The 6th Workshop on Experimental Economics will take place in Montpellier on 25 and 26 September 2026. Jointly organized by the CEEM, CREST, ESSEC Business School, and Waseda University (Japan), the workshop will bring together around 30 international researchers working in the field of experimental economics. Program Fryday 25 September, Faculty of Medicine, 2 Rue […]
Two postdoctoral researchers and two PhD students have recently joined the CEE-M. What projects are they working on? What are their academic and professional backgrounds? Here are a few insights into the profiles of our new members: ROMAIN BLANCANEAUX Postdoctoral research project: “How digital technologies are mobilized to support the agroecological transition, particularly in reducing […]
The FAIRInv (Fostering Appetite for Individual Responsible Investment) project, coordinated by Adrien Nguyen-Huu as Principal Investigator, has been selected for funding under a call for proposals from the ANR (French National Research Agency). The project will be funded for a period of four years. This decision marks the launch of an ambitious research programme focusing […]
CEE-M welcomes Bodo Rehm, a PhD researcher at the University of Bonn (Germany), for a three-month research stay Originally from Cologne, Bodo studied agricultural science before specialising in agricultural economics. His research focuses on farmers’ adoption behaviour, particularly in relation to pulses, biostimulants and so-called “club varieties”. As part of his research stay, Bodo is […]
Save the date: the 2026 edition of the CEE-M annual workshop is scheduled for 24 and 25 November 2026 in Montpellier. We are delighted to welcome Julia Berazneva (Middlebury College and co-director of the Vermont Centre for Behavioural Science Research on Climate and the Environment) as our keynote speaker. Julia Berazneva’s research focuses primarily on […]
Congratulations to Catalina, who has been awarded the University of Montpellier Doctoral College Award (CDUM). This prize recognizes three PhD graduates from the 2025 graduating class whose research stands out for its interdisciplinary nature. How can tropical forests—essential for mitigating climate change and maintaining ecosystem stability—be conserved while also supporting economic development in fragile contexts? […]
The FAST project aims to provide both a robust theoretical framework and strong empirical evidence on the effectiveness of public policies designed to support a large-scale transition towards pesticide-free agriculture. The FAST Annual Meeting 2026 marked the project’s final annual gathering before the last phase dedicated to the synthesis and dissemination of its results. Held […]
On the occasion of a scientific exchange day between the CEE-M and the Institute of Evolutionary Sciences of Montpellier (ISEM), held in April 2026, researchers compared their work around a common question: “How to detect vulnerabilities in biological, ecological, and socio-economic systems in the face of environmental changes?” The presentations highlighted the complementarity of approaches […]
In June, the CEE-M participated in two major events organized by the Montpellier Metropolis and the Occitanie Region focusing on pro-environmental behaviors. “Changing Behaviors in the Face of Urgency Through Behavioral Sciences” June 11, 2026 – Organized by the City of Montpellier, Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole, and the Municipal Social Action Center (CCAS) This meeting, dedicated to […]
To be published: “Introduction to Environmental Economics: How Economists View the Environment” by Philippe Mahenc. Targeted at undergraduate students in economics, this textbook (published by Éditions Ellipses) presents the principles of environmental economics, a discipline dedicated to studying the impacts of human activity on nature, analysing pollution problems and seeking solutions to preserve the environment. […]