Biography

Selcukhan Unekbas is a postdoctoral researcher at the European University Institute (EUI) and a Research Fellow at the Tusher Strategic Initiative for Technology Leadership at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business. Selcukhan received his PhD from the EUI, and has been trained as a jurist in Italy, Belgium, and Turkey. Prior to joining EUI, Selcukhan practiced antitrust law at a leading international law firm. His work has appeared in generalist and specialist journals in law and economics. Since 2022, Selcukhan has been a Fellow of the Dynamic Competition Initiative (DCI), an inter-university platform interested in advancing the study of competitiveness, industrial policy, and innovation.

Training Courses

• Florence Competition Autumn School

Recent research output

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan;HEIDEN, Bowman;JENNY, Frederic Yves;PETIT, Nicolas;BOSCO, David
  Invisible deterrence in merger policy : why the prohibition rate says little - Article

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Reframing competitiveness : innovation, capabilities, and the future of European Merger law - Thesis

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Do competition authorities learn from each other? : evidence of selective Europeanization from Turkish merger enforcement - Article

• Authors: IVALDI, Marc;PETIT, Nicolas;ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Killer acquisitions : evidence from European Merger cases - Article

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Efficiency and capabilities in Article 102 TFEU - Article

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Book review : the rule of the least imperfect : a review of Despoina Mantzari 'Courts, regulators, and the scrutiny of economic evidence' (Oxford University Press 2022) - Article

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Verticalization of data sharing and the difficult path to 'eunnovation' - Article

• Authors: IVALDI, Marc;PETIT, Nicolas;ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Killer acquisitions : evidence from EC merger cases in digital industries - Working Paper

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  Competition, privacy, and justifications : invoking privacy to justify abusive conduct under Article 102 TFEU - Article

• Authors: ÜNEKBAŞ, Selçukhan
  The resurrection of the comfort letter : back to the future? - Article