In the Harvard Law Review, Lina Khan and David Pozen explore ways to disrupt the emerging consensus by identifying a number of lurking tensions and ambiguities in the theory of information fiduciaries, as well as a number of reasons to doubt the theory’s capacity to resolve them satisfactorily.
Continue ReadingIn this paper, Sandeep Vaheesan and Nathan Schneider explore how cooperative ownership models can mitigate the effects of monopoly and oligopoly and advance the interests of consumers, workers, small business owners, and citizens.
Continue ReadingIn this paper for the AFL-CIO Commission on the Future of Work and Unions, Barry Lynn takes an introductory look at the political origins of America’s monopoly problem, provides some sense of the magnitude of the problem, and briefly assesses some of the specific ways in which big tech corporations such as Google and Uber make the monopoly problem worse.
Continue ReadingIn the Georgetown Law Technology Review, Lina Khan writes about the growing share of our commerce and communications that tech platforms possess.
Continue ReadingIn this report, the Open Markets team explores the historical role of competition policy in protecting independent journalism in America.
Continue ReadingIn the Yale Law Journal Forum, Lina Khan writes about America’s market power problem.
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