Welcome to my personal website.
Here you could find my full CV and some information about my activities.
Current position at the University of Strasbourg (FRANCE) :
- Assistant professor in Economics at the Faculty of Economics and Management
- Researcher in Economics at BETA, member of ERMEES team
Macroeconomics, fiscal policy, monetary union, fiscal federalism, fiscal discipline.
Macroeconomics, Monetary macroeconomics, Fiscal policy and public finance, European integration, Macroeconomic governance in the EU.
Project Leader of the ITI MAKERS : "Making European Society" (2021-2028).
Project Leader of the IDEX CAPSE : "For a Common Culture of European Public Action : Application to employment, education, culture and sport" (2017-2020).
Project Leader of the IDEX-CNRS « Construction and use of indicators in European governance » (2013-2015).
Project Member of the PROJEX « Strasbourg School for European Studies » (2012-2015)
Project Leader of ERMEES Team (Strasbourg European Macroeconomics Research Team)
EBELING Antoine (since 2020), Macroeconomic impact and alternative methods for financing ecological and energy transition: Application to the EU (co-direction with Samuel LIGONNIERE)
BARET Kéa (since 2018), Challenges and limites for a golden rul in the EMU : The contribution of Machine Learning Approach (co-direction with Theophilos PAPADIMITRIOU, Thrace University, Greece)
SIMON Agathe (since 2018), Automatic fiscal stabilizers in the euro zone: Challenges and perspectives for the European Unemployment Benefit (co-direction with Mathieu LEFEBVRE)
THOMMEN Yann (since 2016), Collective bargaining and labor market in the EU (co-direction with Francesco de PALMA).
DAHMANI Narimène (since 2015), The economic value and the impact of geographic information in the territories (co-direction with Sandrine WOLFF).
LE Duc Anh (since 2013), Government Expenditure and Economic Growth: Evidence from Vietnam
(co-direction with NGUYEN VAN Phu).
MAZUY Nicolas (since 2013), Impact of monetary union on structural heterogeneities in the EMU
(co-direction with Moïse SIDIROPOULOS).
BETTI Thierry (2011-2015), Fiscal policy and the labor market in the Euro Zone : Multipliers, spillover effets and fiscal federalism(co-direction with Giuseppe DIANA).
Scientific expert for the Commissariat général à la stratégie et à la prospective (Centre d’analyse stratégique before 2013), French Prime Minister Service (Paris, 2007-2014)
Scientific Advisor for the Committee on Budgets of the European Parliament (Brussels, 2013-2014)
Scientific Advisor for the SAFE Commission (Special committee on the policy challenges and budgetary resources for a sustainable European Union after 2013) of the European Parliament (Brussels,
November 2010)
Scientific expert for the Committee of the Regions of the EU (Brussels, September 2010-June 2011)
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie et BETTI Thierry (2020), « Spillover effects of fiscal policy in a monetary union:
Why do fiscal instrument matters ? », Bulletin of Economic Research, 2020, p1-33.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie, LE Duc-Anh, LE VAN Cuong, NGUYEN-VAN Phu (2019), « Government
expenditure, external and domestic public debt, and economic growth», Journal of Public Economic Theory, vol 2, issue 1, p. 116-134, february.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie, SIDIROPOULOS Moïse, VAROUDAKIS Aristomène (2019), « La zone euro et son avenir : un état des savoirs », Revue d’économie financière, 1er trimestre, n°133, p. 249-272.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie et SAADAOUI Jamel (2015), « The Euro Crisis : Where do we stand ? », Brussels Economic Review - Cahiers économiques de Bruxelles, 03/2015; 58(1-2):1-183.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie, de PALMA Francesco, DIANA Giuseppe (2014),
"Why should Southern economies stay in the Euro Zone ? The role of labor markets",
Economic Modelling, vol 43, p. 201-208.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2014), "Le déficit structurel : un indicateur riche d’enseignements",
Revue Gestion & Finances Publiques, n° 1/2, janvier/février.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2008),"Les politiques budgétaires confrontées à la mobilité : Comment luter contre les conséquences dommageables de la concurrence fiscale dans l’UE", Politique
étrangère, juin.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2007), "Fiscal competition and redistribution in the EU : The relevance of central government intervention", European Union Review, vol 12, no 3, p111-133.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2005),"Fiscal federalism, discipline and selection adverse : Lessons from a theoretical model", Economics Bulletin, vol 5, no 1, p.1-8.
BARBIER Amélie et VILLIEU Patrick (2003), "Quelle cible de déficit dans la zone euro ? Les enseignements d'un modèle à deux pays",Revue économique, vol 54, no 3, p.453-464.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2018), La discipline budgétaire dans la zone euro : enjeux et perspectives,
dans Naegelen et Waserman (2018), Assemblée Nationale, Rapport d’information n1453 sur l’avenir de la zone
euro, p.173-176.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie et MAZUY Nicolas (2018), Un budget de la zone euro à vocation conjoncturelle :entre fédéralisme budgétaire en progression et mille-feuilles institutionnel, dans Naegelen et
Waserman (2018),Assemblée Nationale, Rapport d’information n1453 sur l’avenir de la zone euro, , p.205-214.
•BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2017), Thinking the EU budget post 2020 : the need to consider the crucial role of European Regions, dans Assembly of European Regions (Eds), Report on regionalisation (Part
II).
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2014),
European public expenditure : Community level and National level,
Briefing Note, European Parliament, Directorate General for Internal Policies, Policy Department : Budgetary Affairs.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2013),
Non community European Spending: A little known yet substantial reality,
Notre Europe-Institut Jacques Delors, Policy Paper, n95, september.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie et RUBIO Eulalia (2012),
Spending better together - Analysis and recommendations,
Notre Europe-Institut Jacques Delors, Synthesis, november.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie, LE GUILLY Marie-Françoise et MAREUGE Céline (2012),
Centre d’Analyse Stratégique, february.
BARBIER-GAUCHARD Amélie (2011),
Thinking the EU budget and public spending in Europe: the need to use an aggregate approach,
Notre Europe, Brefs, n29, june.