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University Marie and Louis Pasteur is offering 3 Assistant Professor positions in Economics for the 2026 campaign. ‘Econometrics’, with registration in one of the 3 CRESE areas of focus(teaching (…)

Emmanuel PETERLÉ, Associate Professor in Economics, member of CRESE, defended his HDR on December, 4, at the UFR SJEPG (Besançon), on the theme of “Behavioral Law & Economics Experimental and Econometric (…)

In 2025, CRESE celebrates its 40th anniversary: four decades of research in economics, combining theoretical and empirical approaches. To mark this anniversary, we are organising a special day on (…)

Annick Laruelle is a Social Choice and Game Theory specialist. She will stay at CRESE during September. For more informations: https://www.ikerbasque.net/es/annick-laruelle Photo Credit: Mikel Mtz. de Trespuentes (…)

The work carried out as part of the REEL.i Chair (Renewable Energy Economics and Law for industry) analyses the economic and legal issues associated with the development of renewable (…)

Lucien Ahouangbe, currently an ATER at the University of Orléans, has been recruited as an Ass. Prof. with a research focus on development economics, environmental economics, international economics and (…)

Clinton Gubong Gassi (PhD under supervision of Mostapha Diss and Issofa Moyouwou) (https://sites.google.com/view/clintongubonggassi) and Léa Munich (PhD under supervision of Sylvain Béal and Yannick Gabuthy) (https://sites.google.com/view/lea-munich-homepage/home) have just been (…)

CRESE is pleased to present its new website. In addition to the aesthetic improvements, it was important to accurately report on: the work of our members (nearly 530 entries, (…)

Vincent Bertrand (CRESE, EDEN.i Network) took part in the RECS Energy Certificate Association’s annual conference on April 8 and 9. (…)

CRESE is delighted and honored to welcome Annick Laruelle and Bertrand Tchantcho as visiting professors for the 2025/2026 academic year. Annick Laruelle is Full Professor at Universidad del Pais (…)

CRESE is proposing a PhD subject for the 2025 ministerial doctoral campaign “The macroeconomic consequences of volatile agricultural commodity prices” under the supervision of Fabien LABONDANCE and Jean-Baptiste BONNIER (…)