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Steve Kourabas is an Associate Professor in the Department of Law at Monash University. His research focuses on corporations law, financial regulation, international economic law, and the intersection of technology with corporate governance. He holds a doctorate from Duke Law School, examining post-2008 global financial law developments. Prior to academia, he served in legal roles at Telstra, the Victorian Department of Treasury and Finance, and the Victorian Government Solicitor's Office.
Education:
- Doctorate in Law, Duke University (focus: International Financial Law post-GFC)
Research Interests: Kourabas explores how technology reshapes corporate structures, particularly through equity crowdfunding innovations. His work addresses global financial regulatory challenges, environmental policy (plastic pollution, hydrogen energy regulation), and the evolving role of shareholders in tech-driven governance. Recent projects include analyzing Australia's regulatory approaches to plastic pollution and collaborating on hydrogen energy legal frameworks.
Key Projects:
- Plastics and Human Health (2021), exploring regulatory pathways for decarbonisation and plastic management
Professional Contributions: Kourabas frequently engages with media on fintech topics, including podcasts discussing corporate governance and equity crowdfunding. He co-organized the Rome Corporate Governance Conference (2022) and a digital platform regulation workshop (2025).
