Cot, Jean Pierre, 1937-
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Name (Latin)
Cot, Jean Pierre, 1937-
Name (Arabic)
كوت، جان بيير، 1937-
Date of birth
1937
Gender
male
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- Cot, Jean-Pierre (1937-....); language of expression: French; country: France; Agrégé des facultés de droit; professor of international law and political sociology, Paris I (Panthéon-Sorbonne), as of 1969; member of the European Parliament (elected in 1984, reelected in 1989) ( (IdRef, March 6, 2026) )
- Jean-Pierre Cot, born 23 October 1937 in Chêne-Bougeries, Switzerland, is a French politician; son of Pierre Cot [1895-1977], also a politician and minister; licence de droit and doctorat de droit public, thesis topic on international conciliation; admitted to agrégation de droit public in 1966, first in his promotion; professor of public law and then international law at the université d'Amiens, then dean; became professor at the Faculté de droit de Paris in 1969, then at the Université de Paris I until 1995; mayor of Coise-Saint-Jean-Pied-Gauthier, following his father, 1971-1995; political party: PS; French deputy, 1973-1981; Ministre délégué chargé de la Coopération et du Développement, 22 May 1981 - 8 December 1982; European deputy, 1984-1999; president of the groupe socialiste au Parlement européen, 1989-1994; vice-president of the European Parliament, 1997-1999; has published numerous works and article on international law, notably, with Alain Pellet, Commentaire de la Charte des Nations Unies article par article (1985); became a judge at the Tribunal international du droit de la mer in 2002, reelected for a second mandate, 2011-2020; he has served at the International Court of Justice as an ad hoc judge in several cases, as well as in international arbitration tribunals ( (Wikipedia, French version, March 6, 2026) )
- His La Conciliation internationale, 1968.