Professor Chris Townley
Professor of International Competition Law & Regulation
Research interests
- Law
Contact details
Biography
Chris Townley joined King’s in 2007. Previously, he worked as a solicitor at Clifford Chance LLP and then as Principal Case Officer at The Office of Fair Trading. Since joining King's, Chris has provided teaching and/ or advice to several bodies, including the Superintendence of Industry and Commerce (Columbia), the Egyptian Competition Authority, The National Boadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (Thailand), The NHS, the Office of Fair Trading, Ofcom and The Pakistan Competition Commission.
Teaching
Undergraduate
- EU Competition Law
- Consumer Protection: Advising Global Businesses and their Customers
Graduate
- Competition Law & Regulated Network Industries
- Economics of Competition Law
Research interests
Chris’ research interests lie in the relationship between competition law, particularly European competition law and other areas, such an environmental or cultural policy; or EU constitutional law. He has recently started a new research project examining the Development of Policy within the European Competition Network.
PURE profile
See Professor Townley's Research Portal profile for full details.
Events
The Future of the International Competition Network: An expert panel
Please join us for an expert panel discussion on The Future of the ICN followed by a networking drinks reception.
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Citizen input in regulation: The potential and limits of using digital tools
Citizen input in regulation: The potential and limits of using digital tools
Please note: this event has passed.
Events
The Future of the International Competition Network: An expert panel
Please join us for an expert panel discussion on The Future of the ICN followed by a networking drinks reception.
Please note: this event has passed.
Citizen input in regulation: The potential and limits of using digital tools
Citizen input in regulation: The potential and limits of using digital tools
Please note: this event has passed.