[My personal page on Roskilde University's website is likely to be more exhaustive and up-to-date]

My research program is based on two broad and complementary research questions:

• How do socio-economic dynamics impact environmental dynamics?
• How do environmental dynamics impact socio-economic dynamics?

I investigate these questions through the fields of ecological macroeconomics and the political economy of the environment.

Topics I research include, amongst others, the climate-finance nexus, green monetary policy and central banking, the economic and financial conditions and impacts of the low-carbon transition, the social relation to the environment in the diversity of capitalism, and the relation between socio-metabolic regimes and accumulation regimes.

I am currently an assistant professor in Economics at Roskilde University (Denmark) and a guest researcher at WU Vienna Institute for Ecological Economics, where I have been a postdoc researcher for four years.

I did a master's degree in International Economics, Finance and Regulation and my PhD in Economics at Sorbonne Paris-Nord University. I also hold a master's degree in Sustainable Development in Developing and Transition Countries from the Centre de Recherche pour le Développement International (CERDI - Clermont-Auvergne University, France) and a bachelor's degree in Economic and Social Administration from the University of Bordeaux.