Marc Blanquet

Marc Blanquet is a **University Professor at the University of Toulouse 1 Capitole**, affiliated with the **Institute for Research in European, International and Comparative Law (IRDEIC)** within the **European School of Law**. His work focuses on European Union law, constitutional law, and administrative law, with particular emphasis on the Court of Justice of the EU’s case law, legal pluralism, and public health policy integration with digital governance.

His research explores themes such as EU institutional dynamics, fundamental rights interpretation, and the evolution of legal frameworks in areas like the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), digital health law, and national security safeguards. He has authored numerous books and articles analyzing landmark EU judgments, including works on constitutional principles, jurisdictional boundaries, and the interplay between EU policies and member states’ legal frameworks.

Dr. Blanquet’s publications span over three decades, reflecting his deep engagement with EU legal evolution. Recent works address emerging challenges in digital health regulation, legal pluralism, and the balancing of EU competences with national sovereignty. He also contributes to academic discourse through editorial roles and collaborative projects, such as the *Major Judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union* series.

His expertise is further demonstrated through roles in academic leadership, including coordinating research initiatives on EU administrative litigation and policy coherence. He remains active in shaping contemporary debates on EU legal identity, integration, and the adaptation of legal frameworks to evolving societal needs.