1. Personal Details - law.haifa.ac.il · 6 Competition Policy Report and George Washington...

Curriculum Vitae and List of Publications

I. Curriculum Vitae

1. Personal Details

Name: Michal S. Gal

Place and Date of Birth: Israel, December 19, 1966

Marital Status: Married, 2 children

Home Telephone Number: 04-8110076

Office Address and Phone: Room 356, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa, 04-

8249062

Electronic Address: [email protected]

2. Higher Education

LL.B.- (Magna Cum Laude), June 1993; Faculty of Law, Tel-Aviv University.

LL.M.- (Alan Marks Medal for best graduate thesis), August 1996, Faculty of

Law, University of Toronto.

J.S.D.- (Alan Marks Medal for best graduate thesis), May 2000, Faculty of Law,

University of Toronto.

Several courses taken in economics at the University of Toronto, Columbia

University and NYU, some up to the Ph.D. level, including: Industrial

Organization, Microeconomics, Game Theory, Seminars in Law and Economics.

mailto:[email protected]

2

3. Academic Ranks and Tenure in Institutes of Higher Education

Rank/Position Name of Institution and

Department

Dates

Law and Economics, Law School,

Columbia University, New York

Visiting Scholar and Olin

Fellow

October 1997-

August 1999

Visiting Fellow NYU Center for Law and

Business, NYU School of

Law and Stern School of

Business

September 1999-

May 2001

Academic Fellow NYU Center for Law and

Business, NYU School of

Law and Stern School of

Business

May 2001-October

2006

Senior Lecturer Faculty of Law, University

of Haifa

January 2002-June

2007

Global Hauser Visiting Professor

(teaching a condensed course)

NYU School of Law, New

York.

January-March

2006

Visiting Scholar Max Planck Institute for

Research on Collective

Goods, Bonn, Germany.

September-October

2006

Associate Professor University of Haifa School

of Law

June 2007-October

2011

Dean's Sabbatical Visiting

Professor

Faculty of Law, Georgetown

University, Washington

D.C.

September 2007-

August 2008

Global Hauser Visiting Professor

(teaching a condensed course)

NYU School of Law, New

York

October-December

2007

Visiting Professor (teaching a

condensed course).

Faculty of Law, University

of Melbourne, Australia

February 2009

March 2015

Visiting Professor (teaching a

condensed course).

Faculty of Law, Catholic

University of Lisbon,

Lisbon, Portugal

April 2009,

June 2016

Visiting Professor at National

University of Singapore, Global

Hauser Visiting Professor at NYU

(teaching at NYU@NUS

program)

National University of

Singapore, NYU@NUS

program

August 2010,

February 2012

(Full) Professor University of Haifa October 2011

Visiting Professor Columbia University October 2016

3

Visiting Professor (teaching). Bocconi University, Milano November 2018

Visiting Professor Faculty of Law, University

of Melbourne, Australia

Sept 2020-Jan 2021

4. Offices in University Academic Administration

Membership in Committees and Centers

Member of the Research Committee, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa,

October 2001 - October 2002.

Member of the Teaching Committee, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa,

October 2002- October 2005, October 2006-August 2007, October 2009-

October 2010.

Member of Academic Consultative Body to the program for outstanding

B.A. students, University of Haifa, December 2003-2006.

Member of Consultative Committee to the Dean, Faculty of Law,

University of Haifa, October 2004- present.

Member of Appeal Committee on the decisions of the Dormitory

Committee for years 2005-7, University of Haifa.

Member of Market Positioning Committee, Faculty of Law, University of

Haifa, November 2005- October 2006.

Member of Graduate Studies Committee, Faculty of Law, University of

Haifa, November 2005- August 2007.

Member of Committee on the Structure of the Course "Origins of Law"

Faculty of law, University of Haifa, December 2006-January 2007.

Head of Research Committee, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa, October

2008- October 2009.

Co-Director of the Forum for Law and Markets, Faculty of Law, University

of Haifa, October 2008-present.

Senate Member, University of Haifa, October 2008- October 2013.

Associate Dean, Faculty of law, University of Haifa, September 2009-October

2012.

Member of University of Haifa Advanced Studies Committee, University

of Haifa, October 2009- October 2012, October 2014-present.

Member of Global Law Professors Committee, Faculty of Law, University

of Haifa, October 2009- October 2011.

Head of Advanced Legal Studies Committee, Faculty of Law, University of

Haifa, October 2009- October 2012.

Member of Senate Search Committee for Rector, March-April 2010.

Member of Advanced Studies Committee for Prizes for Best M.A. theses,

4

Advanced Studies Authority, University of Haifa, May-June 2010.

Member of Senate Committee for Search of Head of Library, May-

September 2010.

Member of Advanced Studies Committee on Grants, Advanced Studies

Authority, University of Haifa, October 2010-present.

Representative of the University of Haifa Senate to the Inter-Senate

Universities' Committee, May 2012- 2014.

Member of Senate Search Committee for Rector, 2013.

Member of University-wide Academic Promotions Committee, October

2012-2015.

Member of Steering Committee, Center for Law and Technology, 2018-

present

Member of Regulation and Law Committee, Artificial Intelligence Unit,

2017-present.

Director, Center for Law and Technology, 2019- present

Management of Academic Programs

Associate Director of the NYU Advanced Certificate Program in Law and

Business, September 2000 - June 2001.

Director of Law and M.B.A. Program, Faculty of Law, University of Haifa,

October 2001- August 2007.

Director of LL.B Program for Accountants, Faculty of law, University of

Haifa, October 2006-August 2007.

Director of Advanced Studies, Faculty of law, University of Haifa,

September 2009-present.

Other

Co-organizer and Co- supervising teacher of yearly moot court, May 2004.

Chair and member, promotion committees, University of Haifa.

5. Scholarly Positions and Activities outside the University

Membership in Scholarly or Professional Organizations

Member of the Editorial Board of Tel-Aviv University Law Review,

October 1989-July 1990.

Non-Governmental Advisor to the International Competition Network (ICN-

An organization comprised of all major competition agencies in the world and

select non-governmental advisors), May 2002- 2012.

Member of the International Advisory Board, Antitrust Institute, Chicago,

U.S.A., July 2002- present.

5

Member of the Committee for Capacity Building of Antitrust, International

Competition Network, September 2002- June 2004.

Research Fellow at the Center for Law and Technology, University of Haifa,

June 2003- present.

Member of the Steering Committee of the International Network on Civil

Society Organizations on Competition, 2003- 2005.

Co-Rapporteur of the 3rd International Conference of the International

Competition Network (ICN) (together with Prof. Simon Evenett, Oxford),

Seoul, June 2004.

Member of Committee on Merger Remedies of the International

Competition Network, June 2004- June 2005.

Member of Academic Committee, Israel Law and Economics Association

Conference, 2005.

Member of Committee on Dominance of the International Competition

Network, August 2006- May 2008.

Member of Advisory Board, American Antitrust Institute, Washington D.C.

(Membership by appointment of executive committee), October 2006-present.

Member of ASCOLA (Academic Society for Competition Law - An

international organization comprised of competition law scholars world-wide),

October 2006-present (membership by appointment of executive committee,

based on publications in the field).

Elected Member of the Executive Committee of ASCOLA, December

2006-present.

Senior Fellow, American Antitrust Institute, Washington D.C., September

2007-February 2008.

Senior Fellow, Antitrust Consumer Institute, Chicago, April 2008.

Member of ICN Working Group on competition law in small economies,

May 2008-June 2009.

Academic Partner, Asian Competition Law and Economics Center (ACLEC),

Hong-Kong Polytechnic University, January 2009-present.

Member of Advisory Board, Middle East Competition Law Initiative,

Interdisciplinary Centre for Competition Law and Policy (ICC), (London), and

College of Management, March 2009-present.

Member of International Advisory Board, Institute for Studies in

Competition Law and Policy (IMEDIPA), London, July 2009-present.

Elected Member of Steering Committee, ASCOLA, May 2010-present.

Elected President, ASCOLA, 2016- present.

Member of United Nations' Committee on Trade and Development's

(UNCTAD) research group on competition law in developing jurisdictions,

July 2011-2015.

Judge, Annual Competition Law Writing Awards (organized by

6

Competition Policy Report and George Washington University) 2013.

Editorial Work

Board of Editors, Journal of Antitrust Enforcement (Oxford University Press)

2017- present.

Editor of a special part on competition law in small economies, Revue

Concurrence, vol. 3 (September 2008).

Co-editor of a special issue of the Journal of Antitrust Enforcement (Oxford

University Press) 2018.

Consultancy

Consultant on competition law issues to the Economic and Law Associates

March 1995-August 1997.

Consultant to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development

(OECD) on the subject of competition policy in small economies, October-

January 2002.

Consultant to the UN Committee on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) on

competition policy for developing economies, January-May 2004.

Consultant to several small economies on the construction of their

competition laws, 2007- present.

Other

Member, Mergers and Exemptions Committee, Israeli Antitrust Authority,

October 2012-October 2015.

Judge, Antitrust Writing Awards, 2012, 2014, 2015 organized by the

Institute of Competition Law and the Competition Law Center at George

Washington University.

Judge, Competition Commission of Singapore and Economic Society of

Singapore (CCS-ESS) Essay Competition 2014.

Academic Review

Reviewer of several antitrust book proposals in the area of antitrust law for

Harvard University Press, Cambridge University Press, Oxford University

Press, Edward Elgar and Routledge- Cavendish.

Reviewer of antitrust papers for journals, including Harvard Law Review,

International Review of Law and Economics, Law and Contemporary

Problems, Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, Law and Contemporary

Problems, Tel-Aviv University Law Review, Hebrew University Law Review,

Bar-Ilan University Law Review.

External Reviewer of Doctorate thesis, Hebrew University, Tel-Aviv

University, King's College, London; European University Institute (EUI),

7

Florence; Bar-Ilan University; University College, Dublin.

Reviewer for promotion and prizes, inter alia for Hebrew University, Bar-

Ilan University, University of Florida, Oxford University, London School of

Economics, University College London, King's College London, Bocconi

University.

External Reviewer of M.A. theses for the Technion, Bar-Ilan and Tel Aviv

University.

Reviewer of grant proposals for the ISF (Israeli Science Foundation).

Academic Review Committee (2018), Book in honor of Chief Supreme Court

Justice Miriam Naor, together with Aaron Barak, Daphna Barak-Erez and

Ronen Poliak.

Active Participation in Scholarly Conferences

Conferences abroad (invited lectures and colloquiums to follow

separately)

Year Location Conference Subject

July 1996 University of

Toronto

New Methods in

Regulating Network

Industries

Current Issues in the Deregulation

of the Ontario Electricity and

Natural Gas Industries (presented

by co-author Prof. Michael J.

