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Robert BOYER
+ CEPREMAP-ENS
48 Boulevard Jourdan
75014 PARIS (France) ' + 33 (0)1 43 13 62 56 :
robert.boyer@cepremap.cnrs.fr |
Economist at CEPREMAP, (www.cepremap.cnrs.fr )
Senior researcher
(Directeur de Recherche) at National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS) (www.cnrs.fr ),
Head of
the Research Unit (URA 922 : « Régulation, Human Ressources et
Public Choice ») Associated to
CNRS
Professor
(Directeur d’Etudes) at l’EHESS (www.ehess.fr ), co-organizer of the Ph-D. program « Institutional Economics » co
sponsored by EHESS, University of Paris X-Nanterre (www.u-paris10.fr ), and Ecole
Polytechnique, )
Member of the
Council of Economic Analysis – 1997-2001 www.cae.gouv.fr
Member of the
Scientific Council of the Saint-Gobain Center for Economic Studies (www.centresaint-gobain.org
)
President of
the Association Research and Régulation (Recherche et Régulation) (www.upmf-grenoble.fr/irepd/regulation/index.html ), in charge of the newsletter « Lettre de la
Régulation », and the annual review « Année de La Régulation”
Member of the
Executive Council of the Society for Advancement of Socio- Economic (www.sase.org)
research
Interests
How and why do economic regularities evolve and transform themselves in
long run history ? Within the same epoch what are the reasons for a
significant diversity of “regulation” modes?
The many research under the label of “régulation » theory ¬ do provide some answers by
studying long run transformations of national economies„, by working out systematic
international comparisons³ and finally looking
back at the history of economic thoughts and ideas †.
Basically, the analyses of the
Wage Labour Nexus, Social Systems of
Innovation, Monetary and
Financial Regimes and the process of economic policy formation ° are aiming at building an
institutional and historical macroeconomic theory. A research agenda is now to
elaborate the societal and institutional foundation for a microeconomic theory ‡.
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