Aurélie DUFFY-MEUNIER

Aurélie DUFFY-MEUNIER is a Professor of Public Law at Aix-Marseille University, specializing in Comparative Public Law, Constitutional Justice, and European Human Rights Law. She is affiliated with the International and Comparative Constitutional Law Study and Research Group (DICE / ILF-GERJC) and contributes to projects like DEFIDEM and LEXIS. Her work focuses on the UK’s constitutional evolution, deliberative democracy, and populist impacts on legal frameworks.

• Research Interests: Comparative Constitutional Law, Fundamental Freedoms, Citizen Conventions, Populism, Rule of Law, UK Legal Systems
• Teachings: Constitutional Law, Fundamental Rights, Comparative Law, British Public Law

Her recent publications analyze constitutional crises (e.g., Brexit, pandemic responses), citizen participation in legislative processes, and empirical constitutionalism in the UK. She collaborates internationally, particularly on cross-border constitutional dialogues with scholars like Alison Young and Nicoletta Perlo. Her work appears in Dalloz, Revue française de droit constitutionnel, and Annuaire international de justice constitutionnelle.

Key projects include:

• DEFIDEM: Studying democratic challenges through UK-France-Ireland comparisons
• LEXIS: Analyzing constitutional adaptations to populism