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Scientific Advisor at CEPII Associate Professor of Economics at ESCP Business School Professor at Ecole Polytechnique / Research Affiliate at CREST Research Interests: macro-finance international macro inequalities computational economics

Farid Toubal is scientific advisor at CEPII. He is Professor of Economics at University Paris-Dauphine -- PSL His research mainly focuses on multinational activities, international trade and migration. Multinational Activities International Trade Migration

Ariell Reshef est conseiller scientifique au CEPII. Il est Directeur de Recherche au Centre d'Économie de la Sorbonne (CES, UMR 8174) and Associate Member at the Paris School of Economics. Homepage: http://www.parisschoolofeconomics.com/reshef-ariell/home.htm

Scientific advisor Professor at the Paris School of Economics, University Paris 1 Patnéon-Sorbonne Directeur of the department "dynamics" of the Migration Institute Development Economics, International Economics, Economics of Migration

Lionel Ragot is a Scientific Advisor for the program Emerging Economies / International Migrations. Migrations

Joaquim Oliveira Martins is Counsellor at CEPII Special Advisor, EU Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms Lecturer, University Paris Dauphine-PS Member of the Leadership Council of the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN), UN President of the Board, Centre for International Research and Economic Modelling (CIREM), CEPII https://authors.repec.org/pro/pol2/ http://ssrn.com/author=151928 https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Joaquim_Oliveira_Martins   Special Advisor, EU Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms        2021 – … - To provide advice and knowledge in the field of Cohesion policy, synergies between Cohesion and innovation and entrepreneurship, regional development and growth.    Counsellor, Centre Etudes Prospectives et Informations Internationales (CEPII, Paris)         2020 – … Deputy-Director, OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions and Cities        2018 –2020 - Co-leadership and management of the CFE Centre (140+ staff) in charge of Entrepreneurship, SME policies; Regional, Rural and Urban policies.    Special Advisor, OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs, Regions and Cities        2017 – 2018 - In charge of advising the Director of the CFE Centre on developing an integrated approach between Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Regional policies.    Head of Division, OECD Regional Development Policy Division        2009 – 2017 - Managing a division producing Country Reviews of Regional, Urban and Rural Policies, and thematic studies on Regional Growth and Convergence, Innovation and Multi-level Governance. Head of Division, OECD Structural Economic Statistics Division        2007 - 2009 - Managing a division producing analysis and data on International Trade in Goods & Services, Measurement of Globalisation, Entrepreneurship and Business Statistics, Productivity Statistics, Labour and Population Statistics. Senior Economist, OECD Economics Department        1994 - 2007 - Head of Projects on The Policy Determinants of Investment in Tertiary Education, Health and Long-term OECD Public Expenditure Projections and Impact of Ageing on Growth (2004-07) - Head of Desk responsible for the Economic Surveys of Brazil, Chile, the Baltic States, Slovenia, the Slovak Republic and Romania (1996-2003) - Head of Projects on Competition, Regulation and Performance and Policy Response to the Threat of Global Warming (1994-95) Economist, OECD Economics Department                            1991 - 1993 - Contributor to reports on the Costs of reducing Carbon Emissions (co-author of the OECD GREEN model, an economic-environmental world general equilibrium model), Distribution systems in OECD countries and, Trade, Market structure and Industry wages        Research Fellow, Centre d'Études Prospectives et d'Informations Internationales (CEPII, Paris)                                                1982 - 1990 - Various projects on Balance of Payments analysis, Service trade, International Competition in manufacturing industries, International trade modelling, Economic Development in the Asia-Pacific region Associate Researcher, CEPII                            1981 - 1982 - Construction of a World Harmonised database on Balance of Payments (CHELEM-BoP)

Éric Monnet is scientific advisor to the CEPII. I am an economic historian and macroeconomist seeking to better understand how the evolution of finance, state intervention in credit markets, central banking and the international monetary system has shaped European economies since the 19th century. Understanding where we come from should be an essential contribution to current policy debates. My work aims at being interdisciplinary and showing how historical methods can inform and challenge economic thinking. I share this goal with my colleagues of the François Simiand Center for social and economic history at the Paris School of Economics & EHESS. I am editor of La Vie des Idées/Books & Ideas, a social sciences website in French and English - supported by the Collège de France - which publishes book reviews and original essays for the general public. Please be in touch if you wish to contribute. Links to my articles also lead to original datasets that I constructed and that are available on journals' websites or other repositories. Do not hesitate to contact me if you are looking for additional data, or information about them. I am in the process of making all data from my book Controlling Credit available as well. Before 2019, I worked for 6 years for the Eurosystem, as an economist at the Banque de France. I was part of the teams in charge of producing forecasts (on France) and economic analyses (especially on housing investment and prices, then on euro area architecture) . I am now a consultant at the Banque de France on issues related to the international monetary system (starting Dec. 2020). I am a member of the editorial boards of Explorations in Economic History and la Revue d'histoire moderne et contemporaine.

