Cornerstone Research Affiliated Experts Named to Global Competition Review’s Inaugural List of Leading Antitrust Academics

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Nine experts cited among the world’s most influential competition scholars.

Global Competition Review (GCR) has recognised nine Cornerstone Research affiliated experts in its inaugural list of Antitrust Academics, which profiles twenty-five of the world’s top competition economics scholars. Those named are renowned for their expertise and research across a range of disciplines and specialities.

These experts conduct academic research of enormous ongoing relevance to the global competition policy community, and this recognition is a testament to the insights they bring to cutting-edge antitrust issues.

‘Individually and collectively, these outstanding academics have made important contributions to competition law and economics,’ said Kostis Hatzitaskos, vice president and co-head of the antitrust and competition practice at Cornerstone Research. ‘They provide significant leadership and insight in the study of antitrust, and we congratulate them on this well-deserved honour.’

‘These experts conduct academic research of enormous ongoing relevance to the global competition policy community,’ added Liam Colley, senior vice president and head of Cornerstone Research’s European competition practice. ‘This wonderful recognition is a testament to the impact of their work and the insights they bring to cutting-edge antitrust issues.’

John Asker

Armen A. Alchian Chair in Economic Theory and Professor of Economics,
University of California, Los Angeles;
Senior Advisor, Cornerstone Research

Kenneth G. Elzinga

Robert C. Taylor Professor of Economics,
University of Virginia;
Senior Advisor, Cornerstone Research

Gautam Gowrisankaran

Professor of Economics,
Columbia University;
Senior Advisor, Cornerstone Research

C. Scott Hemphill

Moses H. Grossman Professor of Law,
School of Law, New York University

Margaret K. Kyle

Chair in Intellectual Property and Markets for Technology,
MINES ParisTech

William P. Rogerson

Charles E. and Emma H. Morrison Professor of Economics,
Northwestern University

Andrew Sweeting

Professor, Department of Economics,
University of Maryland, College Park;
Former Director, Bureau of Economics,
U.S. Federal Trade Commission