I have held postdoctoral fellowships at Université Lumière Lyon 2, INRAE (Grenoble) and IÉSEG School of Management (Lille). Previously, I was a teaching and research assistant at the Université de Strasbourg and IAE Saint-Étienne. I hold a PhD in Economics from the Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne.
My research combines philosophy, experiments, and applications to explore the topics of welfare evaluation, fairness, rationality, and public policy. In particular, my research includes:
- Discussing the challenges of evaluating welfare when people do not conform to rationality principles with Valerio Buonomo, Malte Dold, Guilhem Lecouteux, and clarifying Sen’s theory of justice with Antoinette Baujard.
- Understanding people's adherence to rationality principles in the domains of risk, time, and social preferences, and developing innovative methods to measure social preferences with Thomas Epper.
- Measuring farmers' perceptions of risk and beliefs related to their crop production in order to design behavioural public policy for pesticide reduction, with Paolo Crosetto and Mahdi Mekedem.