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Hugo Pascal is a legal researcher and lecturer in law. Research assistant to Mireille Delmas-Marty (Professor emeritus at the Collège de France, Member of the French Institute), he is interested in the way globalisation invites to rethink normativity and the role of private actors in the regulation phenomenon. Author of several articles in leading legal journals, he directed the Sciences Po Law Review (2018-2019) before joining its scientific board (2019-2020).
Also a practitioner, Hugo advises corporate boards in complex international M&A projects and in the integration of ESG requirements into their activities. He is also regularly consulted by French and international institutions such as the World Bank on economic law issues.
Hugo has been the co-editor of the European Law Review since its inception in June 2020.
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Seeking a Sustainable Capitalism Through Law
The deluge of recent legislative proposals and academic writings leaves no doubt: the call for a profound overhaul of capitalism is once again on the agenda. What makes the present moment unique is that the call is not only being heard in traditionally critical quarters, but also in the very bastions of liberalism. Multiple reasons … Continued
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Europe – An Eminently Legal Power
What does Europe stand for? The answer is far from straightforward, particularly in the face of increasing internal tensions concerning issues ranging from the migration crisis to the primacy of European law and to the undermining of the rule of law. The conviction defended by this issue of the RED is that any reflection on … Continued
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A plural global governance
At a first glance, it might seem anachronistic to write about global governance, since the era of grand universalist declarations, globalizations of trade and transnational agreements is on the brink of being replaced by that of rediscovered national interests, isolationisms and the selfishness of the “Me First” politics. The crisis – or perhaps the polycrisis … Continued
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