Prix Vogel for Economic Law
Every two years, the Vogel Prize is awarded to authors and researchers in the field of economic law in the broadest sense (competition, distribution, consumer affairs, regulation, internal market law, law & economics) whose work puts legal rules into perspective in order to stimulate innovation in practice.
A Look Back at the 2024 Edition
Jean Giard is the 2024 winner for his dissertation: “Le système fiscal international : une construction conceptuelle et pragmatique (The International Tax System: A Conceptual and Pragmatic Construction).”.
He was selected by a jury of professionals comprising Liza Bellulo, Laura Cerny, Laurence Fauque, Agnes Poggi, Natalia Van Oost, Jean-Philippe Gille, Jean-François Guillemin, and Joseph Vogel and Louis Vogel.
The jury of students from the Collège and Law School of Assas awarded the “Students’ Favorite Prize”
- “Étude du droit des contrats à l’aune de la blockchain” (A Study of Contract Law in the Context of Blockchain). .
The professional jury’s favorites were:
- Nacéra Amraoui, for her thesis:
Réflexions sur l’autonomie du droit répressif économique et financie (Reflections on the Autonomy of Economic and Financial Criminal Law), - Chloé Dornbierer, for her thesis:
Essai sur le régime juridique de l’information (Essay on the Legal Regime of Information), - Maya-Salomé Garnier, for her thesis:
L’intention en droit des pratiques anticoncurrentielles (Intent in the Law of Anticompetitive Practices) - Vincent Giovannini, for his thesis:
Données massives et droit de la concurrence (Big Data and Competition Law).
