Julian Nowag is an associate professor in EU law at Lund University specialised in Competition Law and the Co-Director of the Masters programme in European Business Law. He is also a lecturer in competition law at Oxford University and an associate at the Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy where he is on the editorial board of The Journal for Antitrust Enforcement as managing editor. Before joining Lund, Julian earned a Master’s degree (MSt) and a doctorate (DPhil) from the University of Oxford. He also completed an LLM in European Legal Studies at Durham University. Julian taught EU law, competition law, and comparative law and competition law in Hanoi (Vietnam), Malaysia, various European cities and Latin America. Julian is a qualified lawyer in Germany. His professional training was focused on competition law with placements at the German Competition Authority’s international co-operation unit and the European Commission (DG Comp, cartels unit) as well as at Allen & Overy’s German Antitrust unit in Hamburg.
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