Félicitations à Antoine MISSEMER, qui a reçu la médaille de bronze du CNRS 2026 pour la section 40, sciences économiques et de gestion

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Incredibly stoked to welcome 12 talented young economists and philosophers this week for our phil-econ-model-lab.org. We're trying a different workshop format: online talks before meetup, then collaborative sessions in person. Will follow up with results, first day was extremely promising.

💼 Au 1er semestre 2026, le projet #ETRANHET du @cired.bsky.social recrute un·e stagiaire niveau Master SHS pour étudier comment les économistes ont pensé la ❓énergétique pendant la décolonisation 🇫🇷 (1946-80).

🗓️ Candidature avant le 15/01/2026

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History of Climate Economics Editors of the Special Issue Christophe Cassen (CNRS, CIRED Paris) Béatrice Cointe (CNRS, CSI Paris) Antoine Missemer (CNRS, CIRED Paris) Call for Papers In 2018, the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Eco...

Call for papers:

HISTORY OF CLIMATE ECONOMICS

Details at:
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Editors of the Special Issue

Christophe Cassen (CNRS, CIRED Paris)
Béatrice Cointe (CNRS, CSI Paris)
Antoine Missemer (CNRS, CIRED Paris)

Deadline for abstracts : January 15th, 2026

📣 Call for Papers - Philosophy and Economics Conference on the theme of Paradoxes and Contradictions! All proposals at the intersection of economics & philosophy will be considered. Abstract deadline 31 December 👉https://philoeco2026.sciencesconf.org

Article: Commitment, Kantian economics and normative uncertainty: rethinking rational choice and individual responsibility in the wake of climate change, by Mathieu Guigourez
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Commitment, Kantian economics and normative uncertainty: rethinking rational choice and individual responsibility in the wake of climate change Individual actions – and individual responsibility – regarding climate-related issues are often overlooked because they have a negligible impact at the global scale. Yet, despite having little to n...

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And another great news lately, my first article from my PhD has now been published in the Journal of Economic Methodology! Still quite a heavy bit, but if you're interested in the interplay between deontological obligations and rational choice theories you can check it out!

Off to Bayreuth for the Biennial INEM Conference! Presenting my latest working paper on carbon tax designs and individual responsibility. And with a great book for the 8 hours of train !