Trebilcock)

September 1997 Ottawa, Canada Canadian Bar

Association Annual

Competition Law

Conference

Traditional Natural Monopolies in

Transition: The Comparative Role

of Structural Changes, Competition

Policy and Economic Regulation in

Regulating Network Industries

June 1998 University of

Toronto

Roundtable on

Competition Law

Problems of Market Power in

Electricity Industry Restructurings

May 1998 University of

Malta

The Competition and

Competition Law in

Small Jurisdictions

International

Conference

Defining Market Power in Small

Markets

September 1998 University of

Toronto

Canadian Law and

Economics

Association

Conference (CLEA)

Remodelling Anti-Competitive

Contracts - A Case for Economic

Balancing

May 1999 Yale University American Law and

Economics

Remodelling Anti-Competitive


8

Association

Conference (ALEA)

Balancing

December 2000 Oxford

University, UK

Closed conference

on the Globalization

of Antitrust

Participant and discussant of the

Interests of Small and Developed

Economies in the Globalization of

Antitrust

May 2000 NYU American Law and

Economics

Association (ALEA)

conference

Chair, Session on Procedure and

Evidence

May 2001 Georgetown

University

American Law and

Economics

Association (ALEA)

Reducing Rivals’ Prices:

Government-Supported Mavericks

as New solutions for Oligopoly

Pricing

October 2001 Columbia

University

substantive

Differences in

Competition Laws -

As they Apply to

Exclusionary

Conduct and Effects-

Implications for

Global Competition

and New

Competition

Regimes

Participant in Roundtable

Discussion, closed conference

November 2002 Columbia

University

Competition Policy

and Development:

The Costs and

Benefits of

Multilateral

Principles on

Competition for

Developing

Economies

Participant in Roundtable

Discussion, closed conference

February 2004 University of

Bologna, Italy

Erasmus Law and

Economics Program

Conference

Monopoly pricing as an antitrust

offense in the U.S. and the EC:

Two systems of belief about

monopoly?


Madrid, Spain

European Law and

Economics

Association (ELEA)

Six Principles for Limiting

Government-Facilitated Restraints

on Competition (presented by co-

9

author Inbal Faibish)

March 2007 University of

Amsterdam

Strategic Firm-

Authority Interaction

in Antitrust, Merger

Control and

Regulation



on Competition (presented by co-

author Inbal Faibish)

Below-Cost Price Alignment:

Meeting or Beating Competition?


Toronto

Canadian Law and

Economics

Association



on Competition

October 2007 NYU Competition Law in

Developing

Countries - Does the

US and EC model

really fit? workshop

Competition law and policy in

Emerging Markets

January 2009 Munich Workshop on

competition Law in

Developing

Economies

Roundtable discussion co-organizer

and participant

May 2009 Dan Diego,

California

American Law and

Economics

Association (ALEA)

Free Movement of Judgments

(accepted but not presented, since

travel was not possible at the last

minute).

June 2009 George

Washington

University,

Washington DC

Academic Society

for Competition Law

(ASCOLA) Annual

Conference

A Step Theory of International

Antitrust

October 2009 University of

Toronto

University of

Toronto, Faculty of

Law

Regional Agreements: the Next

step in International Antitrust

December 2009 Collegio Carlo

Alberto, Torino,

Italy

Efficiency and the

Judiciary: Law and

Economics

Perspectives


May 2010 Princeton, U.S. American Law and

Economics

Association (ALEA)

The Follower Phenomenon

May 2010 Bonn, Germany Academic Society Commentator on "The role for

10

for Competition Law

(ASCOLA) Annual

Conference

morality in defining antitrust

goals."

June 2010 Cyprus IMEDIPA annual

conference

Multi-factored Effects on

Competition law (organizer of

panel and presentor)

August 2010 Munich,

Germany

Regional

Competition Law

Agreements

Regional competition law

agreements: Unleashing the

Potential

August 2010 On-line

conference

orchestrated by

the Antitrust and

Competition

Policy Blog

Global Competition:

Law, Markets and

Globalization

International Competition Law


Hong Kong

The Role of

Government in

Markets

Harnessing the Comparative

Advantages of the Competition

Authority

July 2011

King's College,

London

Competition Law in

New Competition

Jurisdictions

Chair of session on Institutional

challenges and choices: Deterrence

October 2011

Chicago Global Competition

National and Transnational

Dynamics: The Interplay

July 2011

King's College,

London

Academic Society

for Competition Law

(ASCOLA) Annual

Conference: New

Competition

Jurisdictions

Chair of session on Deterrence


Stockholm

European Law and

Economics

Association

Conference

Synergy vs. Competition (accepted

but eventually not presented due to

a dislocaed disk)

November 2012 Stockholm The Pros and Cons

of Merger Control

Merger control in small and

developing economies

May 2013 Lecce, Italy ASCOLA

Conference:

Antitrust as

Regulation

New Powers – New vulnerability?

A critical analysis of market

inquiries and other interventionary

competition law regulation tools

June 2013 Oxford, UK Antitrust

Enforcement

Symposium

Aggregate Concentration as an

antitrust offense

July 2013 Geneva,

Switzerland

UNCTAD research

platform

*Aggregate Concentration as an

antitrust offense: a Comparative

11

Study

*Launching of the book US Cases

and Materials: A Comparative

Perspective by Prof. Eleanor Fox


Chicago

American Law and

Economics

Association (ALEA)

Challenging Legal Limitations on

Licenser's Ability to Challenge

Patents (with Alan Miller)

June 2014 Warsaw, Poland ASCOLA

Conference:

Institutional Fairness

No contest Clauses

September 2014 Aix-en-

Provance,

France

European Law and

Economics

Conference

*The Hidden Costs of Free Goods

(with Dan Rubinfeld);

*No Contest Clauses (with Alan

Miller)

May 2015 Columbia

University, NY

American Law and

Economics

Association (ALEA)

The Hidden Costs of Free Goods

(with Dan Rubinfeld, presented by

him)

May 2015 Tokyo, Japan ASCOLA

Conference: Abuse

of Dominance

"Abuse of Superior Bargaining

Power" (with Thomas Cheng);

Free Goods (with Dan Rubinfeld)


Enforcement

Symposium

Antitrust In hi-tech industries-

commentator

October 2016 SciencesPo,

Paris

Growth and

Redistribution: Can

they both be

furthered by

Competition Law?

Inclusive Growth as an essential

goal in some jurisdictions


Enforcement

Symposium

Competition, Data and Technology-

commentator

June 2016 Leiden,

Netherlands

ASCOLA Access to Big Data (with Dan

Rubinfeld)

September 2016 Bologna, Italy ELEA (European

Law and Economics

Association)

Patent Challenge Clauses: A new

Antitrust Offense? (with Alan

Miller)

March 2017 Munich,

Germany

European

Intellectual Property

Institute’s Network

Big Data: Portability and

Interoperability

September 2017 London,

England

ELEA (European

Law and Economics

Association)

Algorithmic Consumers

April 2018 University of

Chicago, US

Personalized Law Governance by Data: Personalized

Law and Data Capitalism (with

Niva Elkin Koren)

September 2018 Berlin, Germany European Policy of Data-Based Governance: The

12


Association (EPIP)

Conjunction of Enforcement and

Market (presented by co-author

Niva Elkin Koren)

November 2018 NYU, US Data law in a Global

Digital Economy

Data Standardization (with Dan

Rubinfeld)

April 2019 EUI, Florence Media and the

Digital Economy

Data Standardization (presented by

co-author Dan Rubinfeld)

May 2019 Tilburg TILTING conference Data Standardization (with

Dan Rubinfeld);

The Chilling Effects of

Governance-by-Data on

Innovation (with Niva

Elkin-Koren)

June 2019 London University of East

Anglia Annual

Conference

Algorithmic Races

June 2019 Aix-en-

Provence

ASCOLA Annual

Conference

The Antitrust Implications of 3D

printing

September 2019 TAU, Tel Aviv European Law and

Economics

Association (EALE)

Annual Conference

Ensuring Competition and

Innovation ion 3D printing

March 2020 EUI, Florence Innovation,

Platforms and the

Digital Economy

Radical Remedies for Antitrust

Enforcement in the Digital

Economy (presented by co-author

Nicolas Petit)

March 2020 Yale University,

USA

Big Tech and

Antitrust

Radical Remedies for Antitrust

Enforcement in the Digital

Economy (with Nicolas Petit)

Conferences in Israel



Haifa

Monopolies in

Competition: The

Intersection of


and Antitrust

The Troubled nature of Section

3(2) of the Israeli Restrictive

Trade Practices Act (Hebrew)


Haifa

Current Issues in

Antitrust

On The Difference between

Collusion and Coordination

(Hebrew)


Haifa

The Law and

Economics of Israeli

Competition Policy

1. Abuse of Dominant

Position Under the Israeli

Competition Act

13

2. The History of Israeli

Competition Policy (both

in Hebrew)

April 2003 Tel-Aviv,

Conference

organized by the

Antitrust

Authority

Competition Law in

Israel- Where are we

Going?

Size Does Matter for Israeli

Competition Policy (Hebrew)

June 2003 Tel Aviv

University

Israeli Law and

Economics

Association

Conference (ILEA)

The historical and Ideological

Roots of the Israeli Competition

Policy (Hebrew)

January 2004 University of

Haifa

Abuse of Monopoly

Power Conference

Excessive Pricing- Is it Abuse of

Monopoly Power? (Hebrew)

The lecture was referred to

extensively by the Supreme

Court in its decision in the

matter of Howard Reis.


Haifa

Monopolies in

Competition

Conference

Three Basic Principles for the IP-

antitrust Interface (Hebrew)


Haifa

Israeli Law and

Economics

Association (ILEA)

Conference


offense in the U.S. and the EC:

Two systems of belief about

monopoly? (Hebrew)

December 2004 Bar-Ilan

University

WTO at a Crossroad

International

Conference

International Antitrust: What role

for International Organizations?

December 2004 University of

Haifa

SPAM Conference Chair, panel on What is bad in

SPAM? (Hebrew)


Haifa

Antitrust

Developments

Chair, Panel on criminal

enforcement of antitrust offenses

(Hebrew)

December 2005 Bar-Ilan

University

Law and Economics

Conference

The Antitrust Law as a Mirror for

Socio-Economic Ideology

(Hebrew)

June 2006 Interdisciplinary Israeli Law and Regulation by Declaration

14

Center, Herzliya Economic Association

(ILEA) Conference

(Hebrew)

January 2007 Rishon Letziyon Reform in

Competition Law

conference

A blueprint for necessary reform

in competition law (Hebrew)

April 2007 Inter-

disciplinary

Center, Herzliya

Mergers and

Acquisitions

The Efficiency Defense in Merger

Review: Does Merger Review

Serve the Public Interest?

