An article on Cynthia Srnec research about platforms workers
In a article for The Conversation, Cynthia Srnec and her co-authors explores the controversies surrounding social dialogue for platform workers in France. Classified as self-employed, these workers are in principle […]
Policy report on appartment certification by Guillaume Chapelle
In a new policy report, Guillaume Chapelle analyzes the spread and economic effects of apartment certification in the French private housing market. Using an original dataset combining information on apartment […]
Thema PhD Defenses Janaury-March 2026
Thema is pleased to announce the defense of the following dissertations: Mahaut de Villeneuve Bargemon, Three Essays in Environmental MicroeconomicsSupervised by: Wilfried Sand-ZantmanJanuary 13rd, at 2pm in Salle T001, ESSEC […]
Economic consequences of vertical mismatch – Thepthida Sopraseuth
Thepthida Sopraseuth, together with Pietro Garibaldi and Pedro Gomes, has recently published in open access her new research on vertical mismatch in Quantitative Economics. Vertical mismatch occurs when high-skilled workers […]
The Economics of Inequality and the Environment – Lutz Sager
Lutz Sager has recently published a new paper in the Journal of Economic Literature entitled “The Economics of Inequality and the Environment”. Distributional tensions around environmental policy are now hard […]
L’IA et l’emploi – Grégory Verdugo
Grégory Verdugo, professor at CYU and member of the THEMA has just published a new book in French about AI and employment. The book has been covered by Le Monde […]
Nicolas Woloszko awarded the 4th Prize in Economics by the Chancellerie des Universités de Paris.
We are delighted to announce that Nicolas Woloszko, a former PhD student at THEMA supervised by Guillaume Chapelle and Laurence Jacquet, has been awarded the 4th Prize in Economics by […]
Ezio Tarantelli Annual Prize won by Stefania Marcassa
Stefania Marcassa has just won the Ezio Tarantelli Annual Prize for the best paper presented at the Italian Association of Labour Economics. Her paper Migration, Social Change, and the Early […]
Hippolyte d’Albis on the economic cost of political instability in France – Les Echos
Hippolyte d’Albis, professor at ESSEC and member of the THEMA has just published a column in Les Echos, wondering what is the economic cost of political instability in France.
Thema is delighted to host eight new members
As we begin the September 2025 academic year, THEMA is delighted to welcome six new academic members and two new administrative team member. New Academic Members: New Administrative Member: We […]
