Soutenance de thèse de Paul HADJI-LAZARO – 27/09/2024

Paul HADJI-LAZARO soutiendra le 27 septembre 2024 sa thèse intitulée :

Integrating Input-Output and Balance Sheet Approaches for Macro-financial Analysis in Ecological Economics

La soutenance se déroulera à 14h en salle 0.004 du Campus Condorcet, située au rdc du bâtiment de recherche nord, 14 Cour des Humanités, 93300 Aubervilliers, notamment accessible en métro station Front Populaire. 

Son jury sera constitué de: 

– Eric Kemp-Benedict, Associate Professor at University of Leeds

– Cédric Durand, Associate Professor at Université de Genève

– Sandra Rigot, Professor at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (CEPN) 

– Céline Guivarch, Professor at Ecole des Ponts ParisTech 

– Pascale Combes Motel, Professor at Laboratoire d’Économie d’Orléans (LEO-UCA)

– Dany Lang, Associate Professor at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (CEPN)

– Antoine Godin, Professor at Université Sorbonne Paris Nord (CEPN)

RésuméThis thesis integrates Environmentally-extended Input-Output and Balance Sheet (EIO-BS) approaches to conduct macro-financial analysis focused on ecological issues. The first chapter presents a macro-accounting framework that merges the biophysical, industrial, and financial dimensions of the economy in order to assess the environmental responsibility and exposure of financial assets. Subsequently, three empirical case studies explore macro-financial vulnerabilities related to environmental risks in South Africa and France. These chapters examine the financial implications of low-carbon transition shocks and biodiversity risks in an EIO-BS framework. Especially, the fourth chapter extends the framework to include socioeconomic vulnerabilities and a spatial dimension. Finally, the fifth chapter conceptually bridges social metabolism researches and the post-Keynesian monetary theory of production through an EIO-BS-based macro-accounting framework in order to propose an innovative scheme of macro-organization based on the imbrication of the material and the monetary circuits. Overall, this thesis enlightens the critical interplay between economic activities, financial systems, and environmental sustainability through an innovative methodological framework, offering valuable tools and insights to manage environmental risks and conduct ecological planning.

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