Ulysse Guttmann-Faure is a Ph.D. candidate in Public Law at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University (France), under the supervision of Prof. Anne Levade (since 2024). He also serves as a Teaching and Research Fellow in Constitutional Law at Sorbonne Law School, after graduating as valedictorian of his Master's degree in Constitutional Law. His doctoral research examines constitutional amendment initiatives introduced by members of Parliament, with a particular focus on the constitutional ideas they advance. His academic background includes Public Law, Economics, Political Science, and Legal History. Ulysse’s research interests include Constitutional Law (France and the United States), Parliamentary Law, Administrative Law, Higher Education Law, Local Government Law, and the Law of Associations.
In addition to his research, he is responsible for organizing the Georges Vedel Moot Court on Constitutional Review, organized by the French Association of Constitutional Law and sponsored by the French Constitutional Council, and serves on the executive board of the Paris 1 University Foundation. He is the recipient of a fully funded doctoral fellowship and several public distinctions, including the Medal of the City of Paris and a national distinction awarded by the French Ministry of the Interior.