Aurelien Portuese is director of antitrust and innovation policy at ITIF. He focuses his research on the interactions between competition policy and innovation objectives. He is also a law professor at the Brussels School of Governance of the Free University Brussels (VUB) and an adjunct professor of law at the Global Antitrust Institute of George Mason University.
As an expert in U.S. antitrust and EU competition law and economics, Portuese has published extensively on these issues and has presented his research at international conferences. With 10 years of university experience (UK, France, Belgium, US), his research encompass U.S. and European perspectives on the regulation of competition.
A doctor in law from the University of Paris II (Sorbonne), Portuese has graduated from the London School of Economics, Sciences Po Paris, and from the University of Hamburg. He regularly speaks at conferences and seminars and regularly writes op-eds and academic articles. His book Antitrust Populism: Competition Policy under Tech Innovations will be published in 2021 by Oxford University Press.
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