Barry Rodger

Barry Rodger is a Professor of Law at the University of Strathclyde Law School since 1993. He holds academic qualifications from the University of Strathclyde, Oxford University, and the European University Institute. His research focuses on EU/UK competition law, private enforcement mechanisms, and international private law. He directs the Scottish Universities' Law Institute (SULI) and co-edits the Competition Law Review.

• Education:
• LLB (1st Class), University of Strathclyde (1988)
• BCL, Worcester College, Oxford University (1990)
• LLM in European, International & Comparative Law, European University Institute (1994)
• Key Projects:
• AHRC-funded Competition Law Comparative Private Enforcement (2014)
• OUP co-edited EU Antitrust Damages Directive (2018)
• Roles: Research Director (2014–2018), Co-Organiser of Competition Law Scholars' Forum (CLASF)

His research explores competition law intersections with private law, including collective redress mechanisms and jurisdictional frameworks. He has contributed to empirical studies on competition litigation settlements and EU law application in Scottish courts.