Jennifer Sturiale
@jesturiale.bsky.social
Law professor
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
If judged by panic attacks, every law review article feels like the makings of Jaws to me.
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Why Steven Spielberg Had a 'Full-Blown Panic Attack' While Making 'Jaws' 50 Years Ago: 'I Just Lost It'
Steven Spielberg recalls having a panic attack after wrapping 'Jaws' in NatGeo's documentary 'Jaws @ 50,' and the toll making it took on his mental health. The film is celebrating its 50th anniversary...
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June 20, 2025 at 2:27 PM
If judged by panic attacks, every law review article feels like the makings of Jaws to me.
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One of the problems with market/monopoly power is outsized political power. The power of money in politics is visible in the extreme with Musk. I find myself hoping for a white knight. (Bill Gates?) which seems to underscore further the problem of market power and money in politics.
February 28, 2025 at 1:44 PM
One of the problems with market/monopoly power is outsized political power. The power of money in politics is visible in the extreme with Musk. I find myself hoping for a white knight. (Bill Gates?) which seems to underscore further the problem of market power and money in politics.
Happy to report that I will be joining the American antitrust Institute advisory
American Antitrust Institute on LinkedIn: AAI Welcomes Nicholas Goldberg, Joshua Sarnoff, and Jennifer Sturiale to…
We're thrilled to announce that Nicholas Goldberg, Joshua Sarnoff, and Jennifer Sturiale have joined the AAI Advisory Board. Nick Goldberg is a partner at…
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February 25, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Happy to report that I will be joining the American antitrust Institute advisory
February 11, 2025 at 2:52 AM
All, my first post here on Bluesky! I'm happy to share my latest article, Gendering Antitrust, in which I examine two antitrust doctrines that are harmful to consumers and society and argue that they persist because they are androcentric. Comments appreciated!: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....
Gendering Antitrust
In this article, I offer a theoretical account of why conduct harmful to consumers and society more generally is not condemned under U.S. antitrust law. In shor
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January 8, 2025 at 5:07 PM
All, my first post here on Bluesky! I'm happy to share my latest article, Gendering Antitrust, in which I examine two antitrust doctrines that are harmful to consumers and society and argue that they persist because they are androcentric. Comments appreciated!: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....