WELCOME TO EEA BORDEAUX 2025!
Bordeaux School of Economics is delighted to invite you to participate in the 40th meeting of the European Economic Association.
History of Bordeaux School of Economics
Bordeaux School of Economics (BSE) is one of France's leading economics research centers. A joint research unit of the University of Bordeaux, CNRS, and INRAE, it brings together a community of around 160 researchers, engineers, technicians, and doctoral students.
The BSE project is based on the belief that research in the social sciences, and particularly in economics, is essential for better informing public decision-making in response to major contemporary challenges. By mobilizing the necessary human and material resources, BSE aims to position the Bordeaux university campus as a center of academic excellence in economic research, open to other scientific disciplines, and capable of making a significant contribution to public policy at the local, national, and international levels.
Whether addressing topics such as climate change and biodiversity, the innovation strategies of socio-economic actors, issues of inequality between and within countries, or the dynamics of globalization and financial markets, BSE members are committed to producing research that combines academic excellence, partnerships with socio-economic stakeholders, and outreach to the general public.
Bordeaux, your congress destination
Bordeaux is the largest urban area ever to be listed a UNESCO World Heritage site. Located in the South West of France, Bordeaux Métropole is home to 802,000 inhabitants in 28 towns, among which the city of Bordeaux with 260,000 inhabitants.
Only two hours from Paris with the high-speed train, Bordeaux has consistently been classified as the most attractive city in France to live and work in the recent years. This is mainly due to its recognized quality of life, taking into account that half of the 57,000 hectares of the Bordeaux metropolis are natural and agricultural areas.
It is also considered the wine capital of France. It is a great place to explore French culture, history, vineyards and gastronomy. It is also near the Atlantic Ocean (<1h by car, train or bus), and the famous Pyla Dune, the largest sand dune of Europe.
More information about tourism in and around Bordeaux can be found there: https://www.bordeaux-tourism.co.uk/
Bordeaux is an attractive destination committed to sustainability and inclusiveness. This vitality is underpinned by the presence of 105,000 students, half of them welcomed at the Université of Bordeaux.
Heir to a history of nearly six centuries, the University of Bordeaux is a multidisciplinary university with deep regional roots that reach out to the European and international level. It is now striving to rise to the challenge of environmental and societal transitions and improve the well-being of its entire community. Recognized for its capacity for innovation and awarded the "Initiative of Excellence" label, the University of Bordeaux regularly contributes to major scientific advances with its academic and socioeconomic partners in France and abroad.
Local Organising Committee
Tanguy Bernard (Chair), Jean-Marc Figuet, Emmanuelle Augeraud-Veron, Juliette Pierson, Anne Horain, Christel Chaineaud, Julie Vissaguet, Diego Useche, Piero Basaglia, Antoine Bernard de Raymond, Raphael Chiappini.