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This workshop brings together leading researchers working on matching markets and social networks, covering topics such as market design, school choice, labor market matching, online interactions, and peer selection. It features both theoretical and applied research on how individuals and institutions are matched and how social connections influence economic outcomes.

Economic decisions are often shaped by social identity, through norms, group membership, or self-image. The study of its implications for behavior is expanding to an increasingly broad set of groups and norms (e.g., gender, race, class, age, caste), and its normative implications are receiving growing attention. In this workshop, we aim to bring together researchers working on theory and empirics, on positive and normative questions alike, to inform better policy design.

Discover Quentin Lété’s journey from a PhD in Operations Research at UCLouvain to becoming an Assistant Professor at LIDAM, exploring electricity markets, mathematical optimization, and the value of international research experiences.

François Maniquet, researcher at LIDAM/CORE, has been elected a full member of the Royal Academy of Sciences, Letters and Fine Arts of Belgium, in the Class of Letters and Moral and Political Sciences.