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Associate Professor Julie ClarkeAssociate Professor in Competition Law, Melbourne Law School Relevant qualifications Doctor of Philiosophy Master of Arts in Economics for Competition Law Postgraduate Diploma in Economics for Competition Law Bachelor of Laws (Hons) Bachelor of Arts (Politics Major) Australian Lawyer |
Relevant work history and committee involvement
Work
2017 - Associate Professor in Competition Law, Melbourne Law School 2014-2017 Associate Professor, Deakin Law School, Geelong 2011-2016 Director, Deakin JD program 2011-2014 Associate Head of School (Teaching and Learning), Deakin University, School of Law, Geelong 2012 Interim Head of School, Deakin University 2011-2013 Senior Lecturer, Deakin University, Geelong 2003-2010 Lecturer, Deakin University, Geelong 2001-2002 Associate Lecturer, Deakin University, Geelong 2000-2001 Articled Clerk, Minter Ellison, Melbourne (competition law group) 1999 Research Officer, Court of Appeal, Melbourne 1996-1999 Research Assistant, Deakin University, Geelong
Committees
Member, Law Council of Australia, Competition and Consumer Committee (Melbourne)
Visitor positions
Visitor, Centre for Competition Policy, University of East Anglia, Norwich
14 November 2016 - 3 March 2017
Visitor, Melbourne Law School (Competition Law and Economics Network)
11 March 2013 - 4 May 2013 and 5 November 2012 - 23 November 2012
Visiting Fellow, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London (University of London)
28 November 2012 - 4 March 2013
Competition law publications and seminars
Books
Book chapters
Articles, working papers and notes
Caron Beaton-Wells and Julie Clarke, ‘Deterrent Penalties for Corporate Colluders: Lifting the Bar’ (2018) 37(1) University of Queensland Law Journal 107-125
Julie Clarke, 'The Full Federal Court Dismisses the Pfizer Appeal' (2018) 26(3) Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law 213
Julie Clarke, 'The Federal Court of Australia hands down its first decision involving a bid rigging case after the entry into force of new cartel laws (Norcast v Braken)' (6 May 2013, e-Competitions) (download PDF document)
Julie Clarke, 'The Australian Competition Tribunal ‘undeclares' third party access for rail lines company applying ‘private profitability' test to 44H(4)(b) (The Pilbara Infrastructure Pty)' (8 February 2013, e-Competitions, N°51089, www.concurrences.com) [download PDF]
Julie Clarke, 'Running a Cartel? Go Directly to Jail' (May 2010) Law Institute Journal 52
Julie Clarke, 'The Dawson Report and Merger Regulation' (2003) 8(2) Deakin Law Review 245
Conference papers and seminars
Recommendations by @CaronBW and @competitionlaw for effective penalty guidelines for breach competition law rules in Australia. Quite relevant at the time when @OECD calls for stronger enforcement #in the memory of@laura_guttuso pic.twitter.com/Y7x8xzxgkP
— Swarnim Shrivastava (@SwarnimLawyer) March 29, 2018
Julie Clarke, 'A ‘more economic approach’ to unilateral conduct laws in Australia', Research Seminar, Centre for Competition Policy, University of East Anglia, Norwich, Friday 9 January 2016
The Challenge of International Merger Regulation, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, London (27 Feb 2013)
International and comparative merger law; is there a need for greater convergence?', UQ Law Research Seminar Series, 7 September 2012, Brisbane (Podcast)
Trade Practices Update, 30 October 2009 (CLE Seminar, Deakin University)
Trade Practices Update, Deakin University Faculty of Business and Law, Business Breakfast, Geelong, 15 October 2008
Proposed Changes to Merger Regulation in Australia, Paper presented at Australasian Law Teachers' Association Annual Conference 2003, Novotel Hotel, Brisbane, 7 July 2003
Thesis
Book reviews/comments
Julie Clarke, Comments on Blog Symposium - Criminalising Cartels: Critical Studies of an International Regulatory Movement, Antitrust and Competition Policy Blog, 17 May 2011.
Julie Clarke, 'Book Review: Australian Cartel Regulation: Law, Policy and Practice in an International Context by Caron Beaton-Wells and Brent Fisse' (2011) 18(3) Competition and Consumer Law Journal 299
Submissions to competition law inquiries/reviews
Submission to Competition Policy Review 2014-2015 (Harper Review) on Draft Report (see on Review website) (November 2014)
Submission to Senate Inquiry into Trade Practices Amendment (Material Lessening of Competition - Richmond Amendment) Bill 2009 (see Inquiry home page)
Submission on Government Discussion Paper: Creeping Acquisitions - The Way Forward, 11 June 2009 (see Treasury web site)
Submission on Government Discussion Paper: Creeping Acquisitions, 10 October 2008 (see Treasury web site)
Submission relating to the Trade Practices Amendment (Cartel Conduct and Other Measures) Bill 2008 (Exposure Draft Bill - see Treasury web site) 29 February 2008
Julie Brebner, Submission to the Trade Practices Act Review (Dawson Committee), July 2002 (link to TPA Review site).
Submission on merger regime
Competition law media, commentary and edited blogs
'Why it's time to scrap price signalling laws', The Conversation, 24 September 2014
'Trust the Market – why regulation won't stop carbon tax gouging', The Conversation, 18 July 2011
Farmers milked dry (article by Olivia Fens, 2 April 2011, featured in the News Mail (page 8), Gympie Times (page 34), Northern Star (page 8), Toowoomba Chronicle (page 26), Daily News (page 17), Fraser Coast Chronicle (p 22), Daily Mercury (p 10), Queensland Times (p 47) and Gladstone Observer (p 22). See also 'Milk war is not all beer and skittles' (article by Olivia Fens, 2 April 2011, Sunshine Coast Daily, page 42
The World Today with Peter Cave, Radio Interview with Ashley Hall, Monday 29 June 2009 at 12.52pm
(ACCC action against Cabcharge – pre-recorded)
'Review Misses Bill's Key Points', Australian Financial Review, Tuesday 21 April 2009, p 63 (opinion piece)
Suppresion of bank payments festers for eBay, The Sheet (article by Jason Bryce, 8 July 2008)
Australia the Testing Ground for eBay, The Sheet (article by Jason Bryce, 20 May 2008)
eBay's PayPal plan sparks user revolt, Courier Mail (article by Jason Bryce, 18 May 2008)
Media release, Radical predatory pricing reforms pose risk to discounters,19 September 2007
Media release, Trade practices reforms short change small business, 2 July 2007
Other
Teaching
Cartels (Melbourne Law Masters) (2017, 2018, 2019)
Institutions (Melbourne Law Masters) (2018, 2019)
Research Project (Melbourne Law Masters) (2018, 2019)
Obligations (Melbourne JD) (2019)
Contracts (Melbourne JD) (2019)
Competition Law and Policy (Deakin LLB) (2004, 2006-2016)
Competition Law and International Business (Deakin masters) (2001-2003)
Competition Law and Policy (Deakin masters) (2004)
Professional affiliations
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American Bar Association
(member of Antitrust section and Business law section)
International League of Competition Law
(national reporter with Barbora Jedlicková)
Institute of Competition Law (Concurrences)
(contributing author)
Law Council of Australia
(member, Competition and Consumer Committee)
(member, Business Law Section)
More information
Melbourne Law School
Personal home page
Concurrences author page
SSRN Author page
Aus Competition Law Blog
Disclaimer
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