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Professor of Law, Queen's University Belfast

Professor Marek Martyniszyn is a Senior Lecturer in Law at Queen’s University Belfast (UK). He holds a PhD from University College Dublin (completed on a prestigious Ad Astra Scholarship), an LLM (with specializations in EU Economic and World Trade Law) from the Saarland University’s European Institute, and Master degrees from the Warsaw School of Economics. His expertise focuses on various aspects of competition law and policy in international and transnational contexts, including the limits of extraterritorial jurisdiction and state involvement in anticompetitive practices. One of his strands of research explores challenges facing new competition system, esp. those in developing countries and economies in transition. Professor Martyniszyn is a Non-Governmental Advisor to the International Competition Network and he did work in the framework of the UNCTAD Research Partnership Platform, presenting it on the UN forum numerous times. His full profile is available at: http://go.qub.ac.uk/Martyniszyn

Experience

  • –present
    Professor of Law, Queen's University Belfast

Publications

  • 2021
    Competitive Harm Crossing Borders: Regulatory Gaps And A Way Forward, Journal of Competition Law & Economics
  • 2021
    Developing Country Experience with Extraterritoriality in Competition Law, Report of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development , UNCTAD/DITC/CPLP/2021/3
  • 2021
    Extraterritoriality in EU Competition Law , in: Extraterritoriality of EU Economic Law
  • 2019
    Implementing a Competition Law System—Three Decades of Polish Experience, Journal of Antitrust Enforcement
  • 2019
    Due Process in EU Competition Proceedings, in: Antitrust Procedural Fairness
  • 2017
    Japanese Approaches to Extraterritoriality in Competition Law, 66(3) International and Comparative Law Quarterly 747
  • 2017
    Foreign State’s Entanglement in Anticompetitive Conduct, 40(2) World Competition 299
  • 2016
    Foreign States’ Amicus Curiae Participation in U.S. Antitrust Cases, 61(4) Antitrust Bulletin 611
  • 2016
    How High (and Far) Can You Go? On Setting Fines in Cartel Cases Involving Vertically-Integrated Undertakings and Foreign Sales, 37(3) European Competition Law Review 99
  • 2015
    On extraterritoriality and the Gazprom case, 36(7) European Competition Law Review 291
  • 2015
    Leniency (amnesty) plus: a building block or a Trojan Horse?, 3(2) Journal of Antitrust Enforcement 391
  • 2015
    Inter-Agency Evidence Sharing in Competition Law Enforcement, 19(1) International Journal of Evidence and Proof 11
  • 2014
    Legislation Blocking Antitrust Investigations and the September 2012 Russian Executive Order, 37(1) World Competition 103
  • 2012
    Export Cartels: Is it Legal to Target Your Neighbor? Analysis in Light of Recent Case Law, 15(1) Journal of International Economic Law 181
  • 2012
    A Comparative Look on Foreign State Compulsion as a Defence in Antitrust Litigation, 8(2) Competition Law Review 143

Professional Memberships

  • Society of Legal Scholars
  • Competition Law Scholars Forum
  • European Law Institue
  • Non-Govermental Advisor to the International Competition Network
  • United National Conference on Trade and Development- Research Partnership Platform