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About
Niamh Dunne is a Professor, teaching in the areas of competition and EU law. Before coming to LSE in September 2015, she was a Lecturer at King's College London, and a Fellow in Law at Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge. She has also worked in competition enforcement for the Competition Authority of Ireland, and as a consultant in competition policy, primarily for the OECD. She holds law degrees from the University of Cambridge (BA, PhD), NYU School of Law (LLM) and King's College London (MA). She is qualified as a solicitor in Ireland and in England & Wales (both non-practising), and as an attorney in New York State.
Research
Research Interests
Niamh's research interests encompass, broadly, the areas of competition policy and market regulation. Work to date has explored the relationship between competition law and economic regulation; public and private aspects of antitrust enforcement; EU internal market liberalisation; and aspects of competition policy in the digital economy.