Thesis in progress
Doctoral fellow in sociology, LIEPP/CSO
Alexis Aulagnier is a Doctoral fellow in Sociology (CSO/LIEPP).
Doctoral fellow in economics, Université d'Orléans / LIEPP affiliate
Graduate from Sciences Po/Bocconi Double Degree and a Master Research in Economics at Paris Dauphine University, Montserrat is currently pursuing a PhD degree in Economics at the University of Orléans under the supervision of Alexis Direr. Her PhD dissertation studies wealth inequality through a demographics and fiscal approach.
Doctoral fellow in Sociology, OSC / LIEPP affiliate
After graduating from a research master in Sociology at Sciences Po, Célia joined the OSC and LIEPP laboratories in september 2018 for a PhD in Sociology under the supervision of Anne Revillard and Philippe Coulangeon. Her study focuses on the incidence of various impairments (motricity, sensorial, intellectual, psychological limitations) on the social position of adults who have experienced them since their childhood. This research adopts a mixed-method approach.
Doctoral fellow in sociology, LIEPP/OSC
After graduating from ENSAE ParisTech (the French National School of Statistics and Economic Administration) and obtaining her Masters degree in Sociology at Sciences Po, Louise began her PhD in sociology at the LIEPP and OSC laboratories under the supervision of Dr. Mirna Safi. Her work seeks to improve understandings of the dynamics of migration and mobility in France in order to provide insight for designing and evaluating more effective migration policies.
Doctoral fellow in Economics, LIEPP/Departement of Economics
Pierre began a PhD in September 2014 under the supervision of Thierry Mayer. He graduated from Sciences Po with a master degree in Economics and Public Policy.
Doctoral fellow in Economics, Sciences Po Departement of Economics / LIEPP affiliate
Edgard Dewitte is a PhD candidate in Economics at SciencesPo, working on a thesis entitled "Essays on the Economics of Democracy" under the supervision of Julia Cagé. His research interests include Political Economy, Economic History and Development Economics. He holds a master's degree in Anthropology & Development from the London School of Economics, and BAs in Business Engineering (Solvay), Philosophy and Anthropology from Université Libre de Bruxelles.
Doctoral fellow in Political Science, CEE / LIEPP affiliate
Anja Durovic is currently a Doctoral fellow in Political Science, under the joint supervision of Vincent Tiberj and Nonna Mayer, at Sciences Po (CEE). Her research concentrates mainly on the comparative analysis of gender inequalities in political participation in Europe as well as on the examination of the ways in which welfare systems can impact such participatory gender inequalities. Anja holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and Public Law from the University of Mannheim and graduated with a Master’s degree in Comparative Political Sociology from Sciences Po in 2015. During her studies at the University of Mannheim, she worked as research assistant for the “German Longitudinal Election Study” (GLES) and the research project “The Politics of Mobilization: National Parties and EU Decision-making” at the Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (MZES).
Doctoral fellow in Political Science at Stanford University / LIEPP affiliate
Mathilde is a PhD Candidate in the Political Science department at Stanford University. Her advisors are Jens Hainmueller and David Laitin. In her dissertation, Mathilde examines who gets refugee status in France, as well as how features of the asylum process affect integration prospects of refugees. She obtained access from the French National Archives to 10,000 asylum applications filed at the French Asylum Office (Ofpra) between 1952 and 2014.
Doctoral fellow in Sociology, OSC / LIEPP affiliate
After graduating from the Master in Sociology and Social Research at the University of Trento, Marta began her PhD in sociology at the OSC and LIEPP laboratories under the supervision of Carlo Barone. Her study focuses on the relationship between economic instability and early skills development. Using the longitudinal study ELFE, first, she will assess the descriptive patterns of this relation and how they differ by parental social position. Second, she will investigate the mechanisms that account for this link, in order to facilitate the design of future public policies.
Doctoral fellow in sociology, LIEPP/OSC
Graduated from the Master in Economic and Social Sciences at Bocconi University in 2016, Federico joined the LIEPP and the Observatoire Sociologique du Changement (OSC) in September 2017, where he is pursuing his PhD in Sociology under the supervision of Emanuele Ferragina. In his dissertation, Federico explores the relations between labour market outsiderness and informal care regimes in Europe.
Doctoral fellow in Economics, Sciences Po Departement of Economics / LIEPP affiliate
Jean-Louis Keene is a PhD student with the Department of Economics at Sciences Po. His current fields of research include health and development economics, with a focus on access to healthcare and health seeking behaviour.
Doctoral fellow in Sociology, OSC / LIEPP affiliate
After studies in social sciences at the ENSAE and the ENS Cachan, Olivier Monso joined the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies, then in 2011 the Education Ministerial Statistical Department. He is expert in the analysis of educational inequalities. He is involved in several studies on the comparison between public and private sector, social segregation and territorial inequalities in education. He also works on building methodological tools for studying and managing the educational system.
Doctoral fellow in Economics, Sciences Po Departement of Economics / LIEPP affiliate
Elisa Mougin is a PhD candidate at the Department of Economics of Sciences Po under the supervision of Julia Cagé and Roberto Galbiati. She holds a Master’s degree in Economics and Public Policies from Sciences Po. She specialized in development economics and political economy ; her research focuses on the implications of the transformations of the media landscape on socio-political outcomes in sub-Saharan Africa. In her projects, she studies the impacts of greater access to new media such as television or Internet on socio-political attitudes, or the effects of media liberalization of the production of information.
