Bruno Jérôme

Political-Economic Analyst / Election Forecasting / European Policies.

Bruno Jérôme is a University Lecturer at Paris II Panthéon Assas, specializing in public economics and public choice theory. He is also the designer of so-called 'political-economic' election forecasting models. Additionally, he holds a doctorate and is authorized to supervise research at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne. Currently, he is the Deputy Director of the Institute for Research on Governance and the Economics of Institutions (IRGEI) in Paris.

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About Bruno Jérôme

Bruno Jérôme is a University Lecturer at Paris II Panthéon Assas, specializing in public economics and public choice theory. He is also the designer of so-called ‘political-economic’ election forecasting models. Additionally, he holds a doctorate and is authorized to supervise research at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne. Currently, he is the Deputy Director of the Institute for Research on Governance and the Economics of Institutions (IRGEI) at Paris II, where he is also responsible for the Master 1 in International Economic Geostrategy, within which he teaches European policies, the economic theory of international institutions, and managerial economics. Recently, he co-authored with Véronique Jérôme-Speziari ‘Economic Analysis of Elections’ published by Economica, and he is also the author or co-author of articles on economic voting and election forecasting in academic journals such as the International Journal of Forecasting, Electoral Studies, and the European Journal of Political Economy. In this field, he has produced numerous popular articles in L’Expansion, La Tribune, Les Echos, and Le Figaro. Furthermore, he regularly provides expertise in the media such as Journal du Dimanche, BFM, and Club Europe 1. He is also the co-founder of the site dedicated to political-economic analysis and election forecasting. In France, he is a member of the Club de l’Expansion, and abroad, he is a member of the American Political Science Association, the Political Forecasting Group, and the Public Choice Society.

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1. The link between economic situation, democracy and elections (in the current context of the euro crisis)
2. Debt in Europe
3. Debt
4. The economy in the electoral competition
5. The role of the economy in the perspective of the French presidential election of 2012
6. The role of the economy in the perspective of the American presidential election of 2012
7. Can elections be predicted? The different methods of economists and political scientists compared to polls
8. Economic credibility and political credibility of candidates and programmes
9. Economic situation and voter behaviour
10. Economy and electoral deadlines