Welcome!
I am a Ph.D. candidate in Economics at the University of Amiens (UPJV), France. I am currently an ATER at EconomiX, Paris Nanterre University.
My research sits at the intersection of:
- Natural language processing, large language models, and machine learning
- Political economy, central bank communications, and contemporary monetary issues
PhD Thesis: Essays on the Political Economy of Digital Currencies
Drawing on archival records and speeches by online communities, politicians and central bankers, my dissertation examines:
🔹 The theoretical tensions between Bitcoin and monetary theory
🔹 The evolution of economic discourse and the mobilization of economic theory in online discussions within the Bitcoin community since 2008, using structural topic modeling on 1.2M BitcoinTalk posts.
🔹 The ideological, political, and economic drivers of Members of the European Parliament’s preferences toward cryptocurrencies and the digital euro, using sentiment analysis and word scaling.
🔹 The rationales for global CBDC agenda-setting and their determinants, using topic modeling.