Jean-Paul ANDRIEUX

Jean-Paul ANDRIEUX is a Lecturer at Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, affiliated with the Jean Gaudemet Institute of Legal History (IHD), a CNRS UMR 7184 research team. His work bridges legal history with interdisciplinary approaches to judicial archives and historical sociology.

• Key research areas: History of Law, Diplomatics, Historical Sociology of Law, and Trade Union Law History
• Core contributions: Analysis of legal institutions from Antiquity to modernity, critical examination of judicial archives, and socio-historical studies of normative systems

His publications focus on the evolution of legal epistemology, with a seminal textbook series Historical Introduction to Law (4th-6th editions, 2009-2011) and a 2012 monograph on jurisprudence history. Current work Law not the Senses (in press) explores sensory dimensions in legal historiography.

As a member of the Doctoral School No. 8 and participant in the CEHJ research network, he contributes to training through the M2 History of Law master's program while serving on the Sainte Geneviève Library board for academic governance.