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International audienceWhile French classical legal scholars do not owe anything to Scandinavian realists, the latter knew the former and quoted them - mostly to criticise their adherence either to natural law or to legal positivism. Two French authors received particular attention: Duguit and Carré de Malberg. The former proclaimed himself a "sociological realist", though his realism is very far from the Scandinavian legal realism. On the other hand, Carré de Malberg considered himself a legal positivist but some of his main thesis may appear fairly close to the Scandinavian realists.Si la doctrine française dite classique ne doit rien aux réalistes scandinaves, ces derniers connaissaient ces auteurs et les citaient - généralement pour contester soit leur jusnaturalisme soit leur positivisme. Deux auteurs français retiennent particulièrement l'attention : Duguit et Carré de Malberg. L'un se disait réaliste, au sens sociologique, mais son réalisme n'a que le nom de commun avec celui des auteurs scandinaves. Le second s'est toujours réclamé du positivisme mais curieusement c'est chez lui qu'on peut trouver le plus de proximité avec les réalistes scandinaves

French “positivism” in the light from the North. The Scandinavian legal realism and French legal scholarship