Valérie Mignon is scientific advisor to the CEPII. She is also co-editor of the CEPII's academic journal International Economics. Holding a Ph.D. in Economics, Valérie Mignon is professor at the University of Paris Nanterre, where she teaches macroeconomics dynamics, international finance, and econometrics. After having been the director of the EconomiX research centre (UMR 7235 of the CNRS) for nine years (2011-2020), she is responsible for the International macroeconomics, banking and financial econometrics team of this same centre and director of the Master in International Economics and Macroeconomic Policy at the University of Paris Nanterre. President of the 5th section of the National Council of Universities (CNU), she is also scientific advisor to the CEPII, co-managing editor of the academic journal International Economics (Elsevier), member of the Cercle des économistes and president of the French Economic Association (AFSE). Her research focuses primarily on macroeconomics and international finance, exchange rate dynamics, oil and energy markets, and econometrics. She has published approximately 100 articles in peer-reviewed journals and several books. Econometrics Macroeconomics International Finance

Jacques Melitz is an Advisor withe the CEPII. Professor of Economics, he worked for many years at the Centre de Recherche en Economie et Statistique (CREST) and at the Institut d'Etudes Politiques in Paris. He has held visiting positions at Harvard and Princeton Universities, has consulted for the OECD, the European Commission, the Federal Reserve, the International Monetary Fund, and the Swedish Government Commission on Monetary Union. He was managing editor of the Annales de l'INSEE from 1977 to 1983, served a six-year term on the board of editors of the European Economic Review from 1991 to 1997, is currently on the editorial boards of the German Economic Review and the Open Economies Review, and has been a research fellow of the CEPR since 1986. He is the author of one book, the co-editor of three other books, and has published over 50 refereed articles and numerous chapters in edited works. International Money and finance International macroeconomics European Monetary System

Thierry Mayer is currently professor of economics at Sciences-Po (http://econ.sciences-po.fr/staff/thierry-mayer). He also is a scientific advisor in CEPII, and a research fellow in the International Trade / Regional Economics programme at CEPR. His research is primarily focused on economic geography, trade theory and empirics as well as on foreign direct investment determinants. His recent publications include research on the impact of globalization on armed conflicts, as well as papers looking at the diffusion of cultural patterns across space. He also published theoretical and empirical analysis of locations choices by multinational firms, studying in particular the extent and determinants of agglomeration patterns. His most frequently cited research includes empirical studies on the level and causes of market fragmentation in the European Union. His research was rewarded by a number of distinctions in France, including the bronze medal of the CNRS. International Trade Geographical Economy Direct Investment

Co-Editor of International Economics Personal website

Christophe Gouel has a PhD in economics from the Ecole Polytechnique. He is scientific advisor at CEPII and works within the scientific program “Trade policy modeling”. His works concerns mainly trade policies, agricultural policies and the MIRAGE model development. Christophe Gouel is an economist at INRA. He worked at the World Bank (2011-2012) and at CEPII (2006-2008) on the coordination of trade policies and their impact on agricultural price dynamics. Trade policy modeling

Michel Fouquin is Advisor to the CEPII Professor at the FASSE Catholic University of Paris Member of the scientific board of JECO (journées de l’économie à Lyon) since 2009 Globalisation International Trade Trade Policy Emerging Countries Eastern Asia

Lionel Fontagné is currently Scientific Advisor with CEPII, of which he was Director for six years (2000-2006). He is Professor of economics at the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne since 1994 and associate chair at the Paris School of Economics. Personal page:  http://lionel-fontagne.eu Foreign Direct Investment International Trade European Integration Computable General Equilibrium Model

