·: Barak Y. Orbach :·

Curriculum Vitae

Research Interests
	Antitrust ■ Regulation ■ Intellectual Property ■ Industrial Organization ■ The Motion Picture Industry

Current Position
	The University of Arizona, James E. Rogers College of Law
		2005-Present	Associate Professor of Law (with Tenure)

Teaching Experience
	Harvard Law School
		2000-2001	Clark Byse Teaching Fellow
	Harvard University, Department of Economics
		2000-2001	Teaching Fellow

Education
	Harvard Law School
		2002	S.J.D. (Doctorate in Law) Dissertation: Essays in Legal Aspects of Competitiveness Supervisor: Louis Kaplow
		1999	LL.M. Thesis: The Durapolist Puzzle: Monopoly Power in Durable-Goods Markets Supervisor: Louis Kaplow
	Tel Aviv University
		1997	LL.B. (J.D. equivalent)
		1997	B.A. (Economics)

Non-Academic Experience
	Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, New York
		2001-2003	Associate
	Israel Antitrust Authority, Jerusalem, Israel
		1999-2000	Consultant
	National Institute for the Defense of Competition and Protection of Intellectual Property (INDECOPI), Lima, Peru
		1999	Research Fellow
	Israel Antitrust Authority, Jerusalem, Israel
		1997-1998	Advisor for Law and Economics to the Antitrust Commissioner, David Tadmor
	Israel Defense Forces
		1988-1992	Lieutenant

Honors, Fellowship, Grants, and Awards
		2009	Elliott Weiss Scholar Research Grant
		2008	Hanson Film Institute Research Fellowship
		2007	Rogers Faculty Research Award
		2005	NET Institute, Summer Research Grant
		2004-2005	New York University School of Law, Leonard Wagner Fellow in Law & Business
		2003-2004	The University of Michigan Law School, Humphrey Fellow in Law and Economic Policy
		2003	Harvard Law School, John M. Olin Research Fellow in Law and Economics
		2000-2001	Harvard Law School, Clark Byse Fellow
		1999-2001	Harvard Law School, John M. Olin Fellow in Law and Economics
		1999-2000	Harvard Law School, Graduate Fellow
		1999	Harvard Law School, The John M. Olin Prize for Outstanding Paper in Law and Economics
		1998-2002	The David Fischman Scholarship, full tuition scholarship at Harvard Law School
		1996-1997	The Interdisciplinary Center, Herzliya, Israel, Research Fellow
		1996	Tel Aviv University, Israel, Stern Prize for Academic Excellence

Courses and Seminars
	Antitrust Antitrust and Intellectual Property Business Organizations The Regulatory State Game Theory and the Law Law & Economics

Publications
	*The Image Theory: RPM and the Allure of High Prices, The Antitrust Bulletin (special issue, forthcoming) Prizefighting and the Birth of Movie Censorship, The Yale Journal of Law and the Humanities 21: 251-304 (2009) The New Regulatory Era: An Introduction, Arizona Law Review 51: 559-573 (2009) The Goals of Antitrust Law: Theory and Practice, in Economic Foundations of Antitrust Law 63-110 (Michal Gal and Menachem Perlman eds, 2008) (in Hebrew) Antitrust Vertical Myopia: The Allure of High Prices, Arizona Law Review 50: 261-287 (2008) Micro-Motives for State and Local Climate Change Initiatives, Harvard Law and Policy Review 2: 119-137 (2008) (with Kirsten Engel) Indirect Free Riding on the Wheels of Commerce: Dual-Use Technologies and Copyright Liability, Emory Law Journal 57: 409-461 (2008) Reprinted in 1 Copyright Annual Anthology • (2009) Uniform Prices for Differentiated Goods: The Case of the Movie-Theater Industry, International Review of Law & Economics 27: 129-153 (2007) (with Liran Einav) Unwelcome Benefits: Why Welfare Beneficiaries Reject Government Aid?, Law & Inequality 24: 107-150 (2006) Antitrust and Pricing in the Motion Picture Industry, Yale Journal on Regulation 21: 317-366 (2004) The Durapolist Puzzle: Monopoly Power in Durable-Goods Markets*, Yale Journal on Regulation 21: 67-118 (2004)