About me I am currently a visiting researcher at the Institute for Global Law and Policy, Harvard Law School. My academic background is in Law, Political Sciences, and Oriental Languages & Civilizations (Sorbonne, Sciences-Po and Inalco, all in Paris, France). In 2017, I have completed my PhD Thesis on “Thai Constitutionalism and Legal Transplants : a Study of Kingship” before joining the Chair of Comparative Constitutionalism (held by Prof. Dr. Ran Hirschl) at the University of Göttingen, Germany. Before my postdoc, I have held research and teaching positions at Sciences-Po in Paris and the University of Thammasat in Bangkok, and have been a visiting researcher at the Centre for Asian Legal Studies, National University of Singapore. Parallel to my academic career, I have also been involved in advocacy work in the field of Human Rights. I am also affiliated with the Institute of Oriental Asia & the Research Institute on Contemporary Southeast Asia (both under the French National Center for Scientific Research, CNRS). My current working languages are French, English, German and Thai. Share this:TwitterFacebook
