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At a moment of democratic crisis in Europe, when far-right parties are gaining power, courts are expected to act as key defenders of rights and freedoms. In聽La d茅mocratie en 茅tat d'urgence, St茅phanie Hennette Vauchez and Antoine Vauchez examine how France's highest courts鈥攖he Council of State and the Constitutional Council鈥攈ave often reinforced executive power rather than limiting it, revealing how judicial practices may be contributing to the erosion of democratic trust and legitimacy. Open to the public. No registration necessary. A light lunch will be served.

St茅phanie Hennette Vauchez聽is a Professor of Public Law at Paris Nanterre University and a senior member of the Institut universitaire de France. Her research explores gender, bioethics, secularism, and restrictions on freedoms, with recent works including聽La d茅mocratie en 茅tat d'urgence聽(2022) and聽De Haute Lutte. La r茅volution de l'avortement聽(2025).

Antoine Vauchez聽is a Research Director at CNRS and Director of the European Centre for Sociology and Political Science (Paris 1 Panth茅on-Sorbonne/EHESS). His work examines the rise of European and neoliberal forms of governance, and he is the author of The Neoliberal Republic (2023) and Brokering Europe (2015).听