Marie LACLAU VIGERAL
CNRS Research Associate Professor
Economics and Decision Sciences
Biography
Marie Laclau is a CNRS researcher member of the GREGHEC and research associate professor at HEC. She earns a PhD from HEC in 2012 for which she was awarded the prize of the best thesis in Economics from the Association Française de Sciences Economiques. She then conducted post-doctoral research and taught at Yale University (Cowles Foundation) before joining Paris School of Economics then HEC. Her research interests are about game theory, and more particularly about the strategic use of information and communication, repeated games and networks. Her research has been published in Theoretical Economics, Mathematics of Operations Research, Journal of Economic Theory, and Games and Economic Behavior. She is the coordinator of the ANR project CIGNE (2015-2021). At HEC, she teaches social networks and game theory.
Scientific articles
Working papers
Scientific articles
Theoretical Economics, May 2022, vol. 17, n° 2, pp 883-927, (in coll. with F. KOESSLER, J. RENAULT, T. TOMALA)
Journal of Economic Theory, december, 2 2017, vol. 169, pp 400-424, (in coll. with T. TOMALA)
Games and Economic Behavior, September 2014, vol. 87, pp 136-160,
Economics Letters, aout 2013, vol. 120, n° 2, pp 332-337,
Working papers
Education
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Habilitation to conduct research, Business Administration, -, Institut Polytechnique de Paris - France
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Doctorate, Business Administration, HEC Paris - France
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M.Sc, Applied Mathematics, Université de Paris VI - France
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M.Sc, Economics and Statistics, Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Economique (ENSAE) - France
Academic appointments
Academic Responsibilities at HEC
- 2018- CNRS Research Associate Professor, Economics and Decision Science HEC Paris
- 2018- Member of GREGHEC, the joint research laboratory CNRS-HEC Paris HEC Paris
Scientific Activities
Membership in Academic or Professional Organisation
- CNRS national committee in economics and management (20162020)
- Elected member of the CLEOR, committee of Paris School of Economics (20172018)