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BOUIX
I studied law at the Jean Monnet University of Saint-Etienne. There I defended my doctoral thesis in private law in 2012, a research work devoted to “Corrective mechanisms of praetorian origin” and carried out under the direction of Professor Pascale Deumier. I was recruited that same year as a lecturer at the University Toulouse I + Lire la suite
ADRIAN
PhD in Public Law, Thesis on Overseas territories, 2000, University of Aix-Marseille III France (Director, J.-M. Pontier, Honorable Mention with Congratulations from the Jury, Proposal for a Thesis Prize and Publication (published by PUAM, 2001) ; 1st Prize of the General Council of Bouches du Rhône for the best thesis on local authorities 2001, 1st + Lire la suite
BIDAUD
Thesis on civil status in international private law, defended on 9 December 2005 (Dir. H. Fulchiron, highest honour, Laureate of the Thesis Prize of the Jean Moulin – Lyon 3 University). Assistant professor at Jean Moulin – Lyon 3 University since the 1st February 2007; in secondment at to the University of New Caledonia between + Lire la suite
BLAISE
Dr Blaise got her PhD in economics in 2004 at the Center for International Economics and Finance (CEFI-CNRS) of the University of the Mediterranean (today Aix-Marseille University). In the meantime, she also got a Master Degree in Regional Development Economics at the Institute of Economic Research of Hitotsubashi University (Tokyo). She worked at the Australian + Lire la suite
BUNEL
Since more than 15 years, my research focuses on two folds: first, the micro-econometric evaluation of active labor market policies, second the study of inequalities and the discriminations on the labor market integrating the spatial dimension. In delegation in New Caledonia University since June 2016, my current researches focus on the measures and the evolutions + Lire la suite
CHAUCHAT
As a Professor of Public Law, I have been deeply involved from the outset at all stages of the expansion of the French University of the Pacific into the University of New Caledonia. I have a well-developed expertise on the institutions of New Caledonia.
CORNUT
Spécialisé en droit international privé, Étienne Cornut travaille principalement sur la thématique du pluralisme juridique de la Nouvelle-Calédonie, en particulier du droit coutumier et des conflits internes de lois liés à la coexistence, sur ce territoire, de plusieurs normes de source différente : droit étatique, droit local (du fait des transferts de compétence), droit coutumier. Ses + Lire la suite
GIRAUDEAU
Géraldine Giraudeau is a full Professor of Public International Law (PhD Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Carlos III University of Madrid). She served as an assessor judge appointed by the UN High Commission to the National Court of Asylum from 2012 to 2016. After two years in delegation at the University of New Caledonia she’s now + Lire la suite
GOROHOUNA
Samuel Gorohouna is associate professor in economics at the University of New Caledonia and researcher at LARJE. His areas of research concern inequalities in the labor market and in access to housing. He is also working on the entry of indigenous peoples into the market economy, on greening taxation and electoral behavior. His teaching activities + Lire la suite
RIS
Dr Catherine Ris is Professor of Economics at the University of New Caledonia (UNC), Director of LARJE (Research Centre on Economics and Law). She received her PhD from the University of Lyon (France) and was a post-doctoral fellow at the Research Centre for Education and the Labour Market at Maastricht University (Netherlands). She returned to + Lire la suite
TIRARD
Manuel Tirard is Associate Professor of Public Law at both the University of Paris Nanterre and the University of New-Caledonia, where he specialises in Public Finance and Tax Law in a comparative perspective. He obtained his PhD summa cum laude in 2009 from the University Panthéon-Assas Paris 2. Manuel has previously worked as a lawyer + Lire la suite
UZAN
After achieving a law degree in 2012, Margot UZAN-MARCESCHE carried on an online degree course with the university of Toulouse 1 Capitole. In 2013 and 2014, she obtained a Master 1 (4th year of university) of corporate law with a social law option and a Master 2 (5th year of university) of law and management + Lire la suite
XEWE
I am enrolled as thirst-year PhD student in Economics at the University of New-Caledonia, research center in Law and Economics (LARJE). Currently, I work as a Research Officer within the doctoral programme for the New Caledonian Institute for Skill Development (IDC NC), observatory service in Employment, Qualifications, Wages and Training (OEQSF). My PhD scholarship is + Lire la suite