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Patrice Reis serves as University Professor of Private Law at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, University of Côte d'Azur, where he leads research at GREDEG laboratory (UMR 7321 CNRS/UniCA). His academic trajectory spans over two decades at the institution, progressing from teaching assistant (1995) to Maître de Conférences (2001), and ultimately to full Professor (2021). He co-directs the Master 1 in Economic and Business Law and Master 1 in Economics and Management of Commerce and Distribution Industries, while co-heading the Nice School of Economic Law (EDEN).
Reis holds a PhD in Private Law and Criminal Sciences from the Faculty of Law of Nice (1999), with doctoral research focused on La concurrence et les marchés publics (Competition and Public Markets). His scholarly development includes CNRS researcher qualification (2001) and progression to Hors Classe Maître de Conférences (2017).
Specializing in Competition Law, Economic Law, and Sustainable Development, Reis examines regulatory challenges at the intersection of digital transformation, environmental governance, and labor rights. His work critically analyzes EU directives through comparative frameworks, particularly French-Portuguese-Brazilian contexts. Current research investigates corporate due diligence obligations, environmental whistleblower protections, and digital ecosystem legitimacy in urban governance.
Recent publications reveal thematic concentration on sustainability compliance mechanisms and digital market regulation. His scholarship consistently bridges theoretical legal frameworks with practical regulatory implementation, emphasizing transnational enforcement challenges in environmental and competition law domains.
As pedagogical director for Université Mundiapolis in Casablanca (since 2015), Reis oversees decentralized private law programs while maintaining active international engagement, including visiting professorships at Coimbra Law Faculty (2023) and prior appointments at Genoa University (2002-2005).
He contributes to the Pole Norms, Competition and Regulation (PNCR) and EDEN research teams, focusing on competition law in digital markets and sustainable economic governance. His laboratory work at GREDEG integrates law, economics, and management perspectives to address contemporary regulatory dilemmas.