
Jérôme Deyris is a researcher in political economy – post-doctoral – at Sciences Po (Centre for European Studies), where he works on the Franco-German KnowLegPo project led by Matthias Thiemann (Science Po) and Benjamin Braun (London School of Economics). This project focuses on how central banks deal with the increasingly contested and political nature of their action, particularly with regard to inequalities and climate change. He was previously a doctoral student at Paris Nanterre University (EconomiX) where he defended his thesis “From price stability to climate stabilization? the political economy of the greening of central banks” in July 2023. His work is part in an institutionalist political economy approach, and mobilize varied empirical methods, from quali (semi-directive interviews, process tracing) to quanti (text as data, econometrics).
His website jeromedeyris.fr
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