Louvaris Antoine

Louvaris Antoine is an Associate Professor of Law (Public Law) at the University of Paris Dauphine, where he chairs the Dauphine Law Institute steering committee and co-directs the Master 2 Business Law program. A former student of the École Nationale d'Administration (ENA), he serves on the National Law Council and previously acted as Special Advisor to Dauphine's Presidency for legal matters (2009-2020).

His research centers on Administrative Law and Public Law with deep specialization in Business Law and Competition Law. He examines the judicialization of economic regulation, the autonomy of legal fields, and the interface between administrative authority and business interests. His work critically analyzes soft law mechanisms, administrative sanctions, and constitutional tensions in regulatory frameworks.

Recent publications (2019-2024) reveal consistent scholarly engagement across Administrative Law chronicles and theoretical treatises. Key trends include evolving interpretations of competition litigation, procedural mechanisms like the exception of illegality, and foundational studies on French secularism. His output bridges doctrinal analysis with practical regulatory challenges in European and French contexts.

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