within sciences-po, she founded the "chaire régulation" in 2000, which is a structure for performing research and organising events, and directed it until 2009. her research goals have been developed throughout her various responsibilities in education, publication, and consulting for governments and private businesses: she has established a theoretical position based on law, economics, and politics, on the rules and decisions characteristic of regulated sectors (such as telecommunications, transports, media, internet, energy, finance, banking, insurance, healthcare, and the environment). when she arrived at sciences-po in 2001, she founded the master in economic law, which she directed until 2009. she founded the "journal of regulation" published in paper format and on the internet. she created two editorial collections, "cours dalloz" published by dalloz, and "droit et economie" (law and economics) published by lgdj. she created her own publishing house, mafr publishing, in 2010.