Our Faculty
Professors in the CIIL program are leaders in the fields of antitrust, intellectual property, and economic development. Our faculty are continually exploring a variety of issues affecting the 21st century, which range from patents and trademarks, to antitrust law and competition policy. Some of our leaders and experts include Professor Katherine Strandburg, patent law, science and technology policy, and information law; Professor Rochelle Dreyfuss, intellectual property law; Professor Barton Beebe, trademark and copyright law, and Professor Eleanor Fox, antitrust and comparative competition law.
Faculty Director
Eleanor M. Fox
Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation
Eleanor Fox (LL.B. '61) is a prominent antitrust and comparative competition law scholar. Her recent work includes articles on markets, globalization, developing countries and antitrust; the intersection of trade and competition; and the disjuncture between national law and global markets, and the role of networks in harmonization, convergence and bridging differences. Professor Fox critiques the transplant to developing countries of Western antitrust law, especially antitrust law that embeds the premises of the Washington consensus; and argues for law adapted to efficient inclusive development. Read more...
