“As a lecturer teaching the foundations of law, I have the opportunity to begin teaching my spcialty, which is the history of law. This experience, a complement to my doctoral studies, enables me to combine my research with teaching.”

Antoni Lahondès is a candidate in the joint Ph.D. program (thesis), under the supervision of Professor Michel Morin (Université de Montréal) and Professor Guillaume Leyte (Université Paris II Panthéon-Assas).

The focus of his thesis is: The participation and integration of new subjects of the British Empire to public institutions from1760-1774: A comparative study of Quebec, Florida and Grenada.