(Hebrew)

May 2007 Hebrew

University

International

Conference on the

Approximation of

Laws by Non-EU

Countries with the EU

acquis

Cut and Paste of EU Competition

Law in Israel

June 2007 Kiryat Ono Law

School

Israeli Law and

Economics

Association



on Competition


Haifa

European Law and

Economics

Association (ELEA)

International Antitrust

November 2008 Tel Aviv Legal and Economic

Analysis of

Competition Law

1. The Role of Competition Law

in our Market Economy

2. Anti-Competitive Agreements

(both in Hebrew)


Haifa

International

conference on Issues

at the Forefront of

Monopolization

The Follower Effect: Implications

for Monopolization (with Jorge

Padilla)

May 2009,

December 2009

Tel-Aviv

University

Regulation in Israel,

Sappir foundation

Abuse of Dominance in Israel: An

Economic and Legal Analysis

(with Hila Nevo)(Hebrew)


Haifa

Behavioral Analysis

of Law

Commentator on "A Women's

Worth" by Kimberley D. Krawiec


Haifa

Israeli Law and

Economics

Association (ILEA )

conference

The Follower Phenomenon

(Hebrerw)


Haifa

"The Legal Year"

annual conference

Developments in Israeli

competition law (Hebrew)

December 2010 Tel Aviv Criminal Enforcement Penalties for Antitrust Violations

15

(Hebrew)


Haifa

International

conference on

Antitrust in Hi-Tech

Industries

The Dark Side of Open Source

May 2012 Eilat Israeli Bar Association Antitrust Remedies: Is there

sufficient deterrence? (Hebrew)


Haifa

International

workshop on the

Economic

Characteristics of

Developing

Economies

The Economic Characteristics of

Developing Jurisdictions (with

Tamar Indig)


Haifa

The Changing

Regulatory Paradigm

in Antitrust

Market studies: pros and cons

May 2013 Eilat Israeli Bar Association The limits of Antitrust Criminal

Offenses (Hebrew)

December 2013 Tel Aviv International

Conference on IP

Licensees’ Legal Ability to

Challenge a Patent

December 2013 Tel Aviv The new Guidelines

on Excessive Pricing

The new Guidelines: Robin Hood

or Trojan Horse?

December 2013 Bar Ilan

University

Launch of Orly

Lobel's book: Talent

wants to be Free

Competition aspects in the book


Haifa

International

conference on New

Challenges in

Antitrust

Free Goods (with Dan Rubinfeld)

October 2014 College of

Management

Yearly workshop of

the Israeli Academic

Forum on IP

Contesting the law on no contest

clauses (with Alan Miller)

March 2015 Bar Ilan

University

Fairness and Non-

Efficiency in

Antitrust:

International

conference

-Concepts of Fairness and their

implications for Regulation

-Chair of closing session on

Fairness in Antitrust


Haifa

Antitrust in

Transformative

Industries

(international

Algorithms as consumers (with

Niva Elkin-Korren)

16

workshop)


Haifa

Recent Challenges of

Antitrust (English)

Discussant

January 2017 Tel Aviv Antitrust Authority’s

Annual Conference

Aggregate Concentration

April 2017 Tel Aviv International

Conventions on the

Economy of

Innovation

(AIPPI)(English)

IP licensing: Antitrust Concerns

November 2018 Jerusalem and

Haifa (Intl.

conference)

Artificial Intelligence:

Law and Policy

Algorithms as Illegal Agreements;

And Commentator on Palantir

November 2018 European Hub

(Intl.

conference)

AI, Law and Policy Data Standardization


Haifa (Intl.

conference)

Intellectual Property,

Innovation, and

Global Inequality

The Chilling Effects of

Governance by Data on

Innovation (presented by

coauthor)

June 2019 Tel Aviv

University (intl.

conference)

New Frontiers of

Antitrust

Algorithmic Interactions

June 2019 Hebrew

University

Pharma, Data and

Competition

Data Standardization

INVITED LECTURES AND COLLOQUIUMS ABROAD



Melbourne, Australia

Natural

Monopolies

Current Issues in the Deregulation of

the Ontario Electricity and Natural Gas

Industries (presented by co-author

Michael J. Trebilcock)


Toronto

Roundtable on

International

Dimensions of

Competition

Policy

Competition Policy In Developing

Countries - a Critique

October 2001 Fordham University,

New York

Fordham

International

Antitrust Law and

The Political Economy of Competition

Policy in Small Economies

17

Policy Conference

February 2003 Paris, France Global

Competition

Forum (GCR), of

the Organization

for Economic Co-

operation and

Development

(OECD)

Competition Policy in Small

Economies

June 2003 St. Julian’s, Malta Economic and

Institutional

Issues in

Competition law

Merger Policy for Small Economies

February 2006 University of West

Indies, Barbados

Workshop on

Competition Law

Challenges

The Effects of Regional Agreements

on Competition Policy in Small States

February 2006 Barbados Barbados Fair

Trading

Commission 2nd

Annual Lecture

Keynote Lecture: Size does matter:

Competition Policy in Small States

March 2006 Washington D.C. American Bar

Association

(ABA) Spring

Meeting

Conference

State-Imposed Restrictions on

Competition

June 2006 Guernsey Public lecture

organized by the

Chamber of

Commerce

Does Guernsey need a Competition

Law?

June 2006 Jersey Public Lecture

organized by the

Antitrust

authority and the

Chamber of

Commerce

Competition Policy for Small Market

Economies- the case of Jersey Island

The lecture was preceded by

an interview with BBC Jersey

and local press interviews.

August 2006 Wellington, New

Zealand

Competition Law

and Policy

Institute of New

Zealand yearly

conference

Keynote Lecture: Competition Policy

for Small Market Economies- The

case of New Zealand

18

December 2006 Sorbonne, Paris ASCOLA

Conference

Fairness in Antitrust

March 2007 New Delhi, India Seminar on

Competition

Policy, organized

by CUTS Institute

for Regulation

and Competition

Regulation of Restrictive Agreements

Sept. 2007 Kingston, Jamaica Shirley Playfair

Yearly Lecture on

Antitrust,

organized by the

Fair Trading

Commission

Keynote Lecture: Enhancing

Competition Law Enforcement

through Regional Trade Agreements

Lecture was preceded by

interviews in the local TV, radio

and press.

February 2008 Washington DC Charting the

Future Course of

Technical

Assistance

Conference, DOJ-

FTC

Moving Forward: Technical

Assistance for the 21st Century

April 2008 Chicago Consumer

Antitrust Institute


September 2008 Istanbul, Turkey Institute of

Competition Law

and Policy

Studies

(IMEDIPA,

Athens),

Centre for Law,

Economics and

Public Policy &

Centre for Law

and

Governance in

Europe,

University

College London

and

Bilgi University

Which Competition Law for Regulated

Industries?

April 2009 Lisbon, Portugal Portuguese

Competition

Authority

Competition Law for a small European

Member State

19

June 2009 Washington DC American

Antitrust Institute

(AAI) Annual

Conference

Chair of panel on Private Enforcement

June 2009 Switzerland International

Competition

Network (ICN)

Annual

Conference

Small Economies: Unique

Enforcement Challenges

September 2009 Chicago ABA Conference

on Antitrust

Institutions

When the Going gets Tight:

Institutional Solutions to Scarce

Antitrust Resources

March 2010 University College

London

Competition Law

Forum


August 2010 Singapore Competition

Commission of

Singapore

1. Gave a three day workshop on

comparative and international

antitrust;

2. Lecture: Challenges created by

globalization for small economies

March 2011

Hong-Kong

Polytechnic

University

Asian

Competition Law

and Economics

Center (ACLEC)

Public lecture on Hong Kong's new

Competition Law- Addressing the

Challenges

May 2011

Amsterdam Amsterdam

Center for Law

and Economics

(ACLE):

Emerging

Markets

Conference

Keynote Lecture: Transplanting

Competition Laws

August 2011

Bangkok, Thailand Chulalongkorn

University and the

Thai Trade

Commission

Competition law in young jurisdictions

February 2012 Singapore Competition

Commission of

Singapore

Merger Policy in a Concentrated

Market

March 2012 Montecantini, Italy European

University

Institute (EUI):

Political

Governance and

Keynote Lecture: Transplanting

competition laws: Multiple points of

view

20

Regulatory

Enforcement

Activity:

Workshop on

Competition and

Consumer

Protection

Regulation

June 2013 Athens, Greece IMEDIPA Due process and procedural rights in

competition law matters

June 2014 Paris OECD International Estoppel

June 2014 Washington DC American

Antitrust Institute

Plenary session: Efficiency claims in

antitrust

August 2014 Singapore Competition

Commission of

Singapore Annual

Conference

Mergers - How many players can the

Singapore market take?

August 2014 Singapore

AEGC Workshop

on Promoting

Competition

Compliance in

ASEAN

Lecture on “Introducing

competition policy and law in

developing countries”

Moderator in session on “Case

studies on outreach and

advocacy by ASEAN member

states to promote competition

law compliance”

Moderator in session on

“Specific tools to encourage

compliance with competition

law”

Co-moderator in session on

“Summary & Conclusions”

April 2015

Paris, France Law Seminar,

SciencesPo Law

Department

Free Goods: Implications for

Antitrust Enforcement

April 2015 Hong Kong organized by the

Competition

Commission

Public lecture: Applying efficient

Regulatory Tools

April 2015 Hong Kong

Polytechnic

Law School Free Goods: Implications for


21

University


Melbourne, Australia

Competition Law

and Economics

Network

Free Goods: Implications for


December 2015 Berlin, Germany GIF 50TH

Anniversary

Presentation of research funded by

GIF, together with Prof. Drexl

March 2016 European University

of Rome and Italian

Competition

Authority, Italy

Smart Cities and

Antitrust

Keynote Lecture: Competition and

Innovation in the digital environment

(with six commentators commenting

on the lecture)

May 2016 Munich, Germany 50 years to the

Max Planck on

Competition and

Intellectual

Property

Competition and Innovation

June 2016 Brussels Conference in

honor of Prof.

Eleanor Fox

Should we Recalibrate Competition

Law to Limit Inequality?

