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2025-26 is an exceptional year for our CNRS faculty members: the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) decided to award three of them career promotions.

Associate Professor at Sciences Po's Centre for Research on Social Inequalities (CRIS), Lucas is an economist and also an Affiliated faculty member of the Department.

The creation of a 3-month visiting chair is the latest research initiative of the CEPR to strengthen collaboration within the French and international economics research communities.

Every year the Centre for Economics, Policy, and History (CEPH) distinguishes an economic historian who has made a major contribution to the discipline.

A look back at the event organised in her memory with the CEPR on 10 December at Sciences Po.

Axelle's project "Rethinking the Efficiency Redistribution Trade-Off: Taxes, Transfers, and Household Inequality" (RETTHINQ) will begin January 1st.

The Philippe Martin Awards were created to perpetuate Philippe Martin's commitment to helping young researchers in economics

Meet Antoine Chapel, a graduate of the dual Master's programme in quantitative economics at Sciences Po and Paris 1, currently pursuing a PhD at Columbia University.

Sciences Po's Department of Economics is expected to recruit on two positions, one in Industrial Organisation (IO) and one open-field.

Meet our academic job market candidates: Naomi Cohen, Laure Goursat, Riddhi Kalsi, Valentin Marchal, and Aurélien Salas

We are currently hiring a Professor in Behavioral Economics, to start in September 2026

Three new ANR projects this Fall

In a VoxEU column and based on a new index outlined in their ScPo Economics Discussion Paper n° 2025-08, Kevin H. O'Rourke and co-author Roger Vicquery challenge the 'New Consensus'.

Congratulations to Dániel Gyetvai and Sophia Praetorius !

His column explores a hypothetical scenario in which the world is deprived of the dollar as its global safe asset.

How can fiscal policies be designed to reduce inequality without compromising economic growth? That is the question at the heart of Axelle Ferrière’s research.

L’Association Française de Science Économique (AFSE) has awarded a special mention in its 2025 prize for the best Dissertation Prize to Ségal Le Guern Herry for his Dissertation entitled ‘Essays on Behavioral Responses to Taxation.’

We are in the starting blocks for our annual summer workshops in economics - check out the programmes !

The Association Française de Science Économique (AFSE) announced the recipient of the 2025 edition of the Edmond Malinvaud Prize at the 73rd AFSE Annual Conference at ENS Paris-Saclay.