Christine Di Domenico

Economics, Finance and Control

Christine Di Domenico teaches International and Industrial Economics, and more recently, Social and Solidarity Economy. This research relates to the dynamics of Chinese capitalism. She is Co-Director of the France China Master 2 program in Canton. She also participates in EMLYON's social integration program, "Hybrid Multicampus Multiquarter Union", which she heads.

EDUCATION

• International Teachers Program (ITP) (SDA, Bocconi, Italy) 1988
• DEA in Mathematical Economics and Econometrics (University of Toulouse I) 1983
• Master 2 in Econometrics (University of Social Sciences Toulouse I) 1982

EXPERIENCE

• Since 1990: Professor at EMLYON Business School
• Since 2008: Director of the France-China MBA program at Lingnan College in Canton and Manager of EMLYON Business School's social integration program, "Prep Community"
• Since 2006: Manager of the EMLYON Business School's social integration program, "Hybrid Multicampus Multiquarter Union"
• 2003: Visiting Professor, University of Belgrano, Argentina
• 2002: joint research project, "Development of SME in Shanghai" between Fudan University, Shanghai University and EMLYON Business School
• 1997: Visiting Professor, Lingnan College, Sun Yat-sen University in Canton

COURSES TAUGHT

Teaching fields (Master and Executive MBA levels):

• Macroeconomic environment
• Industrial economics
• European economic integration
• Social and solidarity economy
• The diversity of capitalism

RESEARCH INTEREST

Research topics: The diversity of capitalism, in particular in China

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS (1)

• Seidel, Fred, Domenico Di, Christine, Faÿ, Eric. 1993. Ethics of business and European civilization: Proposed step number 3 December 1993 -school created with the support of Lyonnaise des Eaux Dumez - Groupe Schneider. Lyon: ESC Lyon Group 73 p.

BOOK CHAPTERS (5)

• Di Domenico, Christine. 2010. Trade Confidence and Trade: Building Confidence in Monetary and Financial Exchange: China's Journey., Trust and Sino-European Relations. : The Harmattan, 205-220 P.

• DI DOMENICO, Christine. 2006. From the market economy to capitalism: the sinuous case of the Chinese economy., France-China: Migrations of thoughts and technologies. : The Harmattan, 269-278 P.

• Di Domenico, Christine. 2003. The reform of the Chinese banking system: what impact on the short and long-term financing opportunities for an industrialist setting up in China ?, Innovation and development: Shanghai Economic Forum, May 28-31, 2001.: China Cultural and Artistic Press, 75-85 P.

• Domenico Di, Christine, SLIM, Sami. 1997. Asia: The case of French industrial glue manufacturers., Perspectives on economic integration and business strategy in the Asia-Pacific region. Macmillan Press Ltd., 218-245 P.

• DI DOMENICO, Christine. 1993. Can we organize a democratic choice of public services ?: The example of the city of Blagnac., Ethics of Business and European Civilization: Proposed step number 3: Groupe esc lyon, 14-38 P. PRESS ARTICLES (2)

• Di Domenico, Christine. 2015. Open to broader initiatives in terms of territory, high school students, academics. Large Schools and Universities Magazine, 69: 69-69 p.

• DI DOMENICO, Christine. 2011. Agricultural policy key to EU Inflation.Wall Street Journal,