Stéphane Pinon

Stéphane Pinon is a Lecturer in Public Law at the University of La Rochelle's Faculty of Law and Political Science. He was qualified by the CNU for the position of University Professor in 2017 and transferred to the University of La Rochelle in 2010. He co-directs IMJA and holds membership in the Center for Legal and Political Philosophy.

• Doctorate in Public Law (2002), University of Tours
• Advanced Studies Diploma (DEA) in General Public Law (1996)
• Diploma from the Institute of Political Studies, Toulouse (1995)

His research focuses on constitutional law, political theory, and comparative constitutional history, with emphasis on French and Latin American constitutionalism. Recent publications analyze digital-era constitutionalism, secularism, and the Fifth Republic's evolution.

• First Prize of the National Assembly (2003)
• Author of Constituent Power in the 21st Century (2017) and Constitutional Regimes in the European Union (2015)

He contributes to European constitutional law debates and global constitutionalism uncertainties. His work bridges historical analysis (1930s constitutional reformers) and contemporary issues like economic crises and digital governance.