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Ian J. Murray is a Forrester Fellow at Tulane University School of Law, teaching legal writing and engaging in scholarly activities. He holds a B.A. in Diplomatic History from the University of Pennsylvania (2011), a J.D. from NYU School of Law (2015), an LL.M. in Comparative Laws from the European University Institute (2020), and is completing a PhD in Law (expected 2024). His research focuses on regulatory arbitrage, law and capitalism, sports law, and transnational governance.
Previously, Murray practiced corporate law at Covington & Burling LLP, specializing in private equity transactions. He has organized conferences on commodification and co-authored works exploring legal frameworks in global sports regulation and financial markets. His academic contributions include articles in European Law Open and Global Jurist, addressing topics like EU regulatory capacity and fictitious commodities.
- Education:
- PhD Candidate in Law, European University Institute (2024)
- LL.M., European University Institute (2020)
- J.D., NYU School of Law (2015)
- B.A., University of Pennsylvania (2011)
Murray’s research interests span banking & finance law, corporate governance, economic history, and legal institutionalism. His work often intersects with global governance challenges, including offshore finance and private-public partnerships. He has held research roles at NYU, the European University Institute, and the UN International Law Commission.
- Awards:
- Martin Wolfe Prize (2011)
- Robert McKay Scholar (NYU Law)
- Teaching: Legal writing for first-year law students at Tulane.
He actively contributes to academic communities through editorial roles, conference organization, and participation in working groups on economic history and legal theory. His non-academic interests include music composition, cycling, and 1960s-70s Italian music podcasting.
