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Dr Pavel Repyeuski

Senior Lecturer

Originally from Belarus, Pavel has worked at Leeds Law School since 2007, first as a lecturer, then as a senior lecturer in law. He teaches both, undergraduate and postgraduate students, around his specialisms in European Union law, company law, international trade and business law.

Before joining Leeds Law School, Pavel has completed a Magister Juris in European and Comparative law with Oxford University in 2002 and a PhD in law with the University of Manchester, having defended his thesis on Free Zones in the Commonwealth of Independent States: a Proposed Regulatory Model in 2009. He has obtained Postgraduate Certificate of Higher Education from Leeds Beckett University in 2010 and is a Higher Education Academy Fellow.

During his time with Leeds Law School, Pavel was actively involved in a range of course design and development activities and other administrative duties whilst acting as a course leader for the academic masters programs. Currently, he is part of the LLB management team and is an academic advisor to undergraduate students on various study levels.

Current Teaching

Undergraduate:
- International Trade Law (WTO)
- European Law in Context
- Company Law
- Competition Law
Postgraduate:
- European Law in Context
- Private International Trade Law
- International Trade and Law
- Applied Corporate Law

Research Interests

Pavel's research interests include European Union law and Brexit, future economic and political relationship between the UK and the EU, EU internal market (covering free movement of goods, people, establishment and services), EU citizenship and equal treatment, and European competition law.

Pavel is also looking into research within the law of the law of the World Trade Organisation, Private International Trade law topics (international sale of goods) and lex mercatoria (merchants' law), as well as Company and Commercial law.