Marie GORÉ

Marie GORÉ serves as Professor of Private Law at the University of Paris-Panthéon-Assas, directing both the Institute of Comparative Law and the Master (1-2) Franco-Asian Business Law program (Vietnam-Cambodia). Her academic profile integrates teaching across Comparative Law, Asian Law, and International Contract Law with research focused on private international law frameworks.

Education

• Associate of the faculties of law

Her research bridges European and Asian legal traditions through analysis of Chinese civil law, trust law, and cross-border litigation mechanisms. Recent work examines regional harmonization challenges in Caribbean private international law codification and OHADA's judgment circulation systems, reflecting her commitment to practical comparative legal solutions for global business contexts.

Publications from 2016-2024 reveal evolving expertise from foundational comparative legal systems analysis toward specialized Chinese civil code implementation studies and contemporary private international law dilemmas. Key thematic trajectories include trust law integration in French draft legislation, quasi-contract mechanisms in Chinese law, and succession regulation conflicts within EU jurisprudence.

Scientific Awards

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As Director of the Franco-Asian Business Law Master program, she oversees student training in Vietnam-Cambodia contexts while co-directing Essential African Business Rights initiatives. No specific research grants are documented in the provided materials.

Institutional leadership includes directing the Institute of Comparative Law of Paris (IDC) and contributing to the Henri Capitant Vocabulary editorial board, maintaining active collaboration with the International Academy of Comparative Law and Monaco's Higher Committee for Legal Studies.