September 2016 University of Leeds,

UK

Antitrust in the

Digital Era


October 2016 NYU Antitrust and

Trade seminar


November 2016 Rome Italian

Competition

Authority and

Luiss University

Keynote Lecture: Competition Law

in the Digital Economy

December 2016 OECD, Paris OECD Global

Forum

Institutional Independence

November 2016 Amsterdam Association of

Competition

Economics

Conference

Competition Issues in Big Data

(keynote speech given by co-author

Dan Rubinfeld based on joint paper)

March 2017 European University

Institute, Florence,

Italy

Competition,

Regulation and

Freedom of

Expression in

Digital Markets

Keynote Lecture: Algorithmic

Consumers

March 2017 Rome Regulation,

Competition and

Innovation

Keynote Lecture: Algorithmic

Consumers (with five commentators

following)

April 2017 Harvard University Berkman Center

Luncheon Talks

Algorithmic Consumers (with Niva

Elkin-Koren)

May 2017 Oxford University Digital Markets Social effects of digital markets

June 2017 OECD, Paris Competition

Committee

Meeting

Algorithms and Collusion

22

July 2017 Wellington, New

Zealand

Commerce

Commission bi-

Annual

Conference

Keynote lecture: New Challenges to

Small Economies

September 2017 London Competition and

Markets

Authority (CMA),

Distinguished

Speaker Series

Algorithmic-Facilitated

Coordination

November 2017 Roma Tre University Antitrust and IP

in the

Pharmaceutical

Sector

Keynote Lecture: No Contest and

Pay-for-Delay Agreements

November 2017 Riga, Latvia The role of

Competition

Policy on

Economic

Growth: the Past,

Present & Future

Keynote Lecture Learning from the

past, Looking to the Future

November 2017 El Salvador Competition

Authority

Antitrust

Conference

Characteristics of developing

economies and their implications for

competition law (via skype)

September 2017 Aix-en-Provence,

France

University of Aix-

en-Provence

Competition Law challenges in the Era

of Algorithms

January 2018 Brussels Fairness in

Competition Law

Conference

Theoretical and Historic Foundations

of Fair Price

February 2018 Zurich, Switzerland Competition (law)

at the Age of

Algorithms

Algorithms as Facilitating Devices

February 2018 Potsdam, Germany German-Israeli

Foundation


May 2018 Zagreb, Croatia University of

Zagreb

Keynote: Competition law in Small

Economies (via skype)

June 2018 Munich, Germany Max Planck

Institute for

Competition and

IP, Oxford

Center, and

University of

Haifa Cyber

Center

Algorithms and Collusion

June 2018 Bogota, Colombia 13th International

Regulatory

Workshop,

Keynote: Algorithmic Consumers

23

Colombian

Commission for

Communications

Regulation

June 2018 Madrid, Spain FIDE foundation

public lecture


June 2018 Valencia, Spain International

conference on

Competition law,

Digital Platforms

and Big Data

Access Barriers to Big Data

September 2018 London, England

(LSE)

The Shaping of

EU Competition

Law

Institutions and Substance in

Competition Law

December 2018 London, England

(UCL)

Taming the

Fourth Power:

Media,

Competition and

Democracy

Echo Chambers- A potential Clash

between Democracy and Competition

April 2019 OECD, Paris Roundtable of the

Committee on

Consumer Policy

Implications of voice-based e-

commerce for consumer policy (with

Niva Elkin-Koren, via skype)

April 2019 Porto, Portugal New Challenges

for EU

Competition Law

Private Enforcement of Competition

Law

April 2019 Beijing, China Competition,

Governance and

Regulation of the

Internet Economy

Data Standardization (via skype)

October 2019 Como, Italy European

Competition

Policy Forum

The Antitrust Implications pf 3D

printing

October 2019 Zurich, Switzerland Lecture Series on

the Law &

Economics of

Innovation, joint

ETH Zurich,

University of

Zurich and

University of St.

Gallen


printing

November 2019 Brussels (organized

by UCL)

The Moving

Boundaries of

Competition Law

Data ecosystems

November 2019 Tilburg Governing Data

as a Resource

The unintended competitive

consequences of the GDPR

http://www.ip.ethz.ch/education/innovation-series.html




24

December 2019 Harvard Law School

workshop at TAU

Law and

Psychology

Algorithms and the law

June 2020 NYU, NY Global Antitrust

Economics

AI in competition law

July 2020 EUI, Florence Competition Law

and the Public

Interest

TBD

July 2020 Berkeley, USA Simons Institute

Algorithms and

the Law

TBD

INVITED LECTURES IN ISRAEL


May 1998 College of

Management, Rishon

Letziyon

International

Competition Law

Conference

Problems of Market Power in

Electricity Industry Restructurings

(together with co-author Michael J.

Trebilcock)

November 1999 Tel-Aviv, Israel ABA Antitrust

Section and

Israeli Antitrust

Authority

Conference on

International

Antitrust

The intersection of Intellectual

Property and Competition Policy: A

small Economy’s Perspective

Talk reviewed in Global

Competition Review

(February/March 2000).

May 2004 Eilat Israeli Bar

Association

Yearly

Conference

The Scope and Effects of the Recent

Supreme Court decisions in

Competition Law (Hebrew)

November 2004 Tel Aviv 10th Anniversary

conference of the

Antitrust

Authority

Antitrust vs. Sector-Specific

Regulation (Hebrew)

May 2005 Hebrew University,

Jerusalem

Annual

Conference of the

Israeli Economics

Association (IEA)

Dynamic Efficiency considerations in

Israeli Antitrust (Hebrew)

June 2005 Tel-Aviv, organized

by the Neeman

Institute, Technion

Science,

Technology and

Economy

Conference

Dynamic Efficiency considerations in

Israeli Antitrust (Hebrew)

25

May 2006 Eilat, Israel Israeli Bar

Association's

Annual Meeting

Necessary Changes to the Israeli

Competition Law, panel chair and

discussant (Hebrew)

December 2009 Herzliyya Israel Antitrust

Authority Annual

Conference

Antitrust Sanctions


Association's

Annual Meeting

Chair of Antitrust Panel:

Administrative penalties for

competition law offenses


Association

Yearly

Conference

The new regulatory tools on the

Competition Law (Hebrew)

March 2013 Jerusalem Center for

Continuing

Education for

Legal Assistants

for Judges

Agreements in Restraint of Trade


Association

Yearly

Conference

Should Penalties for Antitrust

Offenses be Criminal? (Hebrew)

February 2014 Neve Ilan Antitrust

Authority

Research Day

Decision Theory and Abuse by way of

Unfair Pricing

March 2014 Tel Aviv Israeli Bar

Association

Section of

Competition Law

The new Market Studies Tool

February 2015 Neve Ilan Center for

Continuing

Education for

Judges

Comparative competition law

Unfair High Prices

March 2015 Jerusalem Antitrust

Authority

Limitations of a small economy in a

globalized world

November 2015 Tel Aviv University Regulatory

Reform during

Gilo's time

The regulation of Excessive Prices

January 2016 Haifa Yearly conference

of the Israeli

Organization on

Regulatory barriers to competition in

Israel

26

Public Law

March 2017 Jerusalem Judges’ seminar

on law in the

digital economy


May 2017 Tel Aviv University Information

Sharing

No Contest Clauses in Patent Licenses

June 2017 Haifa Judges annual

conference

Algorithms in the service of

consumers

December 2017 Haifa Human Right in

Cyberspace

(international

conference)

Algorithmic challenges to

Autonomous Choice

January 2018 Ramat Gan The Sharing

Economy

(International

conference)

The power of the Crowd

March 2018 Rishon Lezion The Israeli

Sharing Economy

The Power of the Crowd

October 2018 IDC Annual

conference on IP

Governance by Data (with Niva Elkin-

Koren)

October 2018 Jerusalem, Israeli

Parliament

Internet Giants

and Competition

How should a small economy deal

with internet giants?

November 2018 Hebrew University

and University of

Haifa (international

conference)

AI, Law and

Policy

Algorithms as Illegal Agreements

March 2019 Maale Hahamisha,

Israel

Training for

Judges on Law

and Technology

Algorithmic Races

March 2019 Tel Aviv University Competition Law

and Economics

Conference

3D printing

April 2019 Rishon Lezion

College of Law

Internet.

Competition.

Regulation.

conference

Competition law Issues in the Digital

Economy

February 2020 Tel Aviv University,

School of Public

Policy

The Israeli Data

Regime

Data Regimes around the world

8. Colloquium Talks


December 1998 NYU Faculty seminar Remodelling Anti-Competitive


27

Balancing

January-February

1999

Columbia

University,

University of

Michigan,

University of

Pennsylvania,

University of

Toronto, and

George Mason

University

Faculty workshops Competition Law Under the

Magnifying Glass: The Effects of

Small Size on Competition Policy

August 2003 U.S. Federal

Trade

Commission,

Washington D.C

Seminar series on

competition law

scholarship

Size Does Matter

February 2004 Humboldt

University,

Berlin

Walter Ratheau

Center for Industrial

Organization

What Scope for Global Antitrust?

August 2004 Washington DC U.S. Department of

Justice Antitrust

Economics

Department,

Washington D.C


offense in the U.S. and the EC: Two

systems of belief about monopoly?

February 9, 2005;

March 25, 2004;

January

21, 2003

Neve Ilan,

Jerusalem

seminar on

commercial law for

judges, program for

judges' continued

education

The intersection between Antitrust

and Intellectual Property

February 2007 Office of Fair

Trade, United

Kingdom

Seminar on

Competition

advocacy

Competition Advocacy

Lecture given in a seminar

organized by the OFT which

centered on a discussion of my

article on limiting government-

imposed restraints to

competition.

February 2007 King's College,

London

Seminar for graduate

students

The effects of size and development

on optimal competition law

March 2008 Washington DC Seminar of the

Economic Analysis

Group at the DOJ

Antitrust in Small Economies

28

Antitrust Division

April 2008 Chicago-Kent

University

Faculty seminar International Antitrust

February 2009 Melbourne,

Australia

Monash University Competition law in small market

economies- Some implications for

Australia

April 2009 Hebrew

University,

Israel

Faculty Seminar International Antitrust

January 2010 University of

Haifa, Israel

Forum for Judges Law in an International World: The

example of Competition Law

November 2011 Israeli Supreme

Court

Colloquium of

Supreme Court

Legal Assistants and

Interns

Competition law and the social

revolution

February 2012 National

University of

Singapore

Faculty Research

Seminar


March 2012 European

University

Institute (EUI),

Florence

Competition Law

and Regulation

Workshop


April 2012 Centre for

Competition

Policy (CCP),

Norwich

University

Competition Law

Seminar Series

Regional Competition Law

Agreements: Unleashing the

Potential

May 2012 Interdisciplinary

Center, Herzliya

Faculty Research

Seminar

Redefining Consumer Demand

April 2014 European

University

Institute (EUI),

Florence

Competition Law

and Regulation

Workshop

No Contest Clauses

April 2014 Bocconi

University,

Milano

Faculty workshop Free Movement of Judgments

November 2014 Tel Aviv

University

Law and Economics

Workshop

No Contest Clauses (presented by co-

author Alan Miller)

February 2015 Harvard

University

Law, Economics and

Business Workshop

Free Goods (presented by co-author

Dan Rubinfeld)

