François Rycx
Professor of Economics
Solvay Brussels School of Economics and Management (SBS-EM)
Université Libre de Bruxelles (ULB)


Research Activities:

1. Main Fields of Research, Short Bio & Research Output Statistics

2. Work in Progress
3. Publications:
    3.1. Edited Books
    3.2. Articles in International Scientific Journals
    3.3. 
Articles in Belgian Scientific Journals
    3.4.
Articles in Books
4. My PhD
5. Supervision of PhD Students
6.
Membership to Editorial Boards & Refereeing Activities



1. Main Field of Research, Short Bio & Research Output Statistics:


(*) AJG (Academic Journal Guide) of the Chartered Associated of Business Schools (United Kingdom), CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France), and SBS-EM (ULB, Belgium) rankings of journals, reported below, refer to the date of publication of each article (or, in a few cases - in line with SBS-EM rules - according to most recent rankings if better than at date of publication). The AJG ranking goes from 1 to 4* (4* identifying the best journals) and the CNRS ranking from 4 to 1e,g (1e,g identifying the best journals). The SBS-EM ranking goes from 1 to 10 points. It is obtained by summing the AJG and CNRS rankings. A publication in the British Journal of Industrial Relations, for instance, provides 7 points as it is ranked 4 in the ABS (4 points out of a maximum of 5) and ranked 2 in the CNRS (3 points out of a maximum of 5). A 'top publication', according to the SBS-EM criteria, is a publication in a journal being ranked at least AJG 4 or CNRS 1.




2. Work in Progress:

Under submission
To be submitted / in progress

Unpublished working paper



3. Publications

    3.1.  Edited Books and Special Issues of Scientific Journals:


                                                




    3.2. Articles in International Scientific Journals, Refereed **:
An extension of the paper above has been published as "Wage Structure and Firm Productivity in Belgium", in E. Lazear et K. Shaw (eds.), The Structure of Wages: An International Comparison, NBER and University of Chicago Press, pp. 179-215, 2009 (with T. Lallemand and R. Plasman). Also NBER Working Paper, No. 12978, March 2007. [RePEc]


(**) AJG (Academic Journal Guide) of the Chartered Associated of Business Schools (United Kingdom), CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France), and SBS-EM (ULB, Belgium) rankings of journals, reported below, refer to the date of publication of each article (or, in a few cases - in line with SBS-EM rules - according to most recent rankings if better than at date of publication). The AJG ranking goes from 1 to 4* (4* identifying the best journals) and the CNRS ranking from 4 to 1e,g (1e,g identifying the best journals). The SBS-EM ranking goes from 1 to 10 points. It is obtained by summing the AJG and CNRS rankings. A publication in the British Journal of Industrial Relations, for instance, provides 7 points as it is ranked 4 in the ABS (4 points out of a maximum of 5) and ranked 2 in the CNRS (3 points out of a maximum of 5). IF provides the 2021 impact factors of SSCI-ranked journals.


   
            3.3. Articles in Belgian Scientific Journals, Refereed:
                   


        

            3.4. Articles in Books, Refereed:
This book is listed as Noteworthy Book in Industrial Relations and Labor Economics for 2009 by the Industrial Relations Section at Princeton University.
This book contains a selection  of papers presented at a conference in Denmark (Sonderborg, August 15-18, 2004) on "Labour Market Models and Matched Employer-Employee Data" held in honour of Dale Mortensen (the 2010 Nobel Prize laureate) upon the occasion of his 65th birthday.




4. My Ph.D.
(defended in 2001)



5. Supervision of PhD Students:

Ongoing [2]:

Succesfully Passed [16]:


6. Membership to Editorial Boards & Refereeing Activities