Filip Lubinski

Filip Lubinski is a current Researcher at the Department of Law, European University Institute (EUI), focusing on competition law and complexity science. His work bridges legal doctrine with economic theory and empirical analysis to address modern regulatory challenges in digital markets.

• Thesis: From 'Neoclassical' Economics to Complexity Science: Evolving Paradigm of Competition Law and Policy
• Supervisor: Nicolas Petit, EUI Professor of Competition Law
• Research Themes: Law and economics, digital markets, history of economic thought, law and literature

His recent publications emphasize:

• Applying complexity science to antitrust frameworks
• Intersections of AI regulation and competition policy
• Historical and philosophical foundations of economic analysis in law

He contributes to the Dynamic Competition Initiative (co-founded with UC Berkeley) through critical reviews and policy commentary on digital market structures and merger guidelines.