Assistant Professor in European Law
Contact Raphaële Xenidis
Raphaële’s current research focuses on European discrimination and equality law. In the framework of her Ph.D. dissertation, she has worked on issues of intersectionality and intersectional discrimination. Her Marie Curie postdoctoral project explored problems of algorithmic discrimination, bias in automated decision-making systems and data-driven inequality.
Vincent Forray is a professor at the Law School where he teaches Epistemology of Law, Law of Persons and a course of Comparative Law. He also teaches to the undergrad students at the Sciences Po College a course untitled How Do Jurists Think. He conducts a research seminar on The Government of Freedom with Professor Sébastien Pimont.
- Law of obligations (contracts and torts)
- Philosophy of law, Legal Theory
- Law of persons
- « En écoutant Deleuze. La double structure du droit » (with S. Pimont), in Jacqueline Guittard, Emeric Nicolas, Cyril Sintez (eds.), Deleuze face à la norme, forthcoming, Mare Martin, 2022.
- « Narrer la norme juridique en prétendant (seulement) la décrire ou Le juriste comme chaman du récit du droit » (with S. Pimont), in Jacqueline Guittard, Emeric Nicolas, Cyril Sintez (eds.), La narration de la norme, forthcoming, Mare Martin, 2022, pp. 267-288
- « La lutte pour le droit. Une question de méthode » (with S. Pimont), Jurisprudence – Revue critique, numéro 9, 2021, forthcoming.
- « Droit et gouvernementalité. Un nouveau droit naturel » (with S. Pimont), Droit & Philosophie, special edition, issue 1, 2021.
- Review of Veronica Corcodel, Modern Law and Otherness – The Dynamics of Inclusion and Exlusion in Comparative Legal Thought , à la Revue critique de droit international privé, 2021.
- « Gouverner la mondialisation par le droit : l’hypothèse d’un nouveau droit naturel » (with S. Pimont), Revue Européenne de Droit, issue 2, 2021.
- « Ecriture doctrinale », McGill Law Journal, Volume 66, issue 1, 2020.
- « Politique des formes civiles » (with S. Pimont), Revue trimestrielle de droit civil, 2020, p. 528.
- Review of Véronique Champeil-Desplats (with S. Pimont), Théorie générale des droits et libertés - Perspective analytique , Revue trimestrielle de droit civil, 2020.
Mikhaïl Xifaras has been Professor of Public Law at Sciences Po since September 2008, where he teaches legal philosophy, property and jurisprudence. He has been a Visiting Professor at Harvard Law school (since 2011) and at Keio Law School in Japan (since 2012).
- Legal Theory
- History of legal thought
- Property Theory
Contact Dina Waked
Dina Waked holds an S.J.D. (Doctor of Judicial Science) and an LL.M. from Harvard Law School, an LL.B. from Cairo University Law School, and a BA in Economics from the American University in Cairo. Her doctoral thesis received the Harvard Law School 2012 John M. Olin Law & Economics Prize.
Before joining the Law School at Sciences Po in 2013, she was teaching at the college of Sciences Po in Paris and Menton, SKEMA Business School – ESC Lille and the American University in Cairo.
- Law and Economics
- Global Competition Law and Antitrust
- Regulation
- Development
Guillaume Tusseau has been a Professor of public law at Sciences Po since September 1st 2010 and a Junior member of the Institut universitaire de France since 2009.
- Constitutional law and political institutions
- Consitutional litigation
- Comparative law
- Legal Theory
Contact Emmanuelle Tourme-Jouannet
- International law
- Human Rights
- Legal History and philosophy of law
- Conflict of laws and cross-boarder litigation
Julie Saada (Agrégation, PhD and Habilitation, Ecole Normale Supérieure of Lyon, 2004, 2013) is Professor of Philosophy at Sciences Po Law School, Paris, France.
- Philosophy of law
- Modern and contemporary political philosophy
- Philosophy of international law: theories of criminal justice, ethics and law of war, post-war, Human Rights
- Critical approaches to law
- Law and literature, law and humanities
Professor at the Sciences Po Law School (since 2015)
Dean of the Sciences Po Law School (since 2020)
He undertook doctoral studies at the University of Poitiers under the supervision of Professor Jean Beauchard. His dissertation 'L'économie du contrat' was published in 2002. He was the Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Savoie.
- Law of obligations
- Consumer law
- Real estate Law
- Critical legal theory
Associate Professor at Sciences Po
Contact Jeremy Perelman
- Public International law
- Economic development
- Human rights
Full professor at Sciences Po
Contact Horatia Muir-Watt
Horatia Muir Watt is tenured Professor at Sciences Po, where she is Co-Director of the program Global Governance Studies (which covers private, public and economic international law, arbitration and litigation, human rights and development) within the Master’s Degree in Economic Law.
- International private law (in global governance)
- Comparative law (new approaches)
- Fundamental rights and freedoms
- International litigation and arbitration
Full professor at Sciences Po
Contact Julie Klein
- Law of obligations
- Economic Law
Full professor at Sciences Po
Contact Christophe Jamin
Christophe Jamin holds a doctorate in law from the Université Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne (1990) and he successfully completed the agrégation in private law and criminal science (1993). He was member of the Bar of Paris (1988-1994) and the secretary of the organization's Conférence du stage (1990).
- Legal education
- Contract law
- Legal history
- History of legal thought
Contact Diego P. Fernández Arroyo
- Transnational arbitration
- Private/Public international law
- Comparative law
- Latin-American legal systems
- Global governance
- Intellectual property rights
- Copyrights
- Cyberlaw
- Property law
- Public International Law
- International Legal Theory
- The Law of International Organizations
- International Dispute Settlement
A laureate of the Chancellerie des Unversités de Paris and of the Université Paris II, Dany Cohen has been a professor of private law since 1985. After creating and directing the DESS program (diploma of advanced studies) in Distribution Law at the Université du Maine, the DJCE (diploma of higher studies in business law) at the Université de Cergy-Pontoise (1992), he taught at the Université Paris XIII, where he also directed the Institute of Legal Studies.
- Procedural law
- Competition law
- International private law
- Competition law
- Legal reasoning
- History of legal thought
- Jurisprudence Legal theory
Full professor at Sciences Po
Contact Régis Bismuth
- Public international law
- International litigation
- International economic Law
- International financial regulation
- International standardization
- Animal law and animal ethics
Loïc Azoulai is Professor of European Law
Contact Loïc Azoulai
Before joining the Sciences Po Law School in September 2010, he held the chair of European Law at the European University Institute. He served as codirector of the Academy of European Law and of the Centre for Judicial Cooperation both hosted at the European University Institute from 2010 to 2015. From 2003 to 2006, he was legal secretary at the European Court of Justice working with Advocate General Poiares Maduro.
- European Law
- Europeanisation of Law
- Legal concepts and fundamental legal conceptions
Research Professor at the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS)
Researcher at the European Study Centre (CEE-CNRS)
Contact Frédéric Audren
- Legal history
- Sociology of law
Professor at Sciences Po, Paris
Research Professor, National Center of Scientific Research (France)
Fellow, Centre for Advanced Studies, Käte Hamburger Kolleg, Bonn (Germany)
Historical Anthropology of Western and Westernized Legal Cultures
Contact Louis Assier-Andrieu
- Cultural theory of law
- Historical anthropology of western law
- Legal norms, cultural norms
- Lawyers: history, culture, perspectives
- Law of the Digital Economy
- Privacy law / Global Data Law
- Municipal law
- Law and Economic Development
- Legal Theory
- Surveillance Law
