Australian Competition Law: Expert Profiles
Associate Professor John Duns
Associate Professor, Monash University
Relevant qualifications and honours
BCom Melbourne- LLB(Hons) Melbourne
- LLM Monash
- PhD Monash
- Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Victoria
Relevant work history
Current - Associate Professor, Monash University- Former - University of Qld
- Former - Deakin University
Relevant editorships
- Restrictive Trade Practices Editor of the Trade Practices Law Journal
Competition law publications
Books
Duns and Duke, Competition Law: Cases and Materials, LexisNexis Butterworths (4th edn, 2015)- Duns and Duke, Competition Law: Cases and Materials, LexisNexis Butterworths (3rd edn, 2011)
- Duns, Davison and Beaton-Wells, Competition Law: Cases and Materials, LexisNexis Butterworths (2nd edn, 2006)
- Steinwall, Duns, McMahon, Nagarajan, Smith, Walker and Hurley, Butterworths Australian Competition Law (2000)
- Duns and Davison, Competition Law: Cases and Materials, Butterworths (2000)
Edited books
Book chapters
- John Duns, Arlen Duke and Brendan Sweeney, 'Themes' in John Duns, Brendan Sweeney and Arlen Duke (eds) Comparative Competition Law, Research Handbooks in Comparative Law, Edward Elgar (November 2015) (chapter 1)
- John Duns, 'Anti-competitive agreements: The range of conduct caught' in John Duns, Brendan Sweeney and Arlen Duke (eds) Comparative Competition Law, Research Handbooks in Comparative Law, Edward Elgar (November 2015) (chapter 5)
- John Duns, 'Vertical conduct: Non-price restraints' in John Duns, Brendan Sweeney and Arlen Duke (eds) Comparative Competition Law, Research Handbooks in Comparative Law, Edward Elgar (November 2015) (chapter 9)
- Duns, 'Business innovation and competition law: An Australian perspective' in Marilyn Pittard, Ann Monotti and John Duns (eds) Business Innovation and the Law: Perspectives from Intellectual Property, Labour, Competition and Corporate Law (2013), Edward Elgar Publishing pp 268-283.
- Duns, 'Innovation through the lens of competition law' in Marilyn Pittard, Ann Monotti and John Duns (eds) Business Innovation and the Law: Perspectives from Intellectual Property, Labour, Competition and Corporate Law (2013), Edward Elgar Publishing pp 237-243.
Articles
- Duns, 'The international freight cartel cases and Australian markets' (2009) 17(4) Trade Practices Law Journal 272-275.
- Natasha Blycha and John Duns, 'Tying, bundling, loyalty rebates and exclusive dealing in US antitrust: What can Australia learn?' (2006) 14(1) Trade Practices Law Journal 26-42
- John Duns, 'Melway Publishing Pty Ltd v Robert Hicks Pty Ltd' (2000) High Court Review
- John Duns, 'Competition Law and Public Benefits' [1994] AdelLawRw 7; (1994) 16 Adelaide Law Review 245