16 April 2023
By Julie Saada Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, many abuses have been committed according to an independent United Nations commission(1)The […]
16 April 2023
By Helena Alviar Garcia ‘In the grand bargain struck between the apartheid government and the A.N.C., headed by Nelson Mandela, a transfer of power was […]
12 February 2022
In his recently published Comparative constitutional litigation. A critical introduction to constitutional procedural law (LJDG, June 2021), law professor Guillaume Tusseau advances the undertaking he […]
16 March 2021
New Trends, New Methods by Frédéric Audren, Law School In 2017, the tribes living along the banks of the Whanganui river, the third-largest in New […]
16 November 2020
A Comparative Cultural Analysis of Columbian and American Jurisprudence by Louis Imbert Foreigners are not exempt from the vision of the law proposed by American […]
3 July 2020
How does private international law structure and reveal our relationship to alterity? How does this discipline, which may appear to be far-removed from both national […]
1 July 2020
How does private international law structure and reveal our relationship to alterity? How does this discipline, which may appear to be far-removed from both national […]
13 February 2020
The growing demand for deontology is affecting an increasing number of professions and missions, from politicians, civil servants and medical professions to journalists and scientists. […]
10 July 2019
Louis Assier-Andrieu took his first steps in research alongside Claude Lévi-Strauss. As an anthropologist, and then historian, sociologist, and lawyer, he has long conducted field […]