: charlotte.saucet@hotmail.com
