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Aslihan Asil serves as Assistant Professor of Law at Duke University School of Law, joining the faculty in July 2025. She teaches corporate finance and antitrust law, integrating rigorous economic analysis with legal scholarship to address contemporary market challenges.
Her academic foundation includes:
- PhD in Financial Economics, Yale University
- JD, Yale Law School
- Bachelor's degree in Economics, Princeton University
Asli's research program bridges antitrust law, industrial organization economics, and corporate finance through empirical methodologies and economic modeling. She investigates how evolving market structures—including private equity consolidation and artificial intelligence—impact competition policy, with particular focus on updating legal doctrines to enhance consumer welfare in digital and concentrated markets. Her interdisciplinary approach combines quantitative analysis with practical legal reform proposals.
Her publication trajectory reveals consistent engagement with competition law's adaptation to modern commerce. Key themes include liability frameworks for algorithmic collusion, regulatory gaps in private equity acquisitions, and empirical analysis of market power dynamics. This scholarship demonstrates sophisticated integration of economic theory with legal doctrine to address antitrust enforcement challenges in emerging commercial landscapes.
