This publication examines the effects of judicialization on contemporary forms of political participation. Drawing on comparative case studies, it analyzes the conditions under which social actors turn to law as a mode of public intervention. The work also explores the institutional consequences of these practices and their impact on the balance between political authority, legal expertise, and collective action. Particular attention is given to dynamics of legitimacy and transformations in mechanisms of representation.
Digital Infrastructure Lead
Data AnalystDigital Research LabConcordia University
Marc-André Tremblay develops data infrastructure and digital tools supporting the Chair’s research activities. His work focuses on integrating computational approaches into the study of legal and political phenomena while ensuring research quality, reproducibility, and long-term sustainability. He collaborates closely with research teams to design platforms adapted to scientific production and dissemination. He also contributes to open science initiatives and data visualization projects.