Because of the requirement of high quality in the doctoral dissertations, doing a PhD at Sciences Po Law School has never been an easy task. After four years of practicing litigation and arbitration in a major American law firm, he joined TEMIME, where he focuses on criminal business law, commercial and civil litigation and arbitration.

Presentation: Agnès Desjobert. Joaquín is a lawyer from Universidad de los Andes, Colombia. It would not be a stretch to say that every scholarly tradition, including legal scholarship suffers from the same impotence. Instead, he heads to Alabama to defend those wrongly condemned or who were not afforded proper representation, with the support of local advocate Eva Ansley (Larson). Also, I wish to say that doing a PhD has been more that finishing the dissertation. Litigation My argument is that by acting as a parrhesiaste, a legal scholar can operate as a founder of a new discursivity and broaden the field of sayable, ultimately overcoming the tradition’s resistance. I have regretted it deeply. She speaks English fluently.Julie TIBERI specialized in general criminal law and criminal business law after she graduated her Master’s degree in Economic Law from the Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris (Sciences-Po). Specifically, I argue that the antitrust legislative innovation movement that occurred in Brazil and other developing countries in the 1990s was a mechanism to move away the economic-democratic debate from competitive regulation. Université de … She speaks English and Persian fluently.Lawyer at the Marseille Bar, Olinka MALATERRE joined TEMIME in 2013 after a first experience in the American business law firm WEIL.

Il a été chargé de recherche au Collège de France (2014-2018) et fellow à l’Institut d’études avancées de Nantes (2011-2012).Ses travaux portent sur le droit et la justice pénale, notamment dans leurs dimensions européenne et internationale. If that were to be the case, how could we account for the fact that despite all its powers, the legal tradition cannot always resist alternative approaches to law? 7 d’entre eux se classent même parmi les 10 premiers. He is a member of the American Civil Liberties Union (A.C.L.U.). How such a thing happens in practice and what are its conditions of success is hard to conceptualize in the form of a formulaic theory, but my claim is that the very possibility of parrhesia constitutes a powerful threat to the tradition as an engine of change.Drawing on works in pragmatic philosophy and anthropology, I propose to focus on the conceptual practices of legal actors. He speaks English fluently.Member of the Paris Bar since 2012, Quentin de MARGERIE is a graduate from ESSEC Business School. Partant du constat d'une « », nous a confié Alexandre à l’issue de sa soutenance.Alexandre a poursuivi ses recherches doctorales en tant que chercheur invité à la Columbia Law School à New York (Etats-Unis) l’Institut Max-Planck de droit public et international comparé à Heidelberg (Allemagne) la faculté de droit de l’Université de Kyoto (Japon) ainsi qu’à la faculté de droit de la National University of Singapore (Singapour) et à l’Institut Max Planck de droit procédural réglementaire international et européen (Luxembourg). and Master’s degree in Comparative and European Private International Law from Dundee University and Toulouse Capitole I University. Me Julia Minkowski, avocat à la Cour; Mme Aude Buresi, juge d'instruction au pôle financier près le Tribunal judiciaire de Paris; Me Frédérique Beaulieu, avocat à la Cour; M. Denis Kenette, vice-président et coordonnateur du Pôle de l'urgence pénale près le Tribunal judiciaire de Paris; Si la finale est ouverte à tous, pour des raisons de sécurité, il est impératif de vous inscrire via le lien en ligne avant le mercredi … Doctor of Sciences Po Law School, 2018 Defined as truth-telling that involves a risk for the truth-teller, parrhesia reflects a particular ethical stance towards truthfulness. Séminaire de l’École de droit