Teaching
Private international law, European law, and comparative law at University of Toulouse / Université Toulouse Capitole.
Programmes
I co-direct, with Professor Pierre Egéa, the Master MADIC (droit international appliqué et comparé), which trains students for practice and research in international and comparative law. I previously directed the European Law School of Toulouse (2018–2023).
My teaching centres on private international law and European law. It feeds directly into my Cours de droit international et européen, revised each year since 2019 and now in its seventh edition.
Doctoral supervision
Defended
- Baptiste Martinez (2021), co-supervised with Céline Castets-Renard
- Rachid El Maalem (2022), co-supervised with Sylvaine Poillot-Peruzzetto
- Annika Bauch (2025), sole supervision
- Timothée Arnaud-Miramont (2026), on the security of information systems, France–Japan
In progress
Five doctoral theses currently under my supervision (candidates Ilin, Myklush, Samson, Alqasem, Thil).
Prospective doctoral candidates working in private international law, European law, or the law of cyberspace and space are welcome to get in touch via the contact page.