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19-10-2018 | *EXCEPTIONAL* Friday Seminar: Gérard ROLAND (UC Berkeley)
Gérard ROLAND is the E. Morris Cox Professor of Economics and Professor of Political Science at the University of California at Berkeley. He is also a CEPR research fellow, where he was programme director between 1995 and 2006. He serves as editor of the Journal of Comparative Economics, and was an associate editor for several other journals. Professor Roland is specialised in political economics as well as comparative and institutional economics. His current research focuses on institutions and development, culture and economics, political institutions and economic outcomes, reforms in China and North Korea, the European Parliament and European institutions. Currently on leave from UC at Berkeley, Professor Roland is one of the Department's distinguished Visiting Faculty this year. Gérard ROLAND will present a paper at the next Friday Seminar, exceptionally co-hosted by Sciences Po's LIEPP, on the theme: Changing Political Cleavages in Advanced Democracies: Evidence from the European Parliament (link to Abstract, PDF) More about Gérard ROLAND and his research The next Friday Seminar will host Aseem PATEL on October 26th, 2018.

22-10-2018 | Departmental Seminar: John KNOWLES (Simon Fraser University)
John KNOWLES is a Professor of Economics at Simon Fraser University. Before joining SFU, he taught at the University of Southampton as well at UPenn. He was a member of the Programme Committees of the European Econometrics Society and the Royal Economic Society. His research focuses on Dynamic General Equilibrium, Labour Economics and Demographic Economics. John KNOWLES will present a paper, joint with Chris BIDNER, at the next Departmental Seminar on the theme: Matching for Social Mobility with Unobserved Heritable Characteristics (link to paper) More about John KNOWLES and his research The next Departmental Seminar will host Heski BAR-ISAAC on November 5th.

23-10-2018 | TRADE Seminar Sciences Po/PSE : Gabriel FELBERMAYR (CESifo, University of Munich)
Gabriel FELBERMAYR is Professor of Economics Professor for Economics and Chair for international trade and international finance at the University of Munich as well as Director of the ifo Center for International Economics. He is an External Fellow at the The Nottingham Centre for Research on Globalisation and Economic Policy (GEP) and Board Member of the European Trade Study Group. He also serves as Associate Editor for the International Review of Economics and Finance and the European Economic Review. His research focuses primarily on international trade. Gabriel FELBERMAYR will present a paper, joint with Feodora TETI and Erdal YALCIN, at the next Paris Trade Seminar on the theme: Rules of Origin and the Profitability of Trade Deflection (link to paper) More about Gabriel FELBERMAYR and his research The next Paris Trade Seminar will host Stefanie HALLER on November 6th.

26-10-2018 | Friday Seminar: Aseem PATEL (PhD Candidate Sciences Po)
Aseem PATEL is a Sciences Po PhD candidate. He is currently working on a thesis entitled "Employment protection legislation, unemployment and demographics", under the supervision of Jean-Marc ROBIN. His research interests include Labor Economics and Applied Econometrics. Aseem PATEL will present a paper at the next Friday Seminar on the theme: Job polarisation and the firm: Biased technological change, supply shifts or institutions? (link to Abstract, PDF) More about Aseem PATEL and his research The next Friday Seminar will host Quentin VANDEWEYER on November 9th.

Philippe MARTIN

Professor of economics Sciences Po
Président délégué (chair): Conseil d'Analyse Economique (attached to the Prime Minister)
CEPR Research Fellow
Phone: +33 (0)1 45 49 76 29
Email: philippe.martin{at}sciencespo.fr / philippe.martin{at}cae-eco.fr
twitter: @martinph01
Address: 28 rue des Saints Père, 75007 Paris, Google map for direction
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NEW:

The International Elasticity Puzzle Is Worse Than You Think, with Lionel Fontagné and Gianluca Orefice, forthcoming Journal of International Economics.
European Fiscal Rules Require a Major Overhaul (English version). Note du CAE with Zsolt Darvas and Xavier Ragot, see Les Echos, Financial Times, VOX
Avis de tempête sur le commerce international : quelle stratégie pour l’Europe ? (French version)/International Trade under Attack: what Strategy for Europe? (English version) Note du CAE avec Sébastien Jean et André Sapir, Juillet 2018 , voir Le Monde, les Echos.
A euro fiscal architecture, Chapter in "Bretton Woods, Brussels, and Beyond Redesigning the Institutions of Europe" Edited by Nauro F. Campos and Jan-Egbert Sturm, May 2018
The role of the ECB in the reform proposals in CEPR Policy Insight 91 with Emmanuel Farhi,
Reconciling risk sharing with market discipline: A constructive approach to euro area reform
CEPR Policy Insight No 91 with A. Bénassy-Quéré, M. Brunnermeier, H. Enderlein, E. Farhi, M. Fratzscher, C. Fuest, P-O Gourinchas,J. Pisani-Ferry, H. Rey, I.Schnabel, N. Véron, B. Weder di Mauro, J. Zettelmeyer
How to reconcile risk sharing and market discipline in the euro area , summary on VOXEU
Réconcilier solidarité et discipline de marché dans la zone euro, résumé sur Telos

Research Interests

International macroeconomics, financial crisis
International trade
Trade and war
Economic geography, industry location