Adam Poupard
Université Paris Nanterre
Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle
Paris, France
I am a PhD candidate in ecological economics and political economy at Université Paris Nanterre (EconomiX) and the Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (CESCO). My research examines the macroeconomic, institutional, and social dimensions of biodiversity conservation and food-security policies, with a particular focus on food social protection in France and Brazil.
Trained as an engineer-economist and environmental scientist at École Polytechnique, Sciences Po, and Sorbonne Université, I previously worked on ecological transition issues at the World Bank, CIRED, and I4CE. My current work studies how agroecological and biodiversity transitions can be made economically viable, socially just, and democratically governed.
You can find my publications under Research, my public-facing work under Media, and my teaching activities under Teaching.
Member of CIRCEE.
Last news
| July 2026 | Media · Contretemps Le seul recyclage que vous aurez sera la guerre |
| 2026 | Research · EconomiX Working Papers Les systèmes nationaux de protection sociale alimentaire. Comparaison structurale France-Brésil |
| 2026 | Research · Land Use Policy Who pays for a protected Earth? Unequal economic exposure in the race to GBF Target 3 |
| November 2025 | Media · Journées de l’Économie Les moyens d’une alimentation saine pour tous |
| November 2025 | Media · La Lettre d’EconomiX J’aimerais contribuer à nourrir le débat macroéconomique via la question agraire en France |