October 2016 Columbia

University

Blue Sky Meeting,

Center for Law and

Economics


Elkin-Koren)

October 2016 NYU Colloquium on

Information

Technology


Elkin-Koren)

29

February 2018 Boston

University

Seminar on

Consumer Markets

Algorithmic Consumers with Niva

Elkin-Koren)(via skype)

March 2018 Center for Cyber

Law and Policy

Seminar on Law and

Technology

Algorithmic Challenges to

Autonomous Choice

April 2018 NYU Colloquium on

Information

Technology

Governance by Data (with Niva

Elkin-Koren)

January 2019 Bar Ilan

University

Colloquium on Law

and Technology

Governance by Data (presented by

Niva Elkin-Koren)

February 2019 Oxford, England Business Law

Workshop Series


printing

May 2020 Tel Aviv

University

Law and Economics

Workshop

The Competitive Effects of the

GDPR (with Oshrit Aviv)

Organization of Conferences or Sessions

Role Subject of Conference/

Role at Conference/

Comments

Place of

Conference

Name of

Conference

Date

Co-Organizer Antitrust and IP University of

Haifa

Competing

Monopolies

June 2002

Organizer Antitrust University of

Haifa

Current Issues in

Antitrust

October 2002

Organizer Abuse of Dominance in

Israeli law. Including

Keynote by Prof. Valentine

Korah (University College

London)

University of

Haifa

Abuse of

Dominance

January 2004

Organizer and

chair of session

Session on antitrust at the

Israeli Bar Association

Yearly Conference

Eilat, Israel Current issues in

Antitrust

May 2004

Co-Organizer Antitrust and IP. Including

Keynote by Prof. Bill

Kovacic (FTC)

University of

Haifa

Competing

Monopolies 2

May 2004

Co-Organizer Antitrust developments.

Including Keynote by Peter

Roth (London).

University of

Haifa

Antitrust

Developments

March 2005

Co-Organizer

and main

lecturer

Three-day condensed

course for judges on

competition law

(organized together with

Supreme Court Justice

Neve Ilan,

Israel

Antitrust May 2005

30

Miriam Naor for the

Institute for Judges'

Continued Education),

Organizer and

chair of session

Israeli Bar Association

Yearly Conference

Eilat, Israel Antitrust May 2006

Co-Organizer International workshop NYU Competition

Law in

Developing

Countries

October 2007

Co-Organizer Tel-Aviv,

Israel

Legal and

Economic

Analysis of

Israeli Antitrust

November 2008

Co-Organizer International workshop University of

Haifa

Issues at the

Forefront of

Monopolization

May 2009

Organizer and

chair of session

Eilat, Israel IBA Conference

on Antitrust

remedies

May 2010


Haifa

Competition law

in Hi- Tech

Markets

May 2011

Co-Organizer

and chair of

session

International workshop University of

Haifa

The Economic

Characteristics

of Developing

Jurisdictions

June 2012

Organizer University of

Haifa

The Changing

Regulatory

Paradigm in

Antitrust

December 2012

Co-Organizer Tel Aviv The new

Guidelines for

Excessive

Pricing

December 2013


Haifa

Competition law

In High Tech

markets

June 2014

Co-Organizer University of

Haifa

New Challenges

for Antitrust

May 2015

Organizer University of

Haifa

New Challenges

for Antitrust

May 2016

31


Haifa

Antitrust in

Transformative

Industries

June 2016

Co-organizer Stockholm,

Sweden

ASCOLA annual

conference

June 2017

Co-Organizer Israeli-German workshop Potsdam,

Germany

GIF Young

Scientists

Conference

February 2018

Co-organizer NYU, NY ASCOLA annual

conference

June 2018

Co-organizer International conference,

together with the Israeli

Antitrust Authority and Tel

Aviv University

Tel aviv,

Israel

The Challenges

of a Small

Economy

June 2019

Co-organizer Aix en

Provence

ASCOLA annual

conference

June 2019

Co-Organizer Israeli-German workshop Potsdam

Germany

GIF Young

Scientists

Conference

February 2019

9. Research Grants

Year Funded by Topic Co-Researchers Role in

Research

2002-4 ($26,000 per

year)

Israeli Science

Foundation

(ISF)

The Implication of the

Globalization of Antitrust on

Small and Less Developed

Economies- Analysis and

Suggested Ways for

Overcoming the Bargaining

Problem.

PI

2004 ($12,000) Samuel

Neeman

Institute

(Technion)

Interface between Intellectual

Property and Antitrust in the

Israeli Market

Prof. Niva Elkin-

Koren, University

of Haifa

Co-PI

2005 ($12,000) Samuel

Neeman

Institute

(Technion)

Why do Foreign Firms

Register their Patents in

Israel?

Prof. Benjamin

Bental, University

of Haifa

Co-PI

2006 Young

Scientist Grant

German-

Israeli

Fairness in EU and Israeli

Competition Law

PI

32

(26,000 Euro)

Foundation

(GIF)

2007-2010

(approximately

65,000 NIS per

year)

Israeli Science

Foundation

(ISF)

Fairness in Competition Law PI

2009 (33,000 NIS) The Pinchas

Sapir

Economic

Policy Forum

Legal and Economic Analysis

of Abuse of Monopoly Power

in Israeli Law

PI

2010-2013

(approximately

57,000 Euros per

year)

German-

Israeli

Foundation

(GIF)

Competition Law in

Developing Jurisdictions

Prof. Josef Drexl,

Director, Max

Planck Institute for

IP and Competition

Law, Munich

Co-PI

2014-2016

(approximately

94,000 NIS per

year)

Israeli Science

Foundation

(ISF)

Aggregate Concentration: An

Antitrust Offense?

PI

2015-2016 (15,000

NIS)

Minerva

Center for the

Rule of Law

under

Extreme

Conditions

Access to Big Data PI

2017-2018

(20,000 NIS)

Chet Center

for the study

of

Competition

and

Regulation

Sharing Economy: Antitrust

Implications

PI

2017-2018 Center for

Cyber Law

and Policy

Algorithmic Wars in

Cyberspace

PI

2018-2019

(60,000 NIS)

Center for

Cyber Law

and Policy

The Tension Between

Governance by Data and Data

Markets

PI

2018-2019 (60,000

NIS)

Israeli Internet

Association

The Israeli policy Towards

Blockchain

Jonathan Yovel,

Orna Eini, Niva

Elkin-Koren, Orr

Dunkelman

Co-PI

33

2018-2019 (60,000

NIS)

Center for

Cyber Law

and Policy

“Developing New Paradigms

for Blockchain Governance

and Jurisprudence”

Jonathan Yovel,

Orna Eini, Niva

Elkin-Koren, Orr

Dunkelman

Co-PI

2019-2020 (40,000

NIS)

Center for

Cyber Law

and Policy

“Legal Data Regimes:

Implications for Innovation and

Privacy?”

PI

10. Scholarships, Awards, and Prizes

LL.B. degree, Magna Cum Laude graduation, June 1993, Faculty of Law, Tel-

Aviv University.

Alan Marks Medal for best thesis submitted in 1995/6, Faculty of Law,

University of Toronto (for LL.M. thesis).

Olin fellowship, Law and Economics Program, University of Toronto (1996-

9).

Ontario Graduate Scholarship for 1997-8.

Olin fellowship, Law and Economics Program, Columbia University (1998-9).

Alan Marks Medal for best graduate thesis submitted in 1999/2000, Faculty

of Law, University of Toronto. First winner of the medal for two graduate

theses (Masters and Doctorate).

Zeltner prize for young Researcher 2004, granted once a year to one young

researcher in the fields of law or social sciences by the Zeltner foundation.

The committee, which included the Dean of Tel-Aviv Faculty of Law, a

Supreme Court Justice and a member of the Zeltner foundation, noted in

their decision: "The prize is granted to Dr. Gal for her book on competition

law in small economies which was published by Harvard University Press,

for papers published in the field of competition law, and in order to

encourage this gifted and bright researcher in her academic path."

(translation from Hebrew).

Antitrust Awards 2014 Winner, best article on merger policy for 2013, for

"Merger Policy for Small and Micro Jurisdictions". Article on "Market Inquiries"

(together with Tamar Indig), was short-listed for best article on Antitrust General

(8 papers shortlisted).

Antitrust Awards 2016 Winner, best article on unilateral conduct for 2016, for

"Access Barriers to Big Data" (co-authored with Dan Rubinfeld).

Winner of the 2016 Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Writing Award for best

paper in 2016 on Antitrust in Platform Markets, for the paper “The Hidden Costs

of Free Goods: Implications for Antitrust Enforcement,” (co-authored with Dan

Rubinfeld). The award is given by the American Antitrust Institute.

Winner of the 2017 Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Writing Award for best

34

paper in 2017, for the paper “Patent Challenge Clauses: A new Antitrust

Offense?” (co-authored with Alan Miller). The award is given by the American

Antitrust Institute.

Recipient of the University of Haifa Board of Directors Award for Best

Senior Researcher, May 2019.

Other

Chosen by Globes as one of ten young promising legal researchers in Israel

(September 2007).

Chosen by the Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog as one of the "Best of the

Best: Top Female Antitrust and Economics Law Professors" (May 2010).

Chosen by the Global Competition Review as one of the leading 100 "Women

in Antitrust" worldwide (May 2009, March 2013).

Excellence in Teaching

Excellence in Teaching Award for academic years 2003-4, 2004-5, 2005-6,

2018-9.

Letter of excellence in teaching from the Dean of the University of Melbourne

School of Law.

11. Teaching

A. Courses Taught in Recent Years

35

Some of the papers supervised and submitted in seminars by the students have been

published in law journals. These include, inter alia:

1. Amir Israeli, "Competition without Values or Competition Among Values:

Restrictive Agreement Arguments raised by a Contractual Party" 2 University

of Haifa Law Review (Din Udvarim) 297 (2006)(Hebrew).

2. Arlen Duke, "Extraterritoriality in Australian Competition Law," Federal Law

Review (2009).

B. Supervision of Graduate Students

Name of Student Title of Thesis Degree Date Student's Achievements

Lilach Priel The Judicial Trend LL.M. 2004

Course Year Type Degree Number of

Students

(approximate,

depending on

year)

Corporations 2001-7 class LL.B. 80-160

Competition Law 2001-

present

class LL.B., LL.M 50-70

Advanced Competition

Law

2002-

present

seminar LL.B., LL.M 17-25

Origins of the Law 2002-5 class LL.B 20

Economic Analysis of

Law (part of the

course)

2005-

present

class LL.M. for judges 17-25

Comparative and


2006 seminar J.D., LL.M (taught at

NYU)

25

Comparative and


2006-

present

class LL.B., LL.M. (taught at

Haifa, Melbourne,

Lisbon, Singapore)

20-52

Antitrust and


2006-

present

class LL.M 20-25

Colloquium on Law

and Economics (taught

jointly with Prof.

