Jacques Lenoble

Professeur ordinaire émérite

SSH/DRT -- Faculty of Law and Criminology

Postmail address

DRT
Place Montesquieu 2/L2.07.01
1348 Louvain-la-Neuve

Personal website

2011 Doctorate Honoris Causa Université de Sherbrooke (Canada)

Employment

1992 - présent : Appointment as "Professeur ordinaire" - Faculty of Law - Université catholique de Louvain

1986 - 2011 : Director of the Centre for Philosophy of Law and

Coordinator of various research projects (see Research)

1984 : Professor of Philosophy of Law

1980 - 1984 : Lecturer :

- Philosophy of law

- Moral Philosophy and Natural Law

- Theory of Law

- Inheritance Law, wills and trusts

1977 - 1980 : Graduate Teaching Assistant in History of Philosophy; Epistemology, Law

1974 - 1977 : Research Fellow - FNRS (Fonds National de la Recherche Scientifique)

1972 - 1974 : Assistant droit public et droit international privé

Overseas experience

2005	Visiting Scholar	Yale U., Center for Law and Philosophy
1998-1999	Senior Fellow (International Legal Studies Program)	Stanford U., Law School
1996	Visiting Scholar	Stanford U., Law School
1991	Visiting Scholar	Harvard U., Law School
1989	Visiting Scholar (Jurisprudence and Social Policy Program)	Berkeley U., Law School

Other functions

2000-2003	Member of the Research Council	UCL
1986-1990	Member of the Research Council	UCL
1993-1996	Chairman of the Department of Private Law	UCL, Law School
1986-1989	Assistant Dean	UCL, Law School
and Member of the board of Editors of different international Reviews; Director of the collection of Philosophy of Law “La Pensée Juridique Moderne" (Publishers “Librairie Générale de Droit et de Jurisprudence (Paris) - Bruylant (Brussels)” (with Professor M. Troper of the University of Paris)

Diploma

Year	Label	Educational Organization
1969	Candidat en droit	Université catholique de Louvain
1972	Licencié en droit	Université catholique de Louvain
1980	Docteur en droit	Université catholique de Louvain

Areas of research

1986-2012

Director of the Center for Philosophy of Law and Coordinator of different research programmes such as:

UCL, CPDR

Coordinator of the IAP VI/06 Project: “Democratic Governance and Theory of Collective Action" (DEMOGOV), research carried out under the Interuniversity Attraction Poles programme financed by the Belgian Federal State. The network includes 5 partner institutions
Coordinator of the FP6 Project: “Reflexive Governance in the Public Interest” (REFGOV), Integrated Project carried out with 29 partner institutions under the 6th framework Program of research and development of the European Union
Coordinator of the FP5 Project: “Democratic Governance: Collective learning, fundamental social rights and institutional efficiency, research carried out under the 5th Framework Program of the European Union
Coordinator of the IAP V/23 Project: “Theory of the Norm and Democratic Governance”, research carried out under the Interuniversity Attraction Poles programme financed by the Belgian Federal State