Sylvia Brunet

É uma professora francesa em Direito Público e é membro do laboratório de pesquisa CUREJ (EA 4703, Rouen) e da Sociedade de Legislação Comparada (SLC, Paris). Lidera a equipe de pesquisa no CUREJ, trabalhando com o tema Lei e Territórios, além de conduzir um programa de mestrado em Direito Público (Services et Politiques publics). Leciona disciplinas em Direito Constitucional e Administrativo. Suas principais áreas de interesse são, Segurança Jurídica, Organização Territorial dos Estados, serviços públicos e relações franco-germânicas.

Recentemente, dirigiu um grupo de trabalho sobre reformas territoriais (Les évolutions territoriales entre résilience et innovation : Quelle temporalité pour quelles populations ?, PURH, Les Dossiers des Annales de Droit, 2022) e publicou diversos capítulos (see for ex. ”The Hyper-Executive State of Emergency in France”, Pandemocracy: Power, Parliaments and People in Times of Crises, M. C. Kettemann and K. Lachmayer (eds.), Oxford (UK), Bloomsbury Publishing, Hart Publishing, 2021) e artigos (see for ex. « La conception originelle de la sécurité juridique : l’Allemagne », La sécurité juridique, Titre VII – Les Cahiers du Conseil constitutionnel n° 5, oct. 2020).

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Is a French Professor (Maître de conférences HDR) in Public Law, and is Member of the research laboratory CUREJ (EA 4703, Rouen) and of the Society of Comparative Legislation (SLC, Paris). She leads the research team of the CUREJ working on Law and Territories, and runs a Master program in Public Law (Services et Politiques publics). She teaches constitutional and administrative law. Her main areas of interest are in particular legal certainty, territorial organisation of States, public services and Franco-German relations.

She has recently directed a collective work relating to territorial reforms (Les évolutions territoriales entre résilience et innovation : Quelle temporalité pour quelles populations ?, PURH, Les Dossiers des Annales de Droit, 2022) and published several chapters (see for ex. ”The Hyper-Executive State of Emergency in France”, Pandemocracy: Power, Parliaments and People in Times of Crises, M. C. Kettemann and K. Lachmayer (eds.), Oxford (UK), Bloomsbury Publishing, Hart Publishing, 2021) and articles (see for ex. « La conception originelle de la sécurité juridique : l’Allemagne », La sécurité juridique, Titre VII – Les Cahiers du Conseil constitutionnel n° 5, oct. 2020).