Arié Lévy is a Ph.D. candidate at the Sciences Po Law School, under the supervision of professors Sébastien Pimont and Mikhaïl Xifaras. His research focuses on the legal classifications and representations of the religious. More specifically, he is interested in the distinction between secular and religious domains, and its importance to law.
His main academic interests include public law, legal theory, and political philosophy.
Louis Imbert, a French-American national, has been a doctoral candidate at Sciences Po Law School since September 2017. He is writing a doctoral dissertation entitled "The Constitution of Foreigners: A Comparative Analysis of Discourses of Constitutional Judges", under the supervision of professors Guillaume Tusseau and Serge Slama. He was granted a doctoral scholarship by the Fondation Nationale des Sciences Politiques (2017-2020).
Omar Kamel is a Doctoral Researcher and Lecturer at the Sciences Po Law School in Paris, where he teaches public international law and armed conflicts. His PhD thesis, supervised by Professor Jean d’Aspremont, appraises the sway of media discourse on the laws of war, and the outcomes of armed conflicts in the Middle East.
Bastien Charaudeau Santomauro is a French-Argentinian PhD candidate at Sciences Po Law School, a Fox International Fellow at Yale University, and a Fellow of the French Collaborative Institute on Migrations (ICM). His research articulates an interdisciplinary analysis (legal ethnography, doctrinal analysis and legal theory) of the legal processes of marginalization of migrants at the border. He works in particular on the case of the French-Italian border where he does his fieldwork.
Alice Dartevelle is currently a PhD researcher at Sciences Po Law School, under the supervision of Professor Régis Bismuth. Her research investigates the legal infrastructure of the political economy of access to medicines as well as the legal levers that can be mobilized to reduce the main deficiencies of this model.
Louis Hill is a doctoral student at Sciences Po Law School. He holds a Master in Economic law from Sciences Po Law School (2018), a degree in philosophy from Paris IV (2015) and a degree in social sciences from Sciences Po (2015).
Pengfei Wang is a Ph.D. student at Sciences Po Law School under the supervision of Professor Guillaume Tusseau.
Pengfei obtained his LL.B. and B. Econ. degrees from Peking University and subsequently an LL.M. degree in constitutional and administrative law from the same university.
He visited Sciences Po Paris as an exchange student in the fall of 2018.
- Public law
- Comparative law
Nicholas G.S. Saul is a Franco-American PhD candidate at the Sciences Po Law School. His research focuses on the legal form of decentralized organizations and their impact on public governance. In doing so, he aims to observe emerging phenomena of governance in technology such as blockchain DAOs (Decentralized Autonomous Organizations) and more traditional political discourses on autonomy and self-determination.
Nefeli is currently working on Evidence in Comparative Constitutional Adjudication under the supervision of Professor Guillaume Tusseau. She holds the position of A.T.E.R. at the University of Paris 1- Panthéon Sorbonne.
She taught Political Institutions, Comparative Constitutional Law and Comparative Judicial Politics both at Sciences Po Paris and Reims campuses and European Union Law, Administrative Law, Constitutional Law at various Law Faculties in Paris.
In 2018, she was a visiting fellow at the Càtedra de Cultura Jurídica at the University of Girona in Spain.
Ishupal Singh Kang, originally from India, is a doctoral candidate at Sciences Po Law School. The title of his research project is: “Distributive Equity Perspective of Intellectual Property Globalization: The Case of Copyright Protection and Access to Education in the Global South”.
Jean Grosdidier’s dissertation explores the developments of “monetary constitutionalism” in the Eurozone. He is doing his Ph.D. under the supervision of Pr. Guillaume Tusseau.
Jean holds a Master degree in Public Law from University Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas and a Certificate in Philosophy of Law from the College de Droit. He also graduated from University Paris Ouest Nanterre and E.H.E.S.S in « Legal Theory and Analysis of Law » (Research Master).
- « John Dewey et l’expérience du droit. La philosophie juridique à l’épreuve du pragmatisme » (co-écrit avec Liora Israël, EHESS), Tracès. Revue de Sciences Humaines, n°27 : « Penser avec le Droit », décembre 2014.
- Compte-rendu de La transgression / Jean-Jacques Sueur et Pascal Richard (dir.), pour la Revue Droit et Société, septembre 2014.
- « L’attribution de droits réels aux occupants du domaine public : une reformulation a-propriétariste », Annales de Droit, n°7, mars 2013, PURH, p. 111-136.
- Guide juridique Compétences et responsabilités des Présidents d’Université, Préface Louis Vogel, février 2012, Publication CPU, 142 p.
