Mohamed Arouri
Distinguished Professor of Finance, Social Change and Sustainability, Université Côte d'Azur
Mohamed Arouri is currently a Distinguished Professor of Finance, Social Change and Sustainability at Université Côte d’Azur, France. His research interests involve several aspects in finance, economics and social change: corporate finance, financial markets, inequalities, behavioral economics, corporate social responsibility, social inclusion, sustainability and economic development. His most recent articles are published in leading refereed journals such as Journal of Economic Dynamic & Control, Journal of Empirical Finance, Journal of Corporate Finance, Journal of International Money & Finance, World Development, Journal of Macroeconomics, Journal of Banking & Finance, The World Economy, Ecological Economics, Journal of Business Ethics, Macroeconomic Dynamics, European Business Review, Journal of International Financial Markets, Institutions & Money, Oxford Development Studies, Revue Finance, and Annals of Economics & Statistics. With a citation count of +11 000, and an H-index of 46, he has been featured among the world’s top 2% scientists by Stanford University in 2021 and 2022.
Areas of Interest:
- Finance
- Sustainability
- Climate change
Education:
- • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010
- • Ph.D., in Economics, Université de Paris X Nanterre, France, 2006
- • M.A., Money, Bank & Finance, Université de Paris X Nanterre, France, 2002
Experience:
- Distinguished Professor of Finance, Social Change and Sustainability, Université Côte d'Azur, 2017 - present
- Director of the Doctoral School of Economics, Management and Law, Université Clermont Auvergne, 2011-2012
- Associate Researcher, EDHEC Business School, 2007-2014
Latest Publications:
- "The Handbook of Energy, Sustainability and Economic Growth", Co-edited with M. gomes, Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, 2023.
- “Corporate Social Responsibility and M&A uncertainty”, Journal of Corporate Finance, 2019
- "Cojumps and asset allocation in international equity markets", Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control, 2019.
On the Impact of Household Asset level and Inequality on Inter-governorate Migration: Evidence from Egypt
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
April, 2018
Working PapersOn the Determinants of Souverign Wealth Funds’ Investments: Are Arab SWFS Different?
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
March, 2018
Working PapersIs Internal Migration A Way to Cope With Climate Change? Evidence From Egypt
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
May, 2017
Working PapersDo Pensions Reduce the Incentive to Work? Evidence From Egypt
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
June, 2016
Working PapersDoes Microcredit Reduce Gender Gap in Employment? An Application of Decomposition Analysis to Egypt
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
June, 2016
Working PapersDoes Microcredit Reduce Gender Inequality? An Application of Decomposition Analysis to Egypt
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
2015-01-01
The Impact of Pension and Social Assistance on Poverty and Inequality: Evidence from Egypt
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
2014-06-15
Income Level and Environmental Quality in MENA Countries: Discussing the Environmental Kuznets Curve Hypothesis
Areas of Interest: Finance Sustainability Climate change Education: • PhD in Management, University of Orleans, 2010 • Ph.D.,... Read More
2011-01-01