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Monopolizing by Conditioning: A Conversation Between Jack Kirkwood and Daniel Francis, Jerry S. Cohen Award Winner for Antitrust Scholarship

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In this episode of Ruled by Reason, guest host John B. “Jack” Kirkwood, Professor of Law and the William C. Oltman Professor of Teaching Excellence at Seattle University School of Law, sits down with Daniel Francis, Assistant Professor of Law at NYU Law School. The two discuss Francis’s award-winning article, Monopolizing by Conditioning, 124 Colum. L. Rev. