Manon Altwegg-Boussac

Manon Altwegg-Boussac is a Professor of Public Law at Paris-Est University Créteil Val de Marne (UPEC), specializing in constitutional law and legal theory. She holds the prestigious position of IUF Junior Member (2024) and has established herself as a leading scholar in constitutional interpretation, societal constitutionalism, and constitutional change.

Her academic journey includes a Doctorate in Law from Paris Nanterre University (2012), Public Law Aggregation (2016), and recognition as an IUF Junior Member (2024). Her research explores the dynamic relationship between constitutional frameworks and societal evolution, with particular focus on constitutional interpretation, environmental law, and digital freedoms.

Professor Altwegg-Boussac's scholarly work demonstrates a consistent trajectory examining how constitutional systems adapt to societal changes. Her publications reveal deep engagement with constitutional interpretation techniques, the relationship between constitutionalism and societal evolution, and the challenges of maintaining constitutional integrity in changing political contexts. Her recent work critically examines electoral integrity mechanisms, particularly regarding fake news regulation during election periods.

• IUF Junior Member (2024)

Her teaching portfolio encompasses Constitutional Law, Law of Fundamental Freedoms, Theory of Law and Legal Argumentation, Environmental Law, Digital Freedoms, Introduction to Law, Constitutional Litigation, and Constitutional Protection of Local Authorities. Her academic contributions extend to editorial work, including coordination of the 'Global Constitutionalism' bouquet for the online journal Jus Politicum and co-direction of 'The Uses of Tradition in Law.'

Professor Altwegg-Boussac maintains an active research agenda that bridges theoretical constitutional scholarship with practical constitutional challenges facing contemporary democracies, particularly in the areas of digital governance, environmental constitutionalism, and electoral integrity.