Antitrust Research Scholar

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Antitrust Research Scholar
The candidate should have experience and interest in antitrust law and a specific focus on the technology sector. This is fixed-term position. The term concludes one year from the start date, and may be extended based on program need and funding availability. Will work with Francis Fukuyama, Olivier Nomellini Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies (FSI) and Professor by courtesy in the Department of Political Science, on a project that will begin by establishing the normative grounds of new approach to anti-trust that will be adequate to meets the needs of the new digital economy. The project will make the case that new interpretations of the law are needed to broaden their applicability to contemporary technology companies. The most important issues that the project will hope to address will be potential legal remedies to the problem of platform scale. Develop robust analysis and policy recommendations in this area. Academic interests and excellence are a must for the position. Duties include: Leading the development of a white paper out of a series of working groups in collaboration with the project director, Francis Fukuyama. Communication and coordinating with other engaged organizations. Participating in international meetings on Antitrust issues Organizing and running events related to Antitrust, including an annual conference. Promoting the final white paper to target audiences. Presenting white paper findings at conferences and workshops. PhD or JD (or equivalent foreign degree) required. Work experience in Antitrust Law – 3 years preferred, but exceptions may be made for exceptional candidates. Prior professional or academic work relating to Antitrust. Public speaking experience is needed.

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