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Privacy Fellows & Affiliated Faculty 

Channagiri Ajit, Tejaswi; and Jamison, Mark, “Effects of Conferring Business Resource on Rivals”

Barczentewicz, Mikołaj, “Minimizing Privacy Risks in Regulating Digital Platforms: Interoperability in the EU DMA,” CPI Antitrust Chronicle (2022)

Jin, Ginger Zhe; Leccese, Mario; and Wagman, Liad, “How Do Top Acquirers Compare in Technology Mergers? New Evidence from an S&P Taxonomy”

Gay, Sebastien, “Strategic News Bundling and Privacy Breach Disclosures”, 2017 Journal of Cybersecurity 1 (Oxford Academic, 2017)

Kummer, Michael; Kesler, Reinhold; and Schultz, Patrick, “Mobile Applications and Access to Private Data: The Supply Side of the Android Ecosystem”

Wagman, Liad; Kim, Jin-Hyuk; and Chan, Jason, “Did Post-9/11 Wiretap Legislation Increase Law Enforcement Productivity?”

Bambauer, Jane, “Biometric Privacy Laws: How a Little-Known Illinois Law Made Facebook Illegal”

Mungan, Murat, “Conditional Privacy Rights,” 173 Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics 114 (No. 1, 2017)

Cooper, James, “Anonymity, Autonomy, and the Collection of Personal Data: Measuring the Privacy Impact of Google’s 2012 Privacy Policy Change“

Bambauer, Jane; Loe, Jonathan; and Winkelman, D. Alex, “A Bad Education” 2017 University of Illinois Law Review 109 (2017)

Cooper, James and Wright, Joshua, “The Missing Role of Economics in FTC Privacy Policy“

Sykuta, Mike, “Big Data in Agriculture: Property Rights, Privacy, and Competition in Ag Data Services” 19 International Food and Agribusiness Management Review 57 (Issue A, 2016)

Brooks, Richard, “Observability & Verifiability: Informing the Information Fiduciary”

Dengler, Sebastian, “Big Data in the Lab – How Do Consumers Fare When Predictive Algorithms Work Against Them?”

Listokin, Siona, “Industry Self-Regulation of Consumer Data Privacy and Security”, 32 John Marshall Journal of Information Technology & Privacy Law 15 (2015)

2019

Durable Privacy Legislation: An Evidence-Based Privacy Law that Works for the People Cambridge Analytica and the Meaning of Privacy Harm

Jane Bambauer

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2018

The following papers were presented during 3rd Annual Digital Information Policy Scholars Conference or PEP Research Roundtable for Privacy Fellows

A Government of Laws and Not of Machines	Emily Berman
Privacy Protections and Law Enforcement Use of Prescription Drug Monitoring Databases	Anne Boustead
Infrastructural Solutions to the Analog Keyhole Problem	Laura Brandimarte & David Sidi
Data Accumulation and the Privacy-Antitrust Interface: Insights from the Facebook Case for the EU and the US	Guiseppe Colangelo & Mariateresa Maggiolino
Copyright’s Memory Hole	Eric Goldman co-author: Jessica Silbey
The Determinants of Pretrial Risk Assessment Effectiveness	Christopher L. Griffin, Jr.
The Short-Run Effects of GDPR on Technology Venture Investment	Jian Jia co-authors: Ginger Zhe Jin, Liad Wagman
From Identification to Identity Theft: Public Perceptions of Biometric Privacy Harms	Matthew B. Kugler
Antitrust in Digital Markets	John Newman
Sponsored Search Advertisement and Consumer Prices	Eduardo Schnadower Mustri co-authors: Alessandro Acquisiti and Idris Adjerid
Advertising and Voter Data in Asymmetric Political Contests	Priyanka Sharma co-author: Liad Wagman
Millennials’ Exposure to Privacy Risk and Vigilance in Using Privacy Controls on Social Media	Karen H. Smith
Platform, Anonymity, and Illegal Actors: Evidence of Whac-a-Mole Enforcement from Airbnb	Liad Wagman co-author: Jia Jian

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2017

The following papers were presented at the 2nd Annual Digital Information Policy Scholars Conference

Cryptography and the Economics of Supervisory Information: Balancing Transparency and Confidentiality	Mark D. Flood co-authors: Jonathan Katz, Stephen J. Ong, and Adam Smith
Can Peer-to-Peer Platforms Improve Market Outcomes by Controlling Prices?	Talal Rahim
Content Analysis of Cyber Insurance Policies: How do Carriers Write Policies and Price Cyber Risk?	Sasha Romanosky
Privacy Regulation and Quality Investment	Ying Lei Toh
Congestion v. Content provision in Net Neutrality: The case of Amazon’s Twitch.tv	José Francisco Tudón Maldonado

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2016

The following papers were presented at the 1st Annual Digital Information Policy Scholars Conference

The Welfare Impact of Targeted Advertising Technologies	Alessandro Acquisti co-authors: Veronica Marotta, Yue Wu, Kaifu Zhang
The Perils of Privacy Regulation	Caleb S. Fuller
Identity Theft as a Teachable Moment	Robert M. Hunt co-authors: Nathan Blascak, Julia S. Cheney, Vyacheslav Mikhed, Dubravka Ritter, and Michael Vogan
Cyberensuring Security	Justin (Gus) Hurwitz
The Information Value of Online Social Networks: Lessons from Peer-to-Peer Lending	Ginger Zhe Jin co-author: Seth Freedman
A Closer Look at Payment Cards	D. Bruce Johnson
When Private Information Settles the Bill: Money and Privacy in Google’s Market for Smartphone Applications	Michael E. Kummer co-author: Patrick Schulte
Hello Barbie: First They Will Monitor You, Then They Will Discriminate Against You. Perfectly	Irina D. Manta co-author: David S. Olson
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Consumer Reaction to News on Data Breaches and Identity Theft	Slava Mikhed co-author: Michael Vogan
Privacy in Online Markets: A Welfare Analysis of Demand Rotations	Daniel P. O’Brien co-author: Doug Smith
Cybersecurity, Data Breaches and the Economic Loss Doctrine in the Payment Card Industry	David W. Opderbeck
Privacy Protection, Personalized Medicine and Genetic Testing	Sasha Romanosky
The Impact of Access to Consumer Data on the Competitive Effects of Horizontal Mergers and Exclusive Dealing	Catherine Tucker co-author: Amalia R. Miller
The Impact of Access to Consumer Data on the Competitive Effects of Horizontal Mergers and Exclusive Dealing	Liad Wagman co-authors: Jin‐Hyuk Kim, Abraham L. Wickelgren

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2015

Observability & Verifiability: Informing the Information Fiduciary	Richard R.W. Brooks
Strategic News Bundling and Privacy Breach Disclosures	Sebastian Gay
Industry Self-Regulation of Consumer Data Privacy and Security	Siona Robin Listokin-Smith
Protecting Consumer Data Privacy with Arbitration	Erin O’Hara O’Connor
The FTC’s Attempts to Regulate Data Security in the Credit Card Industry: An Epic Fail	J. Brian O’Roark
Privacy Regulation, Property Rights, and Prices	Yazji Dima Shamoun
Big Data in Agriculture: Property Rights, Privacy, and Competition in Ag Data Services	Michael E. Sykuta
An Economic Analysis of Internet Privacy Regulation	Abraham L. Wickelgren