About the Laboratory
The Laboratory for the Study of Public Interest Protection under Economic Sanctions at HSE University’s Faculty of Law focuses primarily on research and teaching issues concerning the legal protection of Russian interests within the WTO, general international law, Eurasian Economic Union law, and Russian domestic law.
The Laboratory’s work will lead to the development of a new master’s programme in International Trade Law, Finance, and Economic Integration; development of new materials for the following courses: WTO Law, International Dispute Resolution, and Modern Problems of International Economic Law, as well as participation in the ELSA Moot Court Competition on WTO Law and the Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition.
Online research seminar on "Navigating sanctions regimes of major Western jurisdictions: international trade and arbitration perspectives"
We invite you to an online research seminar, which will be held on June 9, 2023 at 18.30 (Moscow time). The working language is English.

Presentation of the book
We invite you to the presentation of a book on WTO law, one of the co-authors of which is the head of the Laboratory D. S. Boklan

Congrats on the victory!
Yana Prigoda, a trainee researcher at the NUL, took first place at the International Scientific Conference of Young Scientists "Prospects and Problems of Development of the Eurasian Economic Union: a Legal Dimension".

The seminar of the Laboratory. Press-release
On 22 April 2021, a regular seminar on "Cooperation Agreement between the EAEU and the People's Republic of China: Real development or just a formality" was held on the basis of the Laboratory research in the field of protecting state interests in the context of economic sanctions.

Congratulations on a new publication!
An article of the researcher and trainee researchers of the NUL is published in the March issue of the journal "Law".

Congratulations on the new publication!
In issue № 4 of the journal "International Justice", the article was published by the research associate V. V. Starzhenetskiy and S. Ochirova on "The impact of sanctions on the resolution of foreign economic disputes: the preservation of the status quo or the search for alternative jurisdictions?"