Members
The CEDP is home to 11 permanent researchers and a lab administrative manager and fosters a growing network of affiliates.
Faculty and staff
Pierre Fleckinger
Professor of Economics, Mines Paris – PSL, CEDP, Affiliate Member, Paris School of Economics
Renaud Coulomb
Professor of Economics, Mines Paris – PSL, CEDP, Honorary Senior Fellow, The University of Melbourne, Department of Economics
Sven Heim
Associate Professor of Economics, Mines Paris – PSL, CEDP, Research Associate, Leibniz Center for European Economic Research (ZEW) Mannheim, Research Affiliate, CEPR
Daniel Herrera
Professor of Economics, Mines Paris – PSL, CEDP, Partner member at LEDA, Paris-Dauphine University
Dennis Rickert
Associate Professor of Economics, Mines Paris – PSL, CEDP (i3), Research Associate at Duesseldorf Institute of Competition Economics (DICE) and University of Johannesburg (UJ)
Barbara Toussaint
Administrative Manager
Emeritus Professors
Pierre-Noël Giraud
Emeritus Professor of Economics, Mines Paris – PSL, Associate Professor of economics at Mohammed 6 Polytechnic University, Morocco
Affiliates
CEDP is closely connected to a vibrant network of researchers across France and internationally. Through its Affiliates Program, CEDP brings together talented early-career researchers and leading academics who contribute to our shared research agenda. The CEDP Affiliates Program does not accept spontaneous applications; membership is by invitation only.
Antoine Dechezleprêtre
Senior economist at the OECD whose research focuses on environmental economics and the economics of innovation, with an emphasis on policy-relevant evidence.
Christos Genakos
Professor of Economics and Policy at the Cambridge Judge Business School of the University of Cambridge. His research focuses on applied microeconomics, with an emphasis on industrial organization and quantitative techniques for competition analysis and regulation.
Volker Nocke
Professor of Economics (Microeconomics) at the University of Mannheim. His research spans industrial organization and international trade, with a particular focus on mergers and competition policy.
Nicolas Schutz
Professor of Competition and Regulation Economics (University of Mannheim – professor since August 2019). Nicolas’ research focuses on Industrial Organization and International Trade (and micro theory/applied micro theory).