Actualités du CRED

Jeudi 12 mars 2026 se tiendra à l’auditorium du centre Notre Dame des champs (87 rue Notre Dame des Champs) un colloque coorganisé par le CRED (Chloé Le Coq), le CRJ (Centre de Recherche sur la Justice – Cécile Chainais) et le pôle Assas Etudes Environnementales (A2E).

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Workshop CRED - Banque de France Recent advances in money and macro
On June 3th, The CRED-Banque de France workshop conference on Recent advances in money and macro will take place at the Notre-Dame des champs Auditorium of University Pars Panthéon Assas located 87 rue Notre-Dame des Champs, 75006 Paris. The workshop is organized by Vincent Bignon (Banque de France), Régis Breton (Banque de France) and Mariana Rojas-Breu (CRED, Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas).

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On June 2th, the 4th annual CRED-HEC conference on Law, Economic and Regulation will take place at the Notre-Dame des champs Auditorium of University Pars Panthéon Assas located 87 rue Notre-Dame des Champs, 75006 Paris. The conference is organized by Vedran CAPKUN (HEC), Yann LECORPS (CRED) Etienne LEHMANN (CRED) and Armin STEINBACH (HEC).

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Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas CRED is pleased to announce that Luca GAMBETTI (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) and Barcelona School of Economics (BSE) ) will give three lectures in advanced techniques in macro-econometrics on Tuesday 26th May (10:00-13:00), Wednesday 27th May (10:00-13:00), Thursday 28th May (10:00-13:00) in Room 102 (first floor) at 87 rue Notre Dame des Champs, 75006 Paris


If you are interested in advanced time series techniques applied to macroeconomics and wish to attend, please fill the registration form (name, email, institution).

A program will be provided later before the event.

 
Madeleine SMITH (Michigan State University) will present “Federal Guidance and University Responses to Sexual Violence in the U.S.” Tuesday May 12th at 11:00 in the seminar room at CRED.

 
Roberto BRUNETTI (Université Paris Panthéon-Assas LEMMA) will present "Trickle-down Economics, Merit, and Redistribution: An Experiment with the Poorest and Richest US Americans", coauthored with Gianluca GRIMALDA (Masaryk University) and Maria MARINO (University of Barcelona) Tuesday May 5th at 11:00 am in the seminar room at CRED.

 
Mathias KLEIN (Sveriges Riksbank) will present "Network Amplification of Carbon Price Shocks", coauthored with Diego KÄNZIG (Northwestern University) Tuesday March 24th at 11:00 am in the seminar room at CRED.

 
David LOWING (ENS Rennes) will present "Copyright claims and revenue allocation on streaming platforms" Tuesday April 7th at 11:00 in the seminar room at CRED.

The joint meeting of the 20th World Conference of the Spatial Econometrics Association & the 24th International Workshop in Spatial Econometrics and Statistics (SEA & SEW 2026) will take place on June 17-18, 2026. It is organized by Paris research center in Law and Economics (CRED) at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University.

            SEA & SEW 2026 website

 
Sara BIANCINI (CY Cergy Paris Université and THEMA) will present "Impact Investment and Non-financial Incentives", coauthored with David ETTINGER (Université Paris Dauphine and LEDa) Tuesday January 20th at 11:00 am in the seminar room at CRED.

 
Marion LEROUTIER (CREST ENSAE) at seminar at 11:00 in the seminar room at CRED.

 
Isabelle MEJEAN (SciencesPo Paris, CEPII and CEPR) will present "The Fragmentation Paradox: De-risking Trade and Global Safety" coauthored with Thierry MAYER (SciencesPo Paris, CEPII and CEPR) and Mathias THOENIG (University of Lausanne), Tuesday February 17th at 11:00 in the seminar room at CRED.

Juan MORA SANGUINETTI will present “Construction of regulatory complexity indicators: How does “green” regulation affect innovation?”

The CRED macroeconomic workshop will take place December 15th 2025 at the Main Lecture Theatre, 87 rue Notre Dame des Champs Paris 6th district. Program

 
Sir Oliver HART, professor at Harvard University and 2016 co-recipient of the SverigesRiksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, will present “Citizen Investors”, MONDAY 1st December at 10h30 at CRED, before receiving the honorary doctorate (Doctorate Honoris causa) from our university.

 
Pierre CAHUC (SciencesPo Paris) will present “Employment Protection Reforms in the Aggregate Economy”, coauthored with Pauline CARRY (Princeton University), Franck MALHERBET (Ensae Institut Polytechnique de Paris and CREST) and Pedro S. MARTINS (Nova School of Business and Economics).

 
Aras ALOOSH (Dublin City University) will present “Irrational Attention, Retail Investor Herding, and Return Co-movement”, coauthored with Hyung-Eun CHOI (NEOMA Business School) and Samuel OUZAN (Canadian University Dubai).

 
Anne PERROT (Inspection Générale des Finances) will present “Public Policy Towards the Digital Sector and the Media”.

 
Pierre BACHAS (World Bank Development Research Group and EU Tax Observatory) will present “The Transparency Tax: Discouraging firm ownership via tax havens in Ecuador”, coauthored with Jakob BROUNSTEIN (IFS) and Alex BAJAÑA (Centro de Investigacion Estadistica ERGOSTATS Ecuador).

On December 11, 2024, the French Association of Law and Economics (AFED) and the Robert Badinter Institute organized a public conference to open the AFED's annual congress, hosted by CRED at Panthéon-Assas University, entitled “Duty of care and new obligations for companies and organizations.”

This meeting provided an opportunity to examine the new obligations imposed on companies and organizations in a changing national and European context, with a view to promoting more responsible practices.

Presentations by Bruno Deffains, Kathia Martin-Chenut, Pierre Chevalier, Alice Navarro, and Chloé Le Coq outlined the various dimensions of this duty of care:

* the gradual development of the standard and its implications for economic actors,

* the uncertainties surrounding the relationship between French and European law,

* the associated economic and social challenges.

This conference also highlighted the need for ongoing dialogue between lawyers, economists, practitioners, and researchers in order to better understand and support the effective implementation of these obligations.

To read the proceedings: Institut Robert Badinter