Research Group Directors
Professor
Director of the Educational Policies Research Group - LIEPP
Research :
- Social inequalities in education: the role of family background, gender and ethnicity.
- Labor market returns to education and the role of education for social mobility in dynamic and comparative perspective
- Experiments in educational research, educational policies and policy impact evaluation
- The validation of educational and occupational classifications for comparative social stratification research
Director of the Health Policies Research Group - LIEPP.
Scientific coordinator of the Sciences Po-FNSP Health Studies Chair, co-director of the "Health" subject at the "Presses" of Sciences Po.
Henri Bergeron is the director of the Health Policies Research Group of LIEPP, the co-director of the "Health Domain" of Sciences Po Press Relations and the scientific coordinator of the Health Chair of Sciences Po-FNSP.
Assistant Professor of Economics at Sciences Po
Co-director of LIEPP "Evaluation of Democracy" Research Group
Co-director of LIEPP's "Evaluation of Democracy" reserach group since 2018, Julia Cagé is Assistant Professor of Economics in the Department of Economics (Sciences Po). She is also affiliated researcher at the Center for Economic Research and Policy Research (CEPR).
Maître de conférences in Economics
Co-director of the LIEPP "Socio-fiscal Policies" Research Group
Clément Carbonnier is Co-Director of the LIEPP "Socio-fiscal Policies" Research Group. He is a lecturer in economics at the University of Cergy-Pontoise, a researcher at THEMA and a scientific advisor to the CAE.
Assiate Professor at CEE-Sciences Po
Co-director of LIEPP "Evaluation of Democracy" Research Group
Emiliano Grossman is associate professor of politics at Sciences Po, working at the Centre d'études européennes and the co-director of LIEPP's "Evaluation of Democracy" Research Group.
Director of Environmental Poicies
Charlotte Halpern est docteure en science politique, chercheure au Centre d’études européennes et de politique comparée de Sciences Po. Spécialiste de l’action publique comparée, ses travaux portent sur les transformations de l’action publique, analysées dans une perspective comparée, principalement en Europe (Royaume-Uni, France, Allemagne et Union européenne) et en Amérique du Sud (Pérou), et au croisement de trois perspectives : le Gouvernement et l’action publique, les conflits politiques et sociaux et l’évolution du rapport Etat-marché.
CNRS researcher at the Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne
Co-director of LIEPP "Discriminations et politiques catégorielles" Research Group
Morgane Laouénan is a CNRS researcher at the Centre d'Economie de la Sorbonne. She is specialized in Labor Economics and Applied Microeconomics. She was a junior researcher at LIEPP between December 2014 and december 2015 to manage a Research Group on Discriminations.
Assistant Professor, LIEPP/CEE
Co-director of LIEPP "Socio-fiscal Policies" Research Group
Nathalie Morel joined LIEPP in September 2014 as an assistant professor in political sciences. Affiliated with the Centre d’Etudes Européennes since 2010 and with LIEPP since 2012, she is also co-director of the “Socio-fiscal Policies” Research Group at LIEPP.
Professor associate, LIEPP/OSC
Director of Development of LIEPP, Co-director of LIEPP "Discriminations and Social Inequalities" Research Group
Anne Revillard is associate professor of sociology. She is a member of the Observatoire sociologique du changement (OSC). Her research focuses on the interplay between law, policy/politics and the contemporary transformations of systems of inequality linked to gender and disability.
Assistant Professor of Economics, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Co-director of "Socio-fiscal Policies" Research Group
Michaël Zemmour is a lecturer at the University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and co-director of LIEPP's "Socio-fiscal Policies" Research Group. His research focuses on the political economy of social state financing. His works explore three main directions:
i) The use of tax expenditures and social niches in social and employment policies in France and in Europe;
ii) the economic and political links between progressivity of the levies, the levy rates and redistribution;
(iii) the evolution of social contributions in the financing of social protection in Europe.