Doctoral fellow in sociology, LIEPP/CSO
Anne Moyal is a doctoral fellow in sociology, attached to the Center for the Sociology of Organizations and the LIEPP.
Doctoral fellow in Sociology, LIEPP/OSC
Quentin is a first-year PhD student in sociology under the direction of Marco Oberti, and is working both with the LIEPP and the OSC laboratories. His areas of focus are urban inequalities, mechanisms of socio-spatial segregation and methods of cohabitation.
Doctoral fellow in Political Science, CEE / LIEPP affiliate
After three years of preparatory class in literature studies, Mélissa had undertaken Master degree of Public Affairs in the faculty of political science before joining the research Master of political science with speciality of Comparative Political Sociology. Since 2014, she conducts a doctoral thesis, supervised by Virginia Guiraudon and Anne Barrère, on The General and Professional Adapted Teaching/Les enseignements Généraux et Professionnels Adaptés (EGPA) linked with her previous master's degree research. Having a qualification as associate of modern art, She puts educational institutions as her concerns and is interested in inequality related issues.
Doctoral fellow in Economics, LIEPP/Economics Department of Sciences Po
Julien Pascal joined the LIEPP in 2016 to complete his PhD in Economics under the supervision of Jean-Marc Robin.
Doctoral fellow in political science, Université Paris 2 Panthéon Assas and Sciences Po / LIEPP affiliate
Titulaire d'un Master Recherche en Management des organisations et des politiques publiques (Ecole des Mines de paris/Ecole supérieure de commerce de paris/Université paris 10/Ecole polytechnique de Paris) obtenu avec la mention Bien, Eric Rene Tientcheu est actuellement doctorant en sciences politiques sous la co-direction d'Yves Surel, Professeur Université Paris 2 Panthéon Assas, et de Bruno Palier, directeur LIEPP.
Doctoral fellow in Political Science at Oxford University/Affiliated to LIEPP
Chloé Touzet is a PhD student at Oxford University.
Doctoral fellow in economics, Sciences Po Department of Economics / LIEPP affiliate
Camille graduated from Master of Economics and Public Policy at Sciences Po in 2016. She is now a PhD candidate under the supervision of Etienne Wasmer since September 2016.
Doctoral fellow in Economics at CREST-Ecole Polytechnique / LIEPP affiliate
After graduating from HEC Business School and ENSAE (Master in Economics), Clémence began her PhD in economics at CREST-Ecole Polytechnique under the supervision of Pierre Boyer and Bruno Crépon.
Doctoral fellow in Economics, LIEPP/Department of Economics
Max Viskanic is pursuing his PhD in the LIEPP and Sciences Po Economics Department since 2017 under the supervision of Roberto Galbiati and Sergei Guriev. Originally from Italy, he holds a BSc in Philosophy and Economics from the London School of Economics as well as a Master in Economics from Sciences Po. Before joining the LIEPP he followed graduate courses at the Stockholm School of Economics as well as gained working experience in the private and public sectors.
Doctoral fellow in political science, LIEPP/CEE
Paulus Wagner’s research at LIEPP-Sciences Po focuses on connections between changes in welfare regimes and voting for radical and populist political parties amongst « advanced liberal democracies » during the 2010s.
Thesis completed
Doctoral fellow in political science, LIEPP/CEE (2012 - 2015)
(thesis defended in January 2017)
Camille Allé defended her thesis ""Les politiques des finances locales : transformations des relations financières central/local en France (1970-2010)" in January 2017.
Doctor in Economics, LIEPP/Departement of Economics
(thesis defended on June 2018)
Odran Bonnet is currently a Phd Student in Economics who works under the supervision of Denis Fougère and Alfred Galichon.
Doctoral fellow in Political Science, CEE / LIEPP affiliate
(thesis defended in November 2017)
Mirjam Dageförde is Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute (EUI) and Associated Researcher at Sciences Po. Her dissertation (Sciences Po) “Evaluating representation from citizens’ perspective: concepts of congruence, context and Europeans’ representational judgments” combines representation theory, research on political parties, public opinion and congruence. She is particularly interested in citizens’ perceptions and citizens’ evaluation of representation in Europe. Furthermore, she focuses on France and Germany.
Doctoral fellow in economics, LIEPP/Department of Economics
(thesis defended in October 2018)
Graduate from ENSAE ParisTech and SciencesPo, Jean-Benoit has started his PhD in October 2015 under the supervision of Etienne Wasmer. His work aims at understanding the links between housing and labour markets. In particular, he studies spatial mismatch and its impact on youth unemployment.
Doctor in Economics, LIEPP/Department of Economics Sciences Po
(thesis defended in 2017)
Pierre Gouédard was LIEPP/Department of Economics Phd student from 2012 to 2017. He worked under the joint supervision of Denis Fougère and Etienne Wasmer on issues related to the higher education sector and on the French retirement reform for teachers, which occured in 2003.
Doctoral fellow in Economics, Department of Economics (2013 - 2016) / LIEPP affiliate
(thesis defended in December 2016)
Léa Toulemon defended her thesis: "Job quality, Health Insurance and the Price of Medical Products: Essays in Applied Economics" in December 2016.
Doctoral fellow in economics, Sciences Po Department of Economics / LIEPP affiliate
(Thesis defended in March 2018)
After graduating from ENSAE ParisTech and obtaining a Master’s Degree in Economics and Public Policy (Ecole Polytechnique –ENSAE-Sciences Po), Paul began a PhD in Economics in the Department of Economics of Sciences Po in September 2014, under the supervision of Prof. Yann Algan.