Salzberger)

2006-7 seminar LL.B., LL.M 20

Competition law in

emerging markets

2007 class J.D., LL.M (taught at

NYU)

25

Patent Licensing 2009-

present

class M.A. 17-25

36

towards limiting the

cartel offense

Amir Livne Antitrust Law:

Structural and

Constitutional

Problems

LL.M. 2004 "Constitutional and

Structural Problems in

Competition law" 8(1)

Law and Government 257

(2005)(Hebrew)

Dan Castillio An Economic

Assessment of the

Case Ryan Air and

Charleroi airport vs.

the Commission

LL.M. 2004

Haviva German The challenge of

collecting societies,

competition and

technology-

A law and economics

perspective

LL.M. 2005

Amely Hansen Efficiency

considerations under

Art. 81(3) EC, recent

perspectives – really a

more economic

approach?

LL.M. 2005

Alexander

Meshkowsky

The Economics of

D&O Liability for

False Information in

German Secondary

Capital Markets

LL.M. 2005

Sharon Oded Compulsory Licensing

in the EU

LL.M. 2007

Ursula Sieradzka

The Oligopoly

Situation in the

European Mobile

Telephone Market and

the Proposed

Regulation on

Roaming Prices

LL.M. 2007

Noy Brindt Mediating Interests in

the Non-Profit

LL.M.

2009

37

Organization (Amuta)

Nir Ofer Fair or Unfair?

Excessive pricing as a

misconduct of

Dominant Firms

LL.M. 2012

Tamar Indig Fairness and Antitrust

Law: From Empirical

Study to Legal Policy

Supplemen

-

tary track

towards

Doctorate

2010

Yaron Raz "Public Good"

Companies

Supplemen

-

tary track

towards

Doctorate

2014

Nicky Hoogvelt Providing access to

essential facilities:

retail minus or cost

plus?

LLM 2014 Received special

distinction for his thesis

Ori Yuval Aggregate

concentration

measures in Israel

LL.M. 2015

Gal Yehoshua The competition

authorities'

compatibility to apply

non-economic

considerations

LL.M. 2015

Yu Ren Endowment Effects in

Cartels

LL.M. 2016

Manuel Zimmerman Is the obligation to

subdivide contracts

into lots a

contradiction to

economic efficiency?

LL.M. 2016

Merav Adler The essential Facility

Doctrine in Big Data

Supplemen

-

tary track

towards

Doctorate

2015

Ilan Steiner Social Responsibility Doctorate Finished Currently Director in the

38

of Corporations 2015 Bank of Israel

Yehudit Koren Liability of Directors

in Small Firms

Doctorate Finished

2015

Doctorate published as a

book

Tamar Indig Harmonization of

Competition Laws:

Developing Countries'

Perspective

Doctorate Finished

2018

Two papers published (see

list below)

Noy Brindt Legal Aspects of the

Relationships between

Nonprofit

Organizations and

their Stakeholders:

The Israeli Perspective

Doctorate

Started

2012

Hila Nevo Abuse of Market

Power in Israeli Law

Post-

Doctorate

2008-9 Several papers published

(see list below)

Ofer Green Antitrust as a Tool for

Social Change

Doctorate 2012-2019

Eyal Bar Zvi Transfer Pricing Supplemen

tation

towards

doctorate

2015-2018

Dobile Minkute Digital Interactions of

Algorithms

LL.M. 2018

Julia Taddeo How the Conditions

of a Market for

Lemons Can Arise in

the U.S.

Pharmaceutical

Market and What We

Can Do About It

LL.M. 2018

Noga Blickstein-

Shchory

Consumer Biases in a

Digital World

Doctorate 2018 One article published

Lior Frank Embrionic

Innovations

Doctorate 2018

Tamar Shtub Doctorate 2019

Eliran Fistel LL.M. 2019

39

II. List of Publications

Order of contributors reflects relative contribution, unless mentioned otherwise

A. BOOKS

Authored Books

PUBLISHED

1. Michal S. Gal, Competition Policy for Small market Economies

Harvard University Press, 2003, 324 pages.

Book reviews include:

"Don't copy the US, warns Gal" Global Competition Review (June 2003).

Russell Pittman, "Competition Policy for Small Market Economies" 11 (4)

Economics of Transition (2003), 749-50.

Annotation in the 41 (3) Journal of Economic Literature (September 2003).

Spencer Weber Waller, "What if Richard Posner were Australian?" The

Antitrust Source (September 2003), 1-4.

Richard Whish, "Book Review: Competition Policy for Small market

Economies." 27(1) World Competition- Law and Economics Review (2004),

155-6.

Ralph Winter, "Book Review: Competition Policy for Small Market

Economies", 21(4) Canadian Competition Record (2004), 6-8.

Mark Furse, "Book Review: Competition Policy for Small Market

Economies" European Competition Law Review (2004), 179-80.

Iris Soroker, "Book Review: Competition Policy for Small Market

Economies", 44 Hebrew University Law Review (Mishpatim) (2004), 421-

41.

John Temple Lang, "Book Review: Competition Policy for Small Market

Economies" 32(1) International Business Lawyer (2004), 46-7.

Hiroki Nogami, "Book Review," The Developing Economies, XLII-1

(March 2004), 113-18.

Rory McLeod "Book Review: Competition Policy for Small Market

Economies" New Zealand Competition Law Journal (2004), 4 pages.

Bruce M. Owen, "Imported Antitrust: Quackery or Cure?- Review of

Competition Policy for Small Market Economies", 21 Yale Journal on

Regulation (2005), 441-59.

Kurt Stockmann, "Buchrezensionen: Competition Policy for Small Market

Economies" 2 Zeitschrift fur Wettbewebsrecht (German Journal of

40

Competition Law) (2006), 254-6.

Edited Books and Journals

1. Michal S. Gal and Menachem Perlman eds., The Law and Economics of the

Israeli Competition Law, Nevo, 2008 , Volume 1, 549 pages (Hebrew).

Reviewed in Iris Soroker, "Following the book Legal and Economic Analysis

of Competition Law", 15(1) The Law (Hamishpat) 357 (2009)(Hebrew).

2. Mor Bakhoum, Josef Drexl, Michal S. Gal, David Gerber, Eleanor Fox eds.,

Competition Policy and Regional Integration in Developing Countries,

Edward Elgar, 2012, 352 pages.

Reviewed in

Mel Marquis, Concurrences (2) 2013, 221-2 (French).

Andreas Heinemann, 45(3) International Review of Intellectual Property

and Competition Law (IIC) 375 (2014).

3. Michal S. Gal, Mor Bakhoum, Josef Drexl, David Gerber, Eleanor Fox eds.,

The Unique Economic Challenges of Developing Economies and their Implications

for Competition Law, Edward Elgar, 2015.

4. Bjorn Lundquist and Michal Gal, Competition law in the Digital World

(forthcoming, Edgar Elgar, 2019).

5. Co-editor Journal of Competition Law Enforcement Special Issue on

Competition law in the Digital World (2018).

C. ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS

1. Michal S. Gal, "The Nielsen Case: Was Competition Restored? - On the Anti-

Competitive Effects of A Partial Enforcement of Competition Laws," (1997)

29 Canadian Business Law Journal 17, 40 pages.

2. Michael J. Trebilcock and Michal S. Gal, “Market Power in Electricity

Industry Restructurings,” (1999) 22 World Competition – Law and Economics

Review 119, 50 pages.

3. Michal S. Gal, “Reformation of Anti-Competitive Contracts - A Case for

Economic Balancing” (2000) 22 Cardozo Law Review 91, 31 pages.

41

4. Michal S. Gal, “The Intersection of Competition Policy and Intellectual

Property: Small Economy Perspective,” (2000) Global Competition Review

14, 3 pages.

5. Michal S. Gal, “Size Does Matter: General Policy Prescriptions for Optimal

Competition Rules in Small Economies,” (2001) 73 University of Southern

California Law Review 1468, 42 pages.1

6. Michal S. Gal, “Reducing Rivals’ Prices: Government-Supported Mavericks

as New solutions for Oligopoly Pricing,” (2001) 7 Stanford Journal of Law,

Business and Finance 73, 34 pages.

7. Michal S. Gal, “Monopoly Pricing as an Antitrust Offense in the U.S. and the

EC: Two Systems of Belief about Monopoly?” (2004) 49 Antitrust Bulletin

343, 41 pages.2

8. Michal S. Gal, “Separating the Wheat from the Chaff: Restrictive Agreement

in Light of the Supreme Court’s Recent Decisions” (2004) 1 University of

Haifa Law Review (Din Udvarim) 533 (Hebrew), 26 pages.3

9. Michal S. Gal, “Monopolies in Competition: The Balance between

Innovativeness and Competition in the Israeli Competition Law”, (2006) 2

University of Haifa Law Review (Din Udvarim) 425 (Hebrew), 60 pages.

10. Michal S. Gal, "What is an Agreement?" (2006) 29(3) Tel Aviv University

1 Article (Small Economies) served as trigger, and partial basis for discussion, for the

OECD Global Competition Roundtable on Small Market Economies, February 2003.

It was also cited by courts and governmental committees in several jurisdictions,

including Australia, Malta, Hong-Kong and Guernsey.

2 Article (Monopoly Pricing) was cited, in agreement, in Supreme Court decision

Civil Appeal 2616/03 Isracard and others vs. Howard Reis.

3 Article (Separating the Wheat) was cited, in agreement, in several Supreme Court

decisions. See, for example, Criminal Appeal 4855/02 Borowitz and others v. State

of Israel; Criminal Appeal 7829/03 State of Israel vs. Ariel Handasat Ramzorim;

Criminal Appeal 7068/06 State of Israel vs. Ariel Handasat Ramzorim; Criminal

Appeal 5672/05 Tagar et al. vs. State of Israel; Criminal Appeal 5823/14 Shupersal et al

vs. State of Israel (August 10, 2015).

42

Law Review (Iyunei Mishpat) 591 (Hebrew), 50 pages.4

11. Michal S. Gal, "Regulation by Declaration: A Novel Method to Limit Abuse

of market Power" (2006) 2 NYU Journal of Law and Business 404-29.

12. Michal S. Gal, Menachem Perlman and Talya Solomon “Concentrated

Monopolies” (2006) 36 (1) Hebrew University Law Review (Mishpatim) 13

(Hebrew). (In accordance to relevant contribution. Mr. Perlman wrote part of

the chapter on the economic basis for oligopolistic markets. Ms. Solomon

assisted with basic research), 36 pages.

13. Michal S. Gal, "The Effects of Smallness and Remoteness on Competition

Law- The Case of New Zealand" (2006-2007) 14 (3) Competition and

Consumer Law Journal, 292, 26 pages.

