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PhD Student
I hold a PhD in Economics from Paris-Saclay University and am currently a postdoctoral researcher in political economics at the Joint International Unit for Sustainability and Resilience – SOURCE (Paris-Saclay University, UVSQ, IRD). My research focuses on two sectors of the labour market: on the one hand, green jobs, which I study from a political economy perspective of development and figures, in relation to informality and just transitions in the economies of the Global South; on the other hand, scientific work, which I analyse through a political economy of science that focuses on scientific sovereignty, open science and inequalities in knowledge production.
I use quantitative, qualitative and bibliometric methods, as well as open data sets, to analyse employment and sustainability dynamics, while placing my work within a broader reflection on the conditions for a more equitable and open sustainable transition between the Global North and South.
Academic responsibilities
- Since 2024: Associate Editor of Development and Sustainability in Economics and Finance (DSEF)
- Since 2024: Curator and administrator of scientific data for UMI SOURCE and the DataSuds platform of the French National Research Institute for Sustainable Development (IRD), since 2024.
- Since 2022: Representative of doctoral students at the Doctoral School of Law, Economics, Management (DEM) of the University of Paris-Saclay.
- 2022-2024: Representative of doctoral students at UMI SOURCE.
Education and Qualifications
2021 - present: PhD in Economics at UMI SOURCE (Université Paris-Saclay, UVSQ, IRD)
2019 - 2021: Master’s in Political Economy and Institutions at the Université Paris-Saclay, specializing in Economics and Evaluation of Development and Sustainability (EEDS)
2016 - 2019: Bachelor’s in Philosophy at Sorbonne Université
2015 - 2018: Bachelor’s in Sociology at the Université Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
Research Areas
[1] Development Economics; Socio-economics; Green Economy; Ecological Economics; Sustainability; Resilience
[2] Global South; Developing Countries; Marginalized Economies; Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA); Small Island Economies (SIEs)
[3] Research Inequalities; Doctoral Inequalities
[4] Open Science; Sustainability Science
Competences
Statistical and Econometric Tools: R, Stata, Excel, GAMS.
Bibliographic and Bibliometric Tools: Zotero, Quarto, LaTeX, Bibliometrix, VOSViewer, Microsoft Office.
