Professor Stucke brought 13 years of litigation experience when he joined the UT College of Law faculty in 2007. As a trial attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, he successfully challenged anticompetitive mergers and restraints in numerous industries, and focused on policy issues involving antitrust and the media. As a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, he prosecuted a variety of felony and misdemeanor offenses, including running a weekly docket before the Honorable Thomas Rawles Jones, Jr. As an associate at Sullivan & Cromwell, Professor Stucke assisted in defending Goldman Sachs, CS First Boston, and Microsoft in civil antitrust litigation, and he was presented two awards by The Legal Aid Society for his criminal appellate and defense work. Prof. Stucke serves as a Senior Fellow at the American Antitrust Institute, an independent Washington, D.C.-based non-profit education, research, and advocacy organization devoted to competition policy. Professor Stucke chaired a committee on the media industry that drafted a transition report for the incoming Obama administration. In 2009, Professor Stucke was elected as a member to the Academic Society for Competition Law, appointed to the advisory board of the Institute for Consumer Antitrust Studies, and was asked to serve as one of the United States' non-governmental advisors to the International Competition Network, the only international body devoted exclusively to competition law enforcement and whose members represent national and multinational governmental competition authorities in over 100 jurisdictions. Prof. Stucke received a Fulbright Scholar grant to lecture in 2010-2011 in the People's Republic of China. He received the W. Allen Separk Faculty Scholarship Award in 2009, and his article, "Behavioral Economists at the Gate: Antitrust in the Twenty-First Century," received the 2007 Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Writing Award for the best antitrust article. His scholarship has been cited by the OECD, competition agencies, and policymakers.
Trade Regulation
Should the Government Prosecute Monopolies?, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS LAW REVIEW (2009)
In the past few years, courts and the Department of Justice have cited approvingly the...
Better Competition Advovacay, St. John's Law Review (2008)
Competition authorities from around the world may disagree over substantive and procedural issues, but one...
Law and Economics
Reconsidering Antitrust's Goals, ExpressO (2011)
Antitrust policy today is an anomaly. On the one hand, antitrust is thriving internationally. On...
Reconsidering Competition, ExpressO (2011)
In light of the financial crisis and the empirical findings from behavioral economics, policymakers should...
Behavioral Antitrust (with Amanda P. Reeves), Indiana Law Journal (2011)
Competition policy is entering a new age. Interest in competition laws has increased world-wide, and...
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Antitrust
Reconsidering Antitrust's Goals, ExpressO (2011)
Antitrust policy today is an anomaly. On the one hand, antitrust is thriving internationally. On...
Reconsidering Competition, ExpressO (2011)
In light of the financial crisis and the empirical findings from behavioral economics, policymakers should...
Behavioral Antitrust (with Amanda P. Reeves), Indiana Law Journal (2011)
Competition policy is entering a new age. Interest in competition laws has increased world-wide, and...
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Economics
Reconsidering Antitrust's Goals, ExpressO (2011)
Antitrust policy today is an anomaly. On the one hand, antitrust is thriving internationally. On...
Reconsidering Competition, ExpressO (2011)
In light of the financial crisis and the empirical findings from behavioral economics, policymakers should...
Behavioral Antitrust (with Amanda P. Reeves), Indiana Law Journal (2011)
Competition policy is entering a new age. Interest in competition laws has increased world-wide, and...
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Legislation
Toward A Better Competition Policy For The Media (with Allen P. Grunes), CONNECTICUT LAW REVIEW (2009)
It is difficult to formulate meaningful competition policy when there is a fierce debate over...
Politics
Reconsidering Antitrust's Goals, ExpressO (2011)
Antitrust policy today is an anomaly. On the one hand, antitrust is thriving internationally. On...
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Toward A Better Competition Policy For The Media (with Allen P. Grunes), CONNECTICUT LAW REVIEW (2009)
It is difficult to formulate meaningful competition policy when there is a fierce debate over...
Religion
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Public Law and Legal Theory
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Social Welfare
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Psychology and Psychiatry
Reconsidering Antitrust's Goals, ExpressO (2011)
Antitrust policy today is an anomaly. On the one hand, antitrust is thriving internationally. On...
Reconsidering Competition, ExpressO (2011)
In light of the financial crisis and the empirical findings from behavioral economics, policymakers should...
Behavioral Antitrust (with Amanda P. Reeves), Indiana Law Journal (2011)
Competition policy is entering a new age. Interest in competition laws has increased world-wide, and...
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Consumer Protection Law
Reconsidering Competition, ExpressO (2011)
In light of the financial crisis and the empirical findings from behavioral economics, policymakers should...
Behavioral Antitrust (with Amanda P. Reeves), Indiana Law Journal (2011)
Competition policy is entering a new age. Interest in competition laws has increased world-wide, and...
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...
Money, Is That What I Want?, Santa Clara Law Review (2010)
Although the behavioral economics and happiness economic literature are hot areas in legal and economic...
Torts
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...
Law and Technology
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...
Computer Law
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...
Law and Society
Reconsidering Antitrust's Goals, ExpressO (2011)
Antitrust policy today is an anomaly. On the one hand, antitrust is thriving internationally. On...
Reconsidering Competition, ExpressO (2011)
In light of the financial crisis and the empirical findings from behavioral economics, policymakers should...
Banking and Finance
Reconsidering Competition, ExpressO (2011)
In light of the financial crisis and the empirical findings from behavioral economics, policymakers should...
Communications Law
Reconsidering Antitrust's Goals, ExpressO (2011)
Antitrust policy today is an anomaly. On the one hand, antitrust is thriving internationally. On...
No subject area
How Do (and Should) Competition Authorities Treat a Dominant Firm’s Deception?, SMU Law Review (2010)
This Article discusses deception and its potential anticompetitive effects. Since deception lacks any redeeming ethical,...