Arnaud Raynouard

Arnaud Raynouard is a Professor of Law at Paris-Dauphine University and serves as Vice-President of the Board of Directors in charge of international affairs. With extensive academic and professional experience in law, he has held significant leadership positions within French higher education institutions for many years.

His educational background includes:

• Graduate of University of Paris II in law and management science from University of Paris-Dauphine
• Former student of Inalco (Indonesian-Malay)
• Doctorate in 1998 from University of Paris-II on 'Dematerialization, essay on the scriptural form'

Professor Raynouard's primary research interests focus on the intersection of law with economic systems and globalization processes. His work examines how legal frameworks adapt to and shape global economic structures, with particular attention to tax law, corporate governance, and international regulatory mechanisms. He has developed expertise in both theoretical legal analysis and practical applications of law in business contexts.

His recent publication record shows a strong focus on contemporary legal challenges, particularly in tax policy, corporate social responsibility, and the regulation of emerging financial technologies. His work frequently addresses the tension between national legal systems and global economic forces, with publications appearing in both academic journals and public discourse platforms like The Conversation. His scholarship demonstrates consistent engagement with practical legal issues while maintaining theoretical rigor.

Throughout his career, Professor Raynouard has maintained an active role in academic leadership, having served as vice-president in charge of international and European affairs at institutions in Toulouse and Paris-Dauphine since 2009. He has also shared his expertise internationally as a visiting professor across Asia, Europe, and North America, contributing to global academic dialogue in legal studies.