Graduate from the French Ecole polytechnique and ENSAE, emeritus Professor of Economic Sciences at the University of Paris X Nanterre, Michel Aglietta is an Advisor to the CEPII and France Stratégie. Money and Finance

Yu Zheng is an economist at CEPII and works within the scientific program "trade policy". She holds a Ph.D. in economics from INRAE/Agrocampus Ouest. Before joining CEPII, she was a post-doc at RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment. est économiste Personal page: https://sites.google.com/view/yuzheng/  

Pauline Wibaux is an Economist in the International Trade Analysis division at CEPII. She is interested in strategic relations between countries, and her work focuses on the use of (non-) cooperative trade policies, as well as on the implications of the strategic autonomy for the European economy.

Since September 2022, I have been Economist at CEPII. I am also Head of the department DYNAMICS at the French Collaborative Institute on Migration (Institut Convergences Migrations). I am currently on leave from University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne where I have been Associate Professor (Tenured, Maître de Conférences) since September 2018. I received my Ph.D. in Economics from CERDI.

Deniz Ünal is an economist and editor-in-chief of Panorama du CEPII series which offer statistical insights on issues of the world economy. She is also coordinator of the CEPII Country Profiles which offer an organized reading of the insertion in international trade through the indicators and databases developed by CEPII. She has worked on trade specialisation, regional trade areas, international comparisons of productivity levels, trade in services, China and Turkey. In addition, as a pastime, Deniz Unal is in charge of Turkish literature with Bleu autour publishing and has translated several books of Turkish modern literature into French under the pseudonym Elif Deniz. International Trade International Comparaisons of Productivity Levels Trade in services Turkey China

Gianluca Santoni is an economist at CEPII. He holds a PhD on International Economics from University of Rome “Tor Vergata” and a Master Degree in Philosophy from the University of Rome “La Sapienza”. Before joining the CEPII he was Post-doc researcher at the Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies. His articles have appeared in peer reviewed journals, including European Economic Review, Journal of Economic Geography, Journal of Regional Science, Regional Science and Urban Economics.   His main research interests include global value chains, international trade, applied microeconomics. www.gianlucasantoni.eu/

A graduate of France's National School of Statistics and Economic Administration (ENSAE), Alix (Dargier) de Saint Vaulry - Bouilloc is an economist with the CEPII. She is responsible for the International Trade section of the CHELEM database. International Trade CHELEM database

Erica Perego is an economist at CEPII in the "International Macroeconomics and Finance" department. Graduated from the Université Catholique de Louvain and the Università degli Studi di Milano in 2010, she holds a Ph.D. in Economics jointly from the Université Catholique de Louvain and the University of Luxembourg (2014). Personal page: https://sites.google.com/site/ericaritaperego/ Before joining the CEPII, she was forecaster and researcher at CEPREMAP (2015-2017) and post-doc of Labex MME-DII at the University of Evry-Val d'Essonne (2017-2018). Her main research interests include macro finance, international macro and financial econometrics.

Laurence Nayman holds an MPhil equivalent in International Economics from the University of Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne) and a Master's degree in Applied Foreign Languages from the University of Paris IV (Sorbonne) in English and German. She is an economist with the CEPII. Competitivness New Economy International Comparisons of productivity Inputs and Growth International Productivity Comparaison Intangible investment Human capital Balance of payments Germany

Maria Cristina Mitaritonna holds a PhD on Quantitative Methods and Political Economy from Pavia University. The main subject of the Thesis is “Special and Differential treatment in the WTO”. MIRAGE

Houssein GUIMBARD holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Paris X and a Master in "Environmental and Natural Resource Economics" (AgroParisTech, EHESS, UPX - current Master EEET-EDDEE, class of 2003-2004). He is an economist at CEPII and coordinator of the center's databases (CDO). His main research interests are trade policies (WTO, trade agreements, customs duties and non-tariff measures) and international trade. He is involved in the development of the computable general equilibrium model "MIRAGE" as well as the MAcMapHS6 and ProTEE databases. Houssein Guimbard has taught and teaches trade policies, economic modelling and international trade in various grandes écoles (HEC Paris, ESCP, ESA, Bordeaux Sciences Agro, Sciences Po Bordeaux) and universities (Paris II, UPEC, Orléans).   Trade Policies Agriculture and environment Computable General Equilibrium Model Databases

International macroeconomics International monetary issues Housing macroeconomics

Carl GREKOU is an economist in the "International Macroeconomics and Finance" department. He holds a Ph.D in Economics (University of Paris Nanterre).   His research activities focus primarily on issues related to exchange rates (equilibrium exchange rates, exchange rate distortions, exchange rate regimes), stabilization policies, debt and economic growth. Money & Finance International macroeconomics International monetary issues Competitiveness & Growth

I am a migration economist at CEPII and a research fellow at Institut Convergences Migrations.  

