Daudin Guillaume
Full Professor
Phone : 01 44 05 47 38 - Office : P120
Biography
Guillaume Daudin has been Professor of Economics at the University of Paris-Dauphine (LEDa-DIAL) since 2012. He is a graduate of ENSAE and did his thesis at the London School of Economics and Paris-I. He has worked and taught at HEC, Cambridge, Stanford, OFCE, Edinburgh, University Lille-I and Banque de France... He is an expert in early modern economic history and the study of commercial globalization. His thesis was published under the title Commerce et prospérité: la France au XVIIIe siècle. His most recent work focuses on the eigtheenth century Balance of Trade Bureau, current value-added trade and the effect of internal migration on fertility trends in France. Together with Loïc Charles, he co-directs the ANR project "TOFLIT18" on what foreign trade teaches us about France in the eigtheenth century. He was elected President of the Association Française d'Histoire Économique in 2016.
Publications
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