Vincent Lhuillier - Brief Bio

Vincent Lhuillier holds a PhD in economics in 2000 (University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne). His doctorate in epistemology and history of economic thought was dedicated to the work of Walras, particularly to the question of how his theories on social and pure economy were articulated. On the other hand, as a member of the scientific comity of the MAUSS review, he used to work on social and economic policy issues and on contemporary debates on alternatives economies. His teaching activity at Orsay University reflects these fields of interest as he was in charge of the following courses: History of economic thought, Economic sociology, Development economics, Comparison between solidarity, informal and popular economies.

In 2001 he began to work at CERISIS-UCL. Member of the Social economy team, he was in charge of the Belgium part of the TSFEPS project, the EMES research on childcare services.

In 2004, he joined the Public Health School of Nancy as Assistant professor (Maitre de conference) where he teaches Health economy, Comparison of health systems, Health and development, Health social inequality.

Selected publications:

· Lhuillier, V., Nyssens, M., Oulhaj, L. (2005), "Vers un welfare mix dans les services aux personnes ? L’apport des services innovants aux jeunes enfants et aux personnes âgées en Belgique", Recherches sociologiques, n°1, De Boeck.

· Lemaître A., Lhuillier V., Nyssens M., Oulhaj L., Petrella F. et Platteau A. (2004), "L'économie sociale et les services de proximité : Analyse des décisions de la conférence nationale belge pour l'emploi", Pensée plurielle 2004/1 N° 7, De boeck, pp.41-63.
· Bode, I., Gardin, L., Laville J.-L., Lhuillier, V., Petrella, F. (2003), "Introduction. Social Economy and Welfare Mix: A Framework for the Analysis of Relational Services", Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, Blackwell, Vol. 74, n° 4, pp.585-590.
· Lhuillier, V. (2003), Transformation des structures familiales et des politiques sociales en Europe : les services d’accueil des jeunes enfants (0-6 ans). Etudes de cas Belgique, Rapport recherche européenne TSFEPS, décembre 2003.
· Lhuillier, V., (2002), "Les trois premières tentatives d'application des mathématiques à l’économie politique de Léon Walras et l'intégration progressive des choix subjectifs en économie pure", Cahiers d’économie politique, n° 42.