14. Michal S. Gal, “50 Colors of Formica: Legal Realism in the Israeli

Competition Law”, (2007) 23 (3) Bar-Ilan University Law Review (Mechkarei

Mishpat), 709 approx. 60 pages (Hebrew).

15. Michal S. Gal, "Necessary Reforms of the Israeli Competition Law",

Hamishpat (The Law) (in a special issue dedicated to competition law reform

questions) September 2007, 23 approx. 15 pages (Hebrew).5

16. Michal S. Gal, "The 'Cut and Paste' of Article 82 of the EU Treaty in Israel:

Conditions for a Successful Transplant" (2007) 9 European Journal of Law

Reform 467, 18 pages.

17. Michal Gal and Amir Israeli "A Bell on the Cat's Neck: Monopoly

Declarations under the Israeli Competition Law" (2007) Law and Business

(Mishpat Vaasakim) (Hebrew).

18. Michal Gal and Inbal Faibish, "Six Principles for Limiting Government-

4 Article (What is an agreement) was cited in agreement and the legal tests proposed

in it were applied by the Israeli Supreme Court in Criminal Appeal 2568/08 Voll vs.

State of Israel. Cited by the Supreme Court in Criminal Appeal 5823/14 Supersal et al vs.

State of Israel (August 10, 2015).Was also applied in several district court decisions,

including Case 526-06-08 (Tel Aviv District Court) Levitt vs. Hewlett Packard et al.

(22.8.11).

5 Article (Necessary Reforms) was cited, in agreement, in Supreme Court Civil

Appeal 2082/09 Director of Competition Authority vs. Yorocom and Bezeq.

43

Facilitated Restraints on Competition" (2007) 44 Common Market Law

Review (CMLR) 69-101. (Inbal Faibish was my research assistant).6

19. Michal S. Gal, "Below-Cost Price Alignment: Meeting or Beating

Competition? The France Telecom Case" 28(6) European Competition Law

Review (ECLR) (2007), 14 pages.

20. Michal S. Gal, "When the Going Gets Tight: Institutional solutions when

Antitrust Enforcement Solutions are Scarce" 41(3) Loyola University Chicago

Law Journal 417-41 (2009).

21. Michal S. Gal and Amir Israeli, "On the Limits of Criminal Sanctions in

Antitrust" 6(4) Taagidim 76-95 (2009)(Hebrew).

22. Michal S. Gal, "Antitrust in a Globalized Economy: The Unique Challenges of

Small and of Developed Economies, 33 Fordham International Law Journal

1-56 (2009).

23. Michal S. Gal, "Regional Agreements: An Important Step in International

Antitrust" 60 University of Toronto Law Journal 239-61 (2010).

24. Michal S. Gal, Avishalom Tor and Spencer Weber Waller, "Expansion and

Contraction in Monopolization Law" 76 Antitrust Law Journal 653-661

(2010).

25. Michal S. Gal, "Free Movement of Judgments: Increasing Deterrence of

International Cartels Through Jurisdictional Reliance," 51(1) Virginia Journal

of International Law 57-94 (2010).

26. Michal S. Gal and Jorge Padilla, "The Follower Effect: Implications for the

Design of Monopolization Rules in a Global Economy" 76(3) Antitrust Law

Journal 899-928 (2010).

27. Michal S. Gal, "The Bagel and its Hole: Changes in Competition Law" 6

University of Haifa Law Review (Din Udvarim) 173-199 (2011)(Hebrew).

28. Michal Gal and Amir Israeli, "The Dearth of Antitrust Sanctions" (2012) 35

6 Article (six principles) served as basis for a seminar on the subject of competition

advocacy at the UK Office of Fair Trade. Also, was chosen as one of 2007 best

antitrust articles in the Law Professor's antitrust Blog.

44

Tel Aviv University Law Review (Iyunei Mishpat) 5-50 (Hebrew).7

29. Michal S. Gal, "Review Essay: New Perspectives on International Antitrust,"

(2012) 106 American Journal of International Law 1-10.

30. Michal S. Gal, "Viral Open Source: Competition vs. Synergy" (2012) 8(3)

Journal of Competition Law and Economics 469.

31. Michal Gal and Spencer Weber Waller, "Antitrust in High-Tech Industries"

(2012) 8(3) Journal of Competition Law and Economics 449.

32. Michal Gal and Hila Nevo, "The Effects of Decision Theory on Legal Rules:

Abuse of Dominance by Setting Unfair Prices" (2015) 45(1) Hebrew

University L. Rev. 277 (Hebrew).8

33. Alan D. Miller and Michal Gal, "Challenging the Law on Licensees' Ability to

Launch Patent Challenges" (2015) 32(1) Yale J. on Reg. 101 (ranked 50/1538

in 2015).

34. Michal S. Gal and Dan Rubinfeld, "Free Goods: Their Implications for

Antitrust Analysis" 80 Antitrust L. J. 401-42 (2016).9

35. Michal S. Gal and Thomas Cheng, "Aggregate Concentration Concerns:

Competition Law Solutions?" Journal of Antitrust Enforcement (2016).

36. Michal Gal and Hila Nevo, "Regulating Unfair High Prices: Trojan Horse"

45(3) Hebrew University L. Rev. 801 (2016)(Hebrew).

37. Michal S. Gal and Alan Miller, “Patent Challenge Clauses: A new Antitrust

Offense”? 92 Iowa L. Rev. (2016)(forthcoming)(ranked 9/1548 in 2016).

38. Michal S. Gal, “Is Bounded Rationality in Entry Decisions Necessarily Bad for

Social Welfare?” Antitrust Bulletin 541 (2016).

39. Dan Rubinfeld and Michal S. Gal, “Access Barriers to Big Data” 59(2)

7 Cited by the Supreme Court is Bagatz 4501/14 Perski vs, Director of the aNtitrust

AUthority (23.7.2015). 8 Cited in case (Economic Affairs District Court) 42754-05-11 Cohen vs. Cellcom et al.,

(9/12/2019) 9 Short-listed for the Antitrust Writings Award, 2015 (66 chosen out of hundreds).

45

Arizona L. Rev. (2017)(forthcoming)(ranked 40/1538 journals in 2016).10

40. Michal S. Gal and Niva Elkin-Koren, “Algorithmic Consumers” 30(2) Harvard

Journal of Law and Technology 309 (2017)(ranked 44/1538 in 2016; ranked

1/71 of journals in intellectual property).11

41. Michal S. Gal, “Algorithms as Coordination-Facilitators: Potential Legal and

Market Solutions,” Competition Policy International (CPI) Antitrust

Chronicle, May 2017.

42. Michal S. Gal, “Algorithmic Challenges to Autonomous Choice,” 25(1)

Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review 59 (2018)(ranked

123/1548 in 2017; ranked 6/71 of journals in intellectual property).

43. Michal S. Gal, “The Sharing Economy: The Power of the Crowd,” 13(1) Law

and Ethics of Human Rights (2018)(ranked 4/43 of journals on human rights in

2017; 8/595 of non-US journals on all subjects in 2017).

44. Michal S. Gal, “Algorithms as Facilitating Practices”, 34 (1) Berkeley

Technology Law Journal (2018)(ranked 2/71 of journals in intellectual

property; 48/1548 overall in 2017).

45. Niva Elkin-Koren and Michal S. Gal, “The Chilling Effects of Governance by

Data” (2018) 86 University of Chicago L. Rev., (ranked 25/1548 of all legal

journals in 2017). 12

46. Michal S. Gal and Daniel Rubinfeld, “Data Standardization: Interoperability

and Portability in an Interconnected World” NYU L. Rev. (forthcoming,

2019)(ranked 13/1548 in 2018).13

47. Michal S. Gal, “Algorithms as Illegal Agreements?” Communications of the

ACM (January 2019)

48. Michal S. Gal, “3D Competition: Ensuring Competition and Innovation in 3D

Printing”, 22(1) Vanderbilt Journal of Entertainment and Technology Law

(2019) (ranked 5/79 of intellectual property in 2018; 131/1548 overall)

10Winner of the Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Writing Award for best paper in 2016 on

Antitrust in Platform Markets. Winner Antitrust Writings Award, 2016, Unilateral Conduct

Category 11 Translated to Chinese. 12 Short-listed for best paper award in the TILTING conference (2019), 5 papers out of a

few hundreds. 13 Short-listed for best paper award in the TILTING conference (2019), 5 papers out of a

few hundreds; short listed for Antitrust Writings Award, 2019, General Antitrust Category.

46

49. Michal S. Gal and Rivka Dahan. “Legal Obstacles to Private Enforcement of

Competition Law” 3(2) Market and Competition Law Review (2019)(new

journal, still not ranked).

50. Michal S. Gal, “The Case for Limiting Private Litigation of Excessive Pricing”

forthcoming, Journal of Competition Law and Economics (2020).14

51. Tamar Shtub and Michal S. Gal, “Blockchain and Competition Law”,

University of Haifa Law Rev. (Din Udvarim), forthcoming, 2020).

52. Michal S. Gal and Oshrit Aviv, “The Competitive Effects of the GDPR”

forthcoming, Journal of Competition Law and Economics (2020).

D. CHAPTERS IN BOOKS

1. Michal S. Gal and Michael J. Trebilcock, "Traditional Natural Monopolies in

Transition: The Comparative Roles of Structural Changes, Competition Policy

and Economic Regulation in Preventing the Leveraging of Monopoly Power in

Network Industries", in Competition Law for the 21st Century (Musgrove, ed.,

Juris Publishing, 1998), 197-234 (Article was based, in part, on my LL.M.

thesis).

[Sub-chapter 11.II of the book The law and Economics of Canadian

Competition Policy, by Michael J. Trebilcock et al. (Toronto: University of

Toronto Press, 2002), which deals with “Competition Policy and Regulation in

Network Industries,” pp. 704-743, was closely derived from the article cited

above.]

2. Michal S. Gal, “The Ecology of Antitrust: Preconditions for antitrust

Enforcement in Developing Countries” in Competition, Competitiveness and

Development: Lessons from Developing Countries (Brusick, Alvarez, Cernat

and Holmes ed., UN, 2004), 22-54.

3. Michael J. Trebilcock and Michal S. Gal, "Current Issues in the Deregulation of

the Ontario Electricity and Natural Gas Industries," in Deregulation of Public

Utilities: Current Issues and Perspectives (Richardson ed., Melbourne: Centre

for Corporate Law and Securities Regulation, University of Melbourne, 1996),

14-68.

14

Short listed for Antitrust Writings Award, 2019, Unilateral Conduct Category.

47

4. Michal S. Gal, “Reality Bites (or Bits): The Political Economy of Competition

Policy in Small Economies” in International Antitrust Law and Policy (Barry

Hawk, ed., Juris. Publishing, 2002), 605-17.

