Aurore Gaillet

Roles & Affiliations: Aurore Gaillet is a University Professor at the European School of Law, University of Toulouse Capitole, affiliated with the Maurice Hauriou Institute (IMH). Her work focuses on constitutional law, German legal systems, and judicial governance. She holds a desk at MF515 and can be reached via email at aurore.gaillet@ut-capitole.fr.

Research Interests: Prof. Gaillet specializes in comparative constitutional law, particularly German legal frameworks, historical legal developments, and the role of constitutional courts. Her work explores topics such as political party regulation, judicial review, legal history, and transnational legal communication. She has a strong focus on 19th-century legal traditions and modern constitutional challenges.

Recent Articles: Recent publications highlight her analysis of Germany's AfD party classification, constitutional reforms, budgetary jurisprudence, and comparative constitutional developments. Her work bridges historical legal analysis with contemporary issues like democratic governance and legal frameworks in crisis contexts.

Awards & Grants: No specific awards or grants mentioned in the provided materials.

Labs & Teams: Active in research networks at the IMH and European School of Law, collaborating on projects involving comparative legal studies and constitutional jurisprudence.