Alix Perrin

Alix Perrin serves as Associate Professor at the University of Paris with cross-institutional teaching appointments at Dauphine-PSL and the University of Burgundy. She delivers specialized courses across all academic levels including introductory public law (L1), administrative litigation (M1), and Smart City Contracts in the Master 2 program at Burgundy.

Education:

• PhD in Law from University of Paris II-Assas (Thesis: Injunctions in French public law)

Her research centers on administrative law with emphasis on judicial remedies, public procurement systems, and environmental regulation. She examines the evolving role of administrative judges in climate governance, air quality enforcement, and smart city development, bridging theoretical legal frameworks with practical regulatory compliance challenges in European contexts.

Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals a pronounced shift toward environmental administrative law since 2021, particularly climate litigation and injunction mechanisms. Concurrently, she maintains deep expertise in public procurement procedures and administrative litigation techniques, demonstrating consistent scholarly focus on procedural innovations within French and European administrative systems.

Professor Perrin actively contributes to national legal education through examination boards for the École nationale d'administration (ENA), École nationale de la magistrature (ENM), and Centre de formation des avocats (CRFPA). Since 2019, she has served on the National Council of Universities (CNU) Section 02 for Public Law, influencing academic standards and research directions in French legal scholarship.