Cathy RUBINOS VIEIRA

Paris

Associate Professor in Economics

Presentation

Cathy Rubinos is an Associate Professor of Economics and she joined EM Normandie in 2024. She holds a Ph.D. in Sustainability from Arizona State University awarded in 2017. Her dissertation focused on the governance and resilience of common-pool resources, particularly water resources in agricultural development. Her research centers on understanding how ecological, social, and institutional factors influence the resilience of social-ecological systems. Recently, she has developed a keen interest in social and environmental innovation, women's entrepreneurship, and informality. Her research employs a multi-method approach, incorporating qualitative insights from both contemporary and historical case studies, formal mathematical modeling, statistical analysis, and Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA).

Professional experience

Since 2024 : Associate Professor in Economics, EM Normandie
2019-2022 : Assistant Prrofessor, Universidad del Pacifico, Peru
2013-2018 : Researcher Associate, Center for Behavior, Insitutions and The Environment, Arizona State University, USA
2011-2013 : Researcher Associate, Arizona State University, USA
2004-2011 : Head of the Economics Department, Exporters Association, Peru

Département

Economics, territories and sustainable development

Matières enseignées

Economic Policies Sustainable Business

Diplômes

2017 : PhD in Sustainability, Arizona State University, USA

Publications

Rubinos, C 2017, ‘Commons governance for robust systems: irrigation systems study under a multi-method approach’, PhD in Sustainabilty, Arizona State University, USA.

2017

PhD Dissertation / Accreditation to Supervise Management Research
Heredia, Flores, A., Gonzalez E., McIntyre, J & Rubiños, C 2023, 'A Configuration Approach to Explain Corporate Environmental Responsibility Behavior of the Emerging Economies Firms at Industry 4.0', Journal of Cleaner Production, vol. 395, April. FNEGE : 2 ; ABS : 2.

2023

Academic articles
Cancino, N, Rubiños, C & Vargas, S 2022, 'Social Capital and Soil Preservation, Is There a Connection? Evidence from The Peruvian Cacao Farms', Journal of Rural Studies, vol. 94, pp. 462-476. ABS : 3.

2022

Academic articles
Rubiños, C & Bernedo Del Carpio, M 2022, 'Institutional Fit in the Water Sector', Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Environmental Science.

2022

Academic articles
Heredia, J, Rubiños, C, Vega, W, Heredia, W & Flores, A 2022, 'New « Strategies to Explain Organizational Resilience on the Firms: A Cross-Countries Configurations Approach', Sustainability, vol. 14 (3).

2022

Academic articles
Heredia, J, Rubiños, C, Flores, A, Heredia, W & Zúñiga, R.A 2022, 'A configurational approach to explain non-market strategies in emerging economies', European Journal International Management, vol. 18.2-3, pp. 203-230.

2022

Academic articles
Rubiños, C & Anderies, J.M 2020, 'Integrating Collapse Theories to Understand Socio-Ecological Systems Resilience', Environmental Research Letters, vol. 15.

2020

Academic articles
Heredia, J, Flores, A, Heredia, W & Rubiños, C 2020, 'What Drives New Product Innovation In China? An Integrative Strategy Tripod Approach', Thunderbird International Business Review, Vol. 62, Issue 4,

2020

Academic articles
Bernstein, MJ, Mancha-Cisneros, MM, Tyson, M, Brady, U, Rubiños, C, Shin, HC, Vallury, S, Smith-Heisters, S, Ratajczyk, E, Anderies, JMa & Janssen, M 2019, 'Mapping Ostrom’s Common-Pool Resource Systems Coding Handbook to the Coupled Infrastructure Systems Framework to enable comparative research', International Journal of the Commons, vol. 13, Issue 1.

2019

Academic articles
Boudesseul, J & Rubiños, C 2019, 'The other angle of Maslow’s pyramid: How scarce environments trigger lowopportunity-cost innovations', Behavioral and Brain Sciences, vol. 42.

2019

Academic articles
Ratajczyk, E, Brady, U, Baggio, J.A, Barnett, A.J, Perez-Ibarra, I, Rollins, N, Rubiños, C, Shin, H.C, Yu, D.J, Aggarwal, R, Anderies, J.M & Janssen, M.A 2016, 'Challenges and Opportunities in Coding the Commons: Problems, Procedures, and Potential Solutions in Large-N Comparative Case Studies'. International Journal of the Commons, vol. 10, issue 2.

2016

Academic articles
Barnett, A J, Baggio, J.A, Shin, H.C, Yu, D.J, Perez-Ibarra, I, Rubiños, C, Brady, U, Ratajczyk, E, Rollins, N, Aggarwal, R, Anderies, J.M & Janssen, M.A 2016, 'An iterative approach to case study analysis: insights from qualitative analysis of quantitative inconsistencies', International Journal of the Commons, vol. 10, issue 2.

2016

Academic articles
Baggio Jacopo, A, Barnett, A, Perez-Ibarra, I, Brady, U, Ratajczyk, E, Rollins, N, Rubiños, C, Shin, H.C, Yu, D.J, Aggarwal, R, Anderies, J.M & M. A. Janssen, M.A 2016, 'Explaining Success and Failure in the Commons: The Configural Nature of Ostrom’s Institutional Design Principles', International Journal of the Commons, vol. 10, issue 2.

2016

Academic articles
Eakin, H, York, A, Aggarwal, R, Waters, S, Welch, J, Rubiños, C, Smith-Heisters, S, Bausch, C & Anderies, J.M 2015, 'Cognitive and institutional influences on farmers’ adaptive capacity: insights into barriers and opportunities for transformative change in central Arizona', Regional Environmental Change.

2015

Academic articles
Bausch, J.C, Eakin, H, Smith-Heisters, S,York, A, White, D.D, Rubiños, C & Rimjhim, M 2015, 'Aggarwal “Development pathways at the agriculture–urban interface: the case of Central Arizona', Agriculture and Human Values, vol. 1-1.

2015

Academic articles