5. Michal S. Gal and Amir Israeli, “Israeli Competition Law” in Competition

Regimes in the World (Mehta ed., CUTS, 2005), 65-71 (updated in 2012).

6. Michal S. Gal, "Restrictive Agreements and Unilateral Restraints" In Economic

Theory and Competition Law (Josef Drexl ed., Edgar Elgar, 2007).

7. Michal S. Gal, "The Role of the Competition Law in the Commercial Law

Tapestry" in The Law and Economics of the Israeli Competition Law (Gal and

Perlman eds., Nevo, 2007) (Hebrew), 33 pages.15

8. Michal S. Gal and Menachem Perlman, "Legal and Economic Analysis of

Competition Law" in The Law and Economics of the Israeli Competition Law

(Gal and Perlman eds., Nevo, 2007) (Hebrew), 17-30.16

9. Michal S. Gal, "Competition Law in Micro-Economies: The Case of Barbados"

in Competition Policy Perspectives (P.Satyanarayana Prasad ed., ICFAI Law

Books, 2007), 16 pages.

10. Michal S. Gal, Amir Israeli, and Menachem Perlman, "Hard Core Cartels" in

The Law and Economics of the Israeli Competition Law (Gal and Perlman eds.,

Nevo, 2008)(Hebrew), 193-302.17

11. Niv Zecler, Michal S. Gal and Yariv Ilan, "Private Enforcement in Israel" in

The International Handbook on Private Enforcement of Competition Law (Bert

Foer and Jonathan Cuneo eds., Edward Elgar, 2010), 514-33.

12. Michal S. Gal, "Extraterritorial Application of Antitrust - The case of a Small

Economy (Israel)" in Cooperation, Comity, and Competition Policy (Andrew

15 Cited by the Supreme Court in Criminal Appeal 5823/14 Shupersal et al vs. State of

Israel (August 10, 2015). 16 Cited by the Supreme Court in Criminal Appeal 5823/14 Shupersal et al vs. State of

Israel (August 10, 2015); and in case 42754-05-11 (Economic Affairs District Court)

Cohen vs. Cellcom et al., (9/12/2019) 17 Chapter cited in agreement in several court decisions, including Criminal Case 1274/00

Israel vs. Mudgal; Criminal Case 1142/01 State of Israel vs. Sholstein, and by the Supreme

Court in 2568/08 Voll vs. State of Israel and in Civil Appeal 6343/11 Hollandia et al vs.

Director of Competition Authority et at (24.12.13); Criminal Appeal 5823/14 Shupersal et

al vs. State of Israel (August 10, 2015).

48

Guzman ed., Oxford University Press, 2010) 97-120.18

13. Michal S. Gal, "International Antitrust solutions: Discrete Steps or Causally

Linked?" in International Antitrust (Josef Drexl et al., ed., Edgar Elgar, 2011).

14. Michal S. Gal and Eran Fish, "Antitrust Pluralism and Justice" in The Goals of

Competition Law (Josef Drexl and Daniel Zimmer eds., Edgar Elgar, 2012).

15. Michal S. Gal and Inbal Wassmer-Faibish, "Regional Competition Law

Agreements: Has the Potential been Realized?" in Regional Competition Law

Agreements (Bakhum, Drexl, Gal, Gerber, Fox eds., Edgar Elgar, 2012).

16. Michal S. Gal, "Shaping Policies and Building Institutions: Deterrence" in New

Competition Jurisdictions: Shaping Policies and Building Institutions"

(Christopher Townley and Richard Whish eds, Edgar Elgar, 2012).

17. Michal S. Gal, "Merger Policy for Small and for Micro Economies" in The

Prons and Cons of Merger Law (Sweden, 2013).19

18. Michal S. Gal, "Abuse of Dominance: Exploitative Practices" in EU

Competition Law (Lianos and Geradin eds., Edward Elgar, 2013), 385-422.

19. Tamar Indig and Michal S. Gal, "New Powers – New vulnerability? A critical

analysis of market inquiries," in Competition Law as Regulation 89 (DiPorto and

Drexl eds, Edward Elgar, 2015).20

20. Michal Gal and Eleanor Fox, "Drafting Competition Laws for Developing

Economies: Learning from Experience" in The Unique Characteristics of

Developing Jurisdictions and Their Effects on Competition Law (Gal et al eds.,

Edward Elgar, 2015).

21. Tamar Indig and Michal S. Gal, "Lifting the Veil: Rethinking the classification

of Developing Economies for Competition Law and Policy" in The Unique

Characteristics of Developing Jurisdictions and Their Effects on Competition Law

(Gal et al eds., Edward Elgar, 2015).

18 Cited in Case 513/04 (Jerusalem District Court) AKUM vs .Director of the Antitrust

Authority (June 2, 2011); Case 57451-03-16 (Lod District Court) Hatzlacha vs Optronics

(29 December 2016). 19 Antitrust Awards 2014 Winner, best article on merger policy for 2013.

20in the Antitrust Awards 2014, category of best article on Shortlisted (eight articles)

antitrust: general for 2013. Cited by the Supreme Court is Bagatz 4501/14 Perski vs,

Director of the Antitrust Authority (23.7.2015).

49

22. Mor Bakhoum and Michal S. Gal, "Introduction" in The Unique

Characteristics of Developing Jurisdictions and Their Effects on Competition Law

(Gal et al eds., Edward Elgar, 2015), pp. 1-12.

23. Thomas Cheng and Michal S. Gal, “Superior Bargaining Position Regulation:

Dealing with Aggregate Concentration Concerns” in Abuse of Dominance (Nihoul

et al. eds., Edward Elgar, 2017).

24. Michal S. Gal, “The Social Contract at the basis of Competition Law: Should

we recalibrate competition Law to limit inequality?” in Competition Policy:

between Equity and Efficiency (Lianos and Gerard eds., Cambridge University

Press, 2017).21

Reprinted (in shorter form) in CPI- Competition Chronicle (Dec. 2019).

25. Michal S. Gal, “Competition and Innovation in the Digital Economy” in Big

Data, Sharing Economic and Innovation (Valeria Falce ed., 2016).

26. Michal S. Gal, “Is bounded rationality in entry decisions necessarily bad for

social welfare?” in Entrepreneurship and Antitrust, chapter 4 (AAI, 2017)(same as

article with similar name).

27. Eran Fish and Michal S. Gal, Echo Chambers and Competition Law: Should

Algorithmic Choices be Respected?” in Liber Amicum Frederic Jenny

(Concurrences Books, 2020).

BOOK REVIEWS

1. Competition Law and Policy in the Middle East, by Maher Dabbah

(Cambridge University Press, 2007), World Competition- Law and Economics

Review (September 2007), 3 pages.

2. An Introductory Guide to EC Competition Law and Practice, by Valentine

Korah (Hart Publishing, 2007), World Competition- Law and Economics

Review (June 2008), 2 pages.

3. Competition Law: Safeguarding the Consumer Interest, by Eugene Buttigieg

(Wolters Kluwer, 2009), World Competition- Law and Economics Review

(June 2010), 2 pages.

21 Shortlisted (twelve articles) in the Antitrust Writing Awards 2017 (81 articles selected

out of more than 500), category of best article on antitrust: general.

50

4. Global Competition, by David Gerber (Oxford University Press, 2009) in

Antitrust and Competition Policy Blog (August 2010).

5. Global Competition, by David Gerber (Oxford University Press, 2009) in

World Competition - Law and Economics Review (March 2011), 2 pages.

6. International Competition Law, by Maher Dabbah (Cambridge University

Press, 2010), World Competition- Law and Economics Review (June 2011), 2

pages.

7. The Global Limits of Competition Law, by Ioannis Lianos and Daniel Sokol

eds. (Stanford Law Books, 2011), 39(1) World Competition- Law and

Economics Review 18-9 (2016).

OTHER PUBLICATIONS

1. Michal S. Gal and David Gilo, “The Microsoft Decision and Its Implications

for the Israeli Market, Economic section,” Haaretz, July 8, 2001.

2. Niva Elkin-Koren and Michal S. Gal, "It is Difficult to Stop this Song- The

Napster Trial: Limiting Intellectual Property Rights by Competition

Principles," Globes, February 27, 2002. Equal contribution of authors.

3. “Size Does Matter,” Orech Hadin (The Lawyer), July 2002.

4. "Competition Policy in Small Economies," OECD Global Forum on

Competition, February 2003.

5. "Changes in Corporate Law," 14 Din Vaomer, June 2004, 43.

6. "Excessive Pricing- Abuse of Monopoly Power," Globes, February 2004.

7. "In Favor of De Minimis in Antitrust," 45 Orech Hadin, April 2004, 54.

8. "Monopolies in Competition: Intersection between Antitrust and Intellectual

Property," Science, Technology and Economics Paper, no. 25, Neeman

Institute, Technion, 2005.

9. "The role of Regional Trade agreement in Enhancing Competition Law

Enforcement," Jamaican Fair Trading Commission Yearly Newsletter,

November 2007.

51

10. "The Unique Challenges of Small Economies" in Revue Concurrences, vol. 3

(September 2008).

11. American Antitrust Institute, The Next Antitrust Agenda (2008)(part of the

group who wrote the chapter on Department of Justice Criminal Enforcement).

12. *"Cartel Offenders Should not be CEOs" Haaretz, 16 December 2008, The

Marker.

13. *"The Frustration of the Director of the Antitrust Authority: No Monetary

Sanctions," Haaretz, 16 September 2009, The Marker.

14. *The Bank Decision- A Major Frustration", Haaretz, 27 October 2009, The

Marker.

I. OTHER WORKS AND ACTIVITIES CONNECTED WITH MY

SCHOLARLY FIELD

March 1992-November 1992: Law clerk, The Supreme Court of the State of

Israel, with the Honorable Justice Shoshana Netanyahu.

November 1993-August 1995: Lawyer, S. Horowitz & Co., Advocates,

Notaries and Patent Attorneys. Main areas: competition law, corporate law,

contract law.

September 2000- June 2001: Creation, under the direction of Prof. Bill Allen,

of the NYU Advanced Certificate Program in Law and Business, a joint

program of the NYU School of law and the Stern School of Business. Duties

included determining the substance and colloquium for this new program,

receiving all necessary certificates, marketing it and setting it in place. The

program started operating in the summer of 2001.

December 2006-September 2009: Member of public committee on ethics in

business, Maala organization, Israel (part of the international organization of

Businesses for Social Responsibility).

1. Personal Details - law.haifa.ac.il · 6 Competition Policy Report and George Washington...

Documents

Transcript of 1. Personal Details - law.haifa.ac.il · 6 Competition Policy Report and George Washington...