Julien PILLOT holds a PhD in Economics from the University of Nice - Sophia Antipolis. As an analysis of the economic effectiveness of European competition policies, especially with regards to private innovation incentives, his thesis invites pluridisciplinary approaches both in Industrial Economics and Competition Law.While a first part of his studies aims at revealing the economic rationale of firms’ strategies, a second interest lies in the mobilization of econometrics to highlight the main determinants in legal conflicts resolution. JulienBPillot joins REEDS in September 2012 as a post-doctoral fellow. Attached to the VeDeCOM institute, he works on the definition of business models likely to promotecarbon free vehicles and new mobility trends. A for his teaching activities, Julien gives lectures in Open and Monetary Macroeconomics (Licence 2) and Innovation Economics (Master 2, international program).