Dr Muriel Renaudin
Lecturer in Law
- renaudinm1@cardiff.ac.uk
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- 2.22, Adeilad y Gyfraith, Rhodfa'r Amgueddfa, Caerdydd, CF10 3AX
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Dr Muriel Renaudin joined Cardiff Law School as a lecturer in November 2011. Muriel teaches French Law at an undergraduate level and Comparative Commercial Law at a postgraduate level. She is also a regular visiting lecturer at Faculté de Droit et de Science Politique, Université de Toulouse. She is currently the Programme Director for the LLB Law & French at Cardiff Law School.
Muriel gained her PhD entitled ‘Secured Transactions Law Reform and the Modernisation of Personal Property Law' from Swansea University in June 2010. She was awarded an LL.M (with Distinction) in International Commercial Law from Swansea in 2005. She also studied as an Erasmus student at Cardiff Law School in 2003-2004 and obtained the Erasmus Diploma in Legal Studies. She completed her undergraduate degree in Law in France and obtained a Maîtrise de Droit des Affaires from the Faculté de Droit et de Science Politique, Université de Rennes in 2003.
Her principal research interests lie in the field of comparative commercial law and international commercial law. Principally, her research focuses upon the modernisation and approximation of commercial law regimes, more specifically secured credit laws. Comparative law issues, such as legal diversity, the divergences and convergences of Civil Law and Common Law traditions and the implications for the approximation of law and modernisation process are central to her research.
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2022
- Renaudin, M. 2022. The consequences of Brexit for regulatory competition and the approximation of commercial law. In: Andenas, M. and Heidemann, M. eds. Quo Vadis Commercial Contract? Reflections on Sustainability, Ethics and Technology in the Emerging Law and Practice of Global Commerce. London Centre for Commercial and Financial Law Book Series Springer Nature
- Renaudin, M. 2022. The English Floating charge and the reform of French personal property law: contribution to the conceptualisation of a French global security. Presented at: The LCF's 7th Annual Conference on the Commercial Contract in Scholarship and Law Reform 2022, London, 21 October 2022.
2019
- Renaudin, M. 2019. The consequences of Brexit for existing and future commercial contracts. Amicus Curiae 112, pp. 2-9. (10.14296/ac.v2017i112.5040)
- Renaudin, M. 2019. The consequences of Brexit on the regulatory competition and the approximation of commercial contract law in Europe. Presented at: The Future of the Commercial Contract in Scholarship and Law Reform, London, UK, 11 Oct 2019.
2018
- Renaudin, M. 2018. Approximation of secured credit laws in global economies: methodological challenges. In: Lee, J. and Heidemann, M. eds. The Future of the Commercial Contract in Scholarship and Law Reform: European and Comparative Perspectives. Springer, pp. 223-250.
2017
- Renaudin, M. 2017. Approximation of secured credit laws in global economies: methodological challenges. Presented at: The Future of the Commercial Contract in Scholarship and Law Reform: European and Comparative Perspectives, London, 22 September 2016.
2015
- Renaudin, M. 2015. The role of the economic efficiency paradigm in commercial law reforms: A French perspective. Journal of Business Law 2015(6), pp. 472-483.
2014
- Renaudin, M. 2014. The law of personal property: Bridge, Gullifer McMeel and Worthington [Book Review]. International Company and Commercial Law Review 25(11), pp. 404-405.
2013
- Renaudin, M. 2013. The modernisation of French secured credit law: law as a competitive tool in global markets. International Company and Commercial Law Review 24(11), pp. 385-392.
2007
- Renaudin, M. 2007. Comparative study on non possessory security interests. Presented at: Postgraduate Research Conference, Gregynog, Newtown, Wales, 2 March 2007.
