Professor Mark Davison

Research Interests

Comparative Law
Competition Law
Computers
Contract
Copyright
E-Commerce/Electronic Law
Intellectual Property
International Law
Internet/Cyber Law
Trade Marks
Trade Practices

Supervisor Profile

Qualified to supervise: Honours; Masters; PhD;

Current projects under supervision

Honours:

1 LLB Honours project

Masters:

No current projects

Doctoral:

PhD:

The abuse of market dominant position and its remedy in software industry

When Standards Drive Innovation: The Intersection between Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) and Competition Policy in the Australian Electric Vehicle (EV) Industry

SJD:

Towards a brigher future: reforming the restraint of trade doctrine in Australia

Editorial Boards

Intellectual Property Law Bulletin

Grants and Commissions

2009-12: Australian Research Council Linkage Grant with Melissa Miles, Anne Nash and Daniel Palmer: 'Photography as a crime', $105,000

2004-06: Australian Research Council Discovery Grant with Dr JE Malbon and Dr CG Lawson: Developing a systematic, inclusive and just jurisprudential account of TRIPS $155,000

2002-04: Australian Research Council Linkage Grant with Professor David Kinley, Sarah Joseph and Jenny Schultz: Multi-National Corporations and their Human Rights Obligations $376,996

2001: SMURF 1 Grant: Centre for Law in a Digital Economy. One of 11 members of the Faculty who were involved in this successful application. $100,000

2000: SMURF II Grant: First edition of monograph on intellectual property $5,835

2000: Monash Law Faculty Research Grant with John Duns: Competition Law $2,500

2000: Vice-Chancellors Distinguished Teaching Award $5,000

1999: Australian Research Council Large Grant with Professor Sam Ricketson: The Appropriate Legal Regime for the Protection of Databases. $34,500

Publications

Complete listing of publications, including those prior to 2011