The research at PSE gathers more than 120 scientists and covers the majority of the domains of Economics and the frontiers with other Social Sciences. PSE is recognised as having particular strengths in a number of domains and the scientific contributions of PSE researchers are disseminated worldwide, notably in top international journals.

How does the Scientific Life at PSE work?

• See the Research centers below and PSE scientific partners

• Major research Themes

• List and personal webpages of PSE Researchers

• Research Grants (ANR, ERC, ESRC, INET)

• PSE Research Chairs

• Research groups

• PSE next seminars and conferences

You can also read PSE Economic Expertise

Many Research Centres, One Foundation

A number of general research centres have been merged into the Paris School of Economics while still retaining some of their own specific research and academic activities. PSE has also developed close relationships with other research entities.
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> PARIS JOURDAN SCIENCES ECONOMIQUES
Paris-Jourdan Sciences Economiques (PjSE) is a general research centre in Economics. PSE researchers carry out theoretical and applied work in most of the domains of contemporary Economics. They are also involved in teaching at the Master and PhD levels, and in the application of research results jointly with firms and public administrations, both national and international.
PjSE is a joint research unit governed by a number of research and teaching institutions: the CNRS, the EHESS, the ENPC, the ENS and the INRA. This research centre consists of 53 research and teaching staff, 20 associated staff, 60 PhD students, and 10 administrative and support staff.
>> Paris Jourdan website
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> THE CENTRE D’ECONOMIE DE LA SORBONNE PARIS 1 - CES
The Centre d’Economie de la Sorbonne (CES) is a general research centre of the CNRS and the University of Paris 1, founding partners of the Paris School of Economics. The CES consists of around 150 research and teaching staff in Economics, Mathematics and Sociology working on a wide variety of research questions. The CES also runs a number of different national and international PhD programmes and maintains a substantial research library. As such, the CES and the foundation share a certain number of academic, pedagogic and material resources, notably in the context of the ETE graduate programme.
>> CES website
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> LE CENTRE MAURICE HALBWACHS
Research center (UMR) n°8097 CNRS - EHESS - ENS, the Centre Maurice Halbwachs (CMH) gathers 43 members (resarchers and “ITA” of the CNRS, EHESS, ENS and Caen University), 45 associated members (teachers from different Universities, researchers from other institutions, post-doctorants) and hosts 120 PhD Students. Following the previous Lasmas, the CMH is working on a large of fields: education, employment, inequalities and social gaps, life style, personal and professional networks, opinions and values... notably by using large surveys.
>> CMH website