Charlotte Emlinger Holds a PhD in economics (Montpellier SupAgro). She is economist at CEPII. At cepii, she works on differents topics, concerning trade (quality specialization, role of retailers in agrofood trade) and trade policy. She's also in charge of the trade database BACI and Trade Unit Value. She previsously worked on the European market access in the fruit and vegetables sector and on the euromediterranean liberalization agreements. International Trade Trade Policy Agricultural products

Pierre Cotterlaz is economist at the CEPII. His research focuses on international trade, economic history and innovation.

Cecilia BELLORA is economist at the CEPII, in charge of the Trade policies research program. She currently works on trade policies and on the links between international trade and the environment. She graduated in AgroParisTech (Paris, France) in 2005 and holds a PhD in economics (University of Cergy-Pontoise, France). She previously worked for a think-tank in the field of agricultural development (2006-2010) and then at the French National Institute for  Agronomic Research (INRA).

Axelle Arquié is an economist in the programm "Macroeconomics and Finance".

Christophe Destais is Deputy Director of the CEPII since September 2010. In addition to being the CEPII deputy-director, he has taught International Finance at the University of Paris 1 (Pantheon-Sorbonne), the University of Paris 2 (Panthéon-Assas) and at ENSAE Paristech. Christophe Destais holds a master degree in political studies from the University of Grenoble (1984) and is a former student of the French national school of government (Ecole Nationale d’Administration- ENA 1993-1995). He first worked for the ministry of research and industry (1985-1992), mostly on energy policies. In 1995, he moved to the ministry of finances in Paris where he was first in charge of the economic and financial relations between China and France (1995-1997). He then dealt with the non-recourse financing (project finance) of big infrastructure or industrial projects in emerging or developing countries as well as the French export-credit policy and governance (1997-1999). After a sabbatical during which he worked as a research fellow for the Department of Economics of the University of Paris 1 (1999-2001), Christophe returned to the MOF to lead a team in charge of the economic analysis of emerging countries (2001-2003). Before joining CEPII, Christophe was posted overseas, first as the head of the Economic Department of the French Embassy to Malaysia (2003-2006), then as Financial Counselor of the French Embassy in Washington DC (2006-2010). His main areas of interest are the international financial and monetary relations, sovereign debt management, the US and the Chinese economies and the Eurozone. International Migrations program manager

Antoine Bouët is Director of CEPII as of October 1, 2022. He is also Professor of Economics at the University of Bordeaux (France). Previously, he joined the International Food Policy Research Institute (Washington DC) in February 2005 as a senior researcher to conduct research on global trade modeling, trade policies, regional agreements, multilateral trade negotiations and informal cross-border trade in Africa. He was previously a scientific advisor at CEPII, where he participated in the development of the MIRAGE model of the world economy and the MAcMAP-HS6 database on market access. He has also conducted research on improving trade and trade policy data, the modeling of support for the biofuels industry, the economics of exports restrictions, world agricultural markets, African agricultural trade, multilateral and regional trade agreements, the economics of trade retaliation and the world trading system. Non-Resident Senior Research Fellow - IFPRI Assistant Professor at University of Pau; Professor at University of Nantes; Professor at University of Pau; Scientific Advisor at CEPII; Senior Research Fellow at IFPRI; Professor at University of Bordeaux; Director of CEPII Trade policy; Debate free trade vs. protectionnism; Trade; Africa; African agricultural trade; World agricultural markets; measurement of trade and protectionism; export restrictions; informal trade

Vincent Vicard is deputy director of CEPII and head of the International Trade Analysis scientific program. He received his Ph.D from University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in 2008 and has been Senior research economist at Banque de France prior to joining CEPII. He teaches international economics at University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. His current research focuses on firm dynamics, European integration, the organization and taxation of multinational companies, and French competitiveness. Personal Website: https://sites.google.com/view/vicardv/