René Repasi

René Repasi is a Professor of Law at Erasmus University and a Member of the European Parliament (MEP) representing Germany's Social Democrats (SPD). He serves on key committees: ECON (Economic and Monetary Affairs), JURI (Legal Affairs), and ITRE (Industry, Research and Energy). His work bridges academic legal expertise with legislative policymaking in EU economic governance, internal market law, and constitutional frameworks.

His research focuses on EU legal frameworks, particularly economic governance, monetary union reforms, and Brexit implications. Notable areas include the role of private actors in public governance, fiscal rules within EMU, and cross-border legal harmonization. He frequently analyzes constitutional challenges in EU integration processes and contributes to debates on regulatory compliance in financial markets and trade.

Repasi's parliamentary activities emphasize social justice and democratic accountability in EU institutions. His articles and op-eds reflect a commitment to stabilizing the eurozone through legal and institutional reforms while addressing social equity concerns. He also engages with international economic forums like the G20, advocating for balanced EU positions in global trade negotiations.

Contact details for his parliamentary offices in Brussels and Strasbourg are provided, alongside constituency offices in Baden-Württemberg. His academic contributions span over two decades, with a focus on EU economic law and institutional dynamics.