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As professor of economics of uncertainty, I explore how people make (and should make) decisions in situations where risks cannot be precisely measured — how they form beliefs, how much they trust their beliefs, and how these beliefs shape behavior. My work focuses on ambiguity, prevention, and the measurement of beliefs through interdisciplinary research that combines economics, psychology, and decision theory, often using lab and field experiments. I also co-direct the “Mental Health of SME Leaders” Chair with Malakoff Humanis, dedicated to research and prevention for entrepreneurs.

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Organizational Affiliations

Professor level 1, Department of Quantitative Finance & Economics, emlyon business school

Primary member, BRIO - Behavioral Research In Organizations, emlyon business school

Affiliated member, QUANT - Quantitative Methods in Business, emlyon business school

Primary member, HITS - Healthcare Innovation, Technology & Society Institute, emlyon business school

Professor level 1, Department of Quantitative Finance & Economics, emlyon business school

Primary member, HITS - Healthcare Innovation, Technology & Society Institute, emlyon business school

Past Affiliations

Professor, Erasmus University Rotterdam (The Netherlands, Rotterdam) - EUR

Associate Professor, Erasmus University Rotterdam (The Netherlands, Rotterdam) - EUR

Assistant Professor, Erasmus University Rotterdam (The Netherlands, Rotterdam) - EUR

Education

Economics
2007, PhD

Arts et Métiers ParisTech, France

Economic Theory and Econometrics
2004, Master's degree (DEA)

University of Toulouse 1, France

Economics and Management
2000–2004, Master Degree, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan