Welcome to my home page. The site contains information about my teaching and research with links to my research websites relating to competition and contract law in Australia.
Teaching
I am currently a Senior Lecturer in law and Interim Head of the School of Law at Deakin University, Geelong Waurn Ponds campus. I teach Contract Law and Competition Law and Policy. See my teaching page.
I have created two key websites relevant to my teaching and research. The primary site is Australian Competition Law. I have also created an Australian Contract and Consumer Law site. I also have some related sites and blogs. For more details visit my research page.
Visit my research page for full details of publications and media output. Key recent publications are listed below.
- Julie Clarke, ‘The increasing criminalization of economic law – a competition law perspective’ (2011) 19(1) Journal of Financial Crime 76-98
- Julie Clarke, ‘Unconscionable Conduct: An evolving moral judgment’ (Sept/Oct 2011) 106 Precedent 30-35
- Philip Clarke, Stephen Corones and Julie Clarke, Competition Law and Policy, OUP, 2011 (3rd edition)
- The International Regulation of Transnational Mergers
(PhD Thesis, Qld UT, 2010) - Julie Clarke, 'Running a Cartel? Go Directly to Jail' (May 2010) Law Institute Journal 52
- Julie Clarke, 'Australia's Radical Predatory Pricing Reforms: What business must know' (2008) 1 Deakin Business Review 6
- Philip Clarke, Julie Clarke and Ming Zhou, Contract Law: Commentaries, Cases and Perspectives, Oxford University Press, 2008
- Julie Clarke, ‘Multi-jurisdictional merger review procedures: a better way’ (2006) 14 Trade Practices Law Journal 90-109
- Julie Clarke, Mirko Bagaric, James McConvill and Richard Edney, International Commercial Law: Principles and Practice, Pearson, 2006 (314 pages)
- Julie Clarke, ‘Criminal Penalties for Contraventions of Part IV of the Trade Practices Act’ (2005) 10(1) Deakin Law Review 141-176
- Julie Clarke, ‘The Dawson Report and Merger Regulation’ (2003) 8(2) Deakin Law Review 245
- Julie Clarke and Mirko Bagaric, ‘The Desirability of Criminal Penalties for Breaches of Part IV of the Trade Practices Act’ (2003) 31(3) Australian Business Law Review 192-209
- Julie Clarke, ‘The Relevance of Import Competition to Merger Assessment in Australia’ (2002) 10(2) Competition and Consumer Law Journal 119-143
