CRED/LEMMA PhD seminar

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The CRED-LEMMA PhD Seminar takes place approximately every two months, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

It brings together faculty members and PhD students from CRED and LEMMA and is held alternately at the premises of each research centre. At each seminar, one PhD student from each research centre presents their ongoing research.

The seminar is co-organised by José De Sousa (LEMMA) and Elena Dimitrescu (CRED).

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Upcoming seminars

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02/12/2026 : TBA

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Past seminars

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12/10/26

  • Irene Locci (CRED): "Buying Impunity: Compliance and Social Backlash under Unequal Enforcement"
  • Tom Robert (LEMMA): "Higher wages or earlier retirement? The effect of a status reform on hospital nurses' labor supply"

14/09/26

  • Florian Thierry-Coudon (CRED): "Inside Corporate Cartels' Organization: a network approach"
  • Lounes Ait Karrou (LEMMA): "Concessions, Coordination and the Deterrence of Protest"15/06/26
  • Dylan Alexra (CRED): "Toward Automation in Empirical Economics. Data, Code, and Validity"
  • Redha Chaba (LEMMA): "Military and Colonial Order in Algeria".  

07/05/26

  • Maxime Melard (CRED): "The Invisible Competition for Visibility : Platform’s Recommender System and Endogenous Switching Cost"
  • Kieran de Marcelus (LEMMA): "Competing Apart or Together? Gender, Performance, and Participation"

09/04/26

  • Irene Locci (CRED): "Rule-Following as a Signal of Trustworthiness: Experimental Evidence"
  • Alexandre Arnout (visiting, LEMMA): Allocating Communication Time in Electoral Competition", with Gaëtan Fournier

24/02/26

  • Joséphine Mayans (LEMMA): "The Impact of Introducing a One-Day Waiting Period on Ordinary Sick Leave in the French Local Civil Service: Evidence from Administrative Data" (Co-author:s Joseph Lanfranchi, Mohamed Ben Halima)
  • Antoine Baud (CRED):

24/11/25

  • Lucas Tuduri (LEMMA): "Theory-Based Projection on Episodic Memory: An Axiomatic Foundation"
  • Romane Anquetin (CRED): "When Eligibility is Not Enough: Lessons from France’s Energy Voucher Policy"

13/10/25

  • Mushegh Tovmasyan (LEMMA): "Trade and Firm-Level Adjustments to Geopolitical Shifts: Evidence from Armenia".
  • Florian Thierry-Coudon (CRED): "Topology of Collusion: an Empirical Analysis of Cartel Networks"

17/09/25

  • Mathis Sansu (LEMMA): "Gendered Wealth Trajectories across Union Dissolution"
  • Illan Barriola (CRED): "Electoral Inequalities and Outcomes in France: An Algorithmic Redistricting Approach”

21/05/2025

  • Antoine Baud (CRED)
  • Lucas Tuduri (LEMMA)

01/04/2025

  • Luc Fortin-Tyson (CRED)
  • Emmanuel Lagrée (LEMMA)

05/03/2025

  • Téa Toutounji (CRED): "The Gendered Lens of Justice: Bias in French Administrative Courts and Construction Permits
  • Pierre Andrews (LEMMA)

05/02/2025

  • Ilian Barriola (CRED): "The Death of Distance: Mobile Internet and Political Trust in Africa", co-écrit avec Redha CHABA (LEMMA)
  • Pierre Andrews (LEMMA)