Les chercheurs
Postdoctoral Research Fellow, REF-SANTE project
Matthias Brunn is a post-doctoral researcher at the LIEPP and associated with the CEPEL research unit, department of political science, University of Montpellier/CNRS. Matthias Brunn is part of the research team of the "Genesis of Medical Entry Reform" component of the REF-SANTE project.
Research Assistant - Évaluer des interventions complexes : le cas de la Politique d’animation de la vie sociale
Héloïse Lucas is a research assistant on the project “Evaluating complex interventions: the case of the Social Life Animation Policy” both led by the LIEPP and the French State agency “Caisse Nationale d’Allocations Familiales” (CNAF). Supervised by Anne Revillard, Héloïse is in charge of the design and implementation of evaluation methods regarding complex interventions of a social policy. She previously carried out studies and evaluations in the field of integration and youth policies at the Ministry of Education and as a consultant.
Postdoctoral Researcher
Matteo Mandelli is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at LIEPP where he is currently developing a project on socio-ecological risks, under the guidance of Bruno Palier and Charlotte Halpern. He holds a PhD in Political Studies from the University of Milan and he is board member of the Sustainable Welfare and Eco-social Policy Network. At its core, his research investigates the politics of just transition policies in Europe.
Research Assistant - Le rôle du foncier dans les marchés immobiliers
Julia Paul-Venturine is a PhD Candidate at the Paris School of Economics (PSE) and Paris 1 University, under the supervision of Laurent Gobillon (PSE) and Pierre-Philippe Combes (Sciences Po). Starting in September 2023, she is also a research assistant at the LIEPP (Sciences Po). Her work is supported by Fondation Palladio. She visited Wharton during Spring 2023.
Research Assistant - Towards A Welfare State At +4 Degrees? Rethinking Social Protection In The Light Of Environmental Disasters
Elsa Persant is a research assistant on the project Towards A Welfare State At +4 Degrees? Rethinking Social Protection In The Light Of Environmental Disasters”, a partnership between LIEPP and the Mission Recherche (MiRe) of the Direction de la Recherche, des Études, de l'Évaluation et des Statistiques (DREES). Under the direction of Anne-Laure Beaussier and Tom Chevalier, she takes part in the literature review and the compilation of country profiles in order to establish the database and conceptualisation of the project's concepts. Previously, she completed a master's degree at Sciences Po's Ecole des Affaires Publiques, specialising in Social Policy and Social Innovation, as well as a master’s thesis on the mechanisms of population vulnerability to the rising hazards of climate change.
Project manager - PRESPOL
Juliette Pinon is the project manager of PRESPOL (Promoting the Economic Autonomy of People with disabilities through Employment and Social Policy), led by the LIEPP. Initiated in 2024 as part of France 2030’s Priority Research Program on Autonomy, this five-year project (April 2024–March 2029) aims to enhance the economic autonomy of people with disabilities through a comparative, interdisciplinary, and participatory approach. Under the direction of Anne Revillard, Juliette oversees the overall management and coordination of PRESPOL, which involves a team of researchers from CNRS and CNAM (Lise, UMR 3320), EHESP (Arènes, UMR 6041), University of Lille (Ceraps, UMR 8026), and Gustave Eiffel University (ERUDITE, EA 437), along with non-academic partners from the employment and disability sectors. As a doctoral candidate in management sciences at IAE Paris I, Juliette’s research and professional experiences focus on inclusion policies for people with disabilities, particularly within the framework of sports and cultural events.
Postdoctoral Researcher
Léo Vigny is a postdoctoral researcher in economics at the LIEPP, Science Po Paris. He is currently working on a research project with Bruno Palier and the IRES to compare state aid in the European Union. He has a PhD in economics from Sorbonne Paris Nord University on the trajectories and determinants of public spending in Europe. His research focuses on public finance and public policy in Europe.
