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Professor Thomas Cheng

Affiliation Associate Dean (Teaching Management) and Professor, Faculty of Law, The University of Hong Kong
Research Areas Competition Law & Policy; Law and Development; Law and Innovation; Comparative Law
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  1. Hong Kong Competition Law—Comparative and Theoretical Perspectives (co-authored with Kelvin Kwok) (Cambridge University Press 2021). 2021
  2. The Patent-Competition Interface in Developing Countries (Oxford University Press 2021). 2021
  3. Competition Law in Developing Countries 1-580 (Oxford University Press 2020). 2020
  4. A Consumer Behavioral Approach to Resale Price Maintenance, 12(1) Virginia Law & Business Review 1-92 (2017) (winner of the Best Vertical Restraints Article in the Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Writing 2017
  5. Sherman vs. Goliath: Tackling the Conglomerate Dominance Problem in Emerging and Small Economies—Hong Kong as a Case Study, 37 Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business 35-105 (2017) (nomin 2017
  6. A Neglected Theory of Harm: Joint Ventures as Facilitators of Collusion Across Markets (co-authored with Kelvin Kwok), 5(3) Journal of Antitrust Enforcement 434-57 (2017) (one of the two finalists for 2017
  7. The PRC NDRC Case Against Qualcomm: A Misguided Venture or Justified Enforcement of Competition Law?, 5(1) Journal of Antitrust Enforcement 76-99 (2017). 2017
  8. Antitrust Treatment of No Challenge Clauses, 5(2) NYU Journal of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law 437-512 (2016) (winner of the Best Antitrust and Intellectual Property Article in the Jerry 2016
  9. Aggregate Concentration: A Study of Competition Law Solutions(co-authored with Michal Gal), 4(2) Journal of Antitrust Enforcement 282-321 (2016). 2016
  10. Cartels in Asia (with Burton Ong and Sandra Marco Colino), Kluwer Law & Business (2015). 2015
  11. Regulating Abuse of Superior Bargaining Position under the Japanese Competition Law: An Anomaly or a Necessity? (co-authored with Masako Wakui), 3(2) Journal of Antitrust Enforcement 302-33 (2015) (on 2015
  12. Competition Law and Development (with D. Daniel Sokol and Ioannis Lianos), Stanford University Press (2014). 2014
  13. Competition and the State (with D. Daniel Sokol and Ioannis Lianos), Stanford University Press (2014). 2014
  14. Putting Innovation Incentives Back in the Patent-Antitrust Interface, 11(5) Northwestern Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property 385-439 (2013). 2013
  15. A Developmental Approach to the Patent-Antitrust Interface, 33(1) Northwestern Journal of International Law and Business 1-79 (2012). 2012
  16. Convergence and Its Discontents: A Reconsideration of the Merits of Convergence of Global Competition Law, 12(2) Chicago Journal of International Law 433-490 (2012). 2012
  1. Regulating Access and Transfer of Data (under EU law)
    As CHAIR with Professor Björn Lundqvist (Speaker) Recording
  2. Corporate Purpose, Competition Law, and the Regulation of Corporate Power
    As CHAIR with Professor Wendy Ng (Speaker)
  3. The Cambridge Handbook of Private Law and Artificial Intelligence
    As SPEAKER with Professor Ernest Lim (Speaker), Anselmo Reyes (Speaker)
  4. Why International Cooperation on Competition Has to be Modernized?
    As CHAIR with Professor Frédéric Jenny (Speaker)
  5. Combatting Collusion and Corruption in Public Procurement: A Challenge for Government’s Worldwide
    As CHAIR with Professor Alison Jones (Speaker) Recording
  6. Patent Licensing in IoT – SEPs and Patent Pools
    As CHAIR with Sven Törringer, LL.M (Speaker)
  7. Hong Kong Competition Law: Comparative and Theoretical Perspective
    As AUTHOR with Professor Kelvin Kwok (Author)
  8. So Sue Me! Re-discovery of Patent Value through Litigation | An Empirical Analysis of Bargaining Power in Licensing Contract Terms
    As DISCUSSANT with Dr. Alan Kwan (Speaker), Dr. Po-Hsuan Hsu (Speaker)
  1. Electricity Regulation in the United States
    AIIFL Working Paper
  2. Electricity Regulation in the United Kingdom
    AIIFL Working Paper
  3. Electricity Regulation in Germany
    AIIFL Working Paper
  4. Electricity Regulation in Australia
    AIIFL Working Paper
  5. Competition Law in Developing Countries