Theodosia Stavroulaki

Currently, I am the Jaharis Faculty Fellow at DePaul College of law. My teaching and research interests include health law, antitrust law, health care antitrust, law and inequality, and race and the law. I hold a PhD in Competition Law from the European University Institute. My scholarship has been published or is forthcoming in the Journal of Competition Law & Economics, Berkeley Business Law Journal, World Competition, Loyola Consumer Law Review and the American Journal of Law & Medicine. My forthcoming article, "Mergers that Harm Our Health," 19 Berkeley Bus. L.J (2022), was nominated for the Best Academic Article (mergers category) in the 2021 Concurrences Antitrust Writing Awards organized by George Washington University and the journal Concurrences. My forthcoming book, HEALTHCARE, QUALITY CONCERNS AND COMPETITION LAW: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH (Hart Publishing) explores how health care quality concerns are considered by competition authorities on both sides of the Atlantic. My research has been funded by a number of prestigious institutions including the American Bar Association Section of Antitrust Law, the Fulbright Commission, NYU School of Law, Michigan Law School, European University Institute, Tel Aviv University, the European Commission, the Greek Scholarships’ Foundation and the Greek Association of Law and Economics. Over the past few years, I have been invited to deliver guest lecturers and present my research findings at the Federal Trade Commission, NYU School of Law, Boston University, Michigan Law School, Yale Law School, European University Institute, Wayne State University, Tel Aviv University and Haifa University. Before commencing my academic career, I worked as an antitrust associate in a leading law firm in Greece where I advised multinational firms in a broad range of antitrust and business issues and a lawyer at the Policy Unit of DG Competition of the European Commission.