Professor Pierre Mathijsen

Background

Pierre Mathijsen, Professor was born on March 7, 1924 in Lilburg, Netherlands.

Education

University of Minnesota (Master of Arts Economics, 1952). University of Leyden (Master of Arts, 1957. Doctor of Philosophy, 1957).

Spoken languages: Dutch, French, English and German.

Career

Worked at Graf von Westphalen & Modest. Assistant Professor, Law School, University of Michigan, 1961-1962. Professor: Law Faculty, University of Nijmegen, Netherlands, 1967-1985.

Law Faculty, University of Brussels, Belgium, 1986—.

Attaché, ECSe Court of Justice, 1953-1958. Legal Adviser, EAEC Commission, 1958-1967.

Director, European Economic Community Commission, 1968-1977. Director General for Regional Policy, European Commission Commission, 1977-1986.

Member of the Board, European Investment Bank, 1977-1986.

Delegate General, CIAA, Brussels, Belgium, 1986-1989. Author: "A Guide to European Community Law," London/New York, 1972, 5. Edition, 1990. Member, Editorial Staff, "Encyclopedia of European Community Law," and "European Law Review," 1973—.

(Also Of Counsel, Funck-Brentano & Partners, Paris, France).

Achievements

• Professor Pierre Mathijsen has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• book

  • A guide to European community law,
  • A guide to European community law

Membership

Member, Editorial Staff, "Encyclopedia of European Community Law," and "European Law Review," 1973—. (Also Of Counsel, Funck-Brentano & Partners, Paris, France).