George Dellis

George Dellis is a Professor of Public Law at the Athens Law Faculty, University of Athens, and Head of its LLM programs in Public Law. He concurrently serves as founding managing partner of 'Dellis and Partners' law firm and practices before the Supreme National and European Courts. His academic career spans teaching at institutions including Sciences-Po Paris and the University of Michigan Law School.

Education: Graduated from Athens Law Faculty (1988), followed postgraduate studies at Université Paris II (France), and earned a PhD (1994) on administrative/criminal law intersections in sanctions. He taught at the European Institute of Public Administration (1994) and served as Référendaire at the European Court of Justice (1996-2000).

Research focuses on public law domains including EU law, administrative sanctions, regulatory frameworks, and climate policy. His work bridges theoretical analysis with practical legal challenges, emphasizing institutional efficiency and legal modernization. Notable contributions explore Greek legal evolution, EU regulatory impacts, and economic analysis of public law systems.

• Awards: PhD awarded 'Very Honorable with Congratulations from the Jury'
• Professional Roles: Athens Bar Association member, legal advisor to European Courts
• Key Expertise: Climate change policy, independent regulators, administrative justice efficiency

His publications span monographs and articles in Greek, English, and French, addressing topics from environmental law to EU federalization dynamics. Combines academic rigor with hands-on legal practice, influencing both scholarly discourse and practical legal strategy in Greece and beyond.