A two-year Harvard Law School fellowship supporting advanced research in antitrust, securities, and public law for early-career legal scholars.
Funder: Harvard Law School
Due Dates: September 26, 2024
Funding Amounts: Not specified; fellowship covers a 2-year term and typically includes salary and research support.
Summary: Supports advanced legal research in antitrust, securities, and public law at Harvard Law School.
This prestigious fellowship at Harvard Law School supports an early-career legal scholar whose research focuses on antitrust, securities, and public law. The fellow is expected to engage in advanced legal research, contribute to the intellectual community at Harvard, and participate in academic discourse. The current fellow’s research centers on enhancing antitrust doctrine using common-law interpretive approaches. The program is designed to foster academic inquiry and scholarship in key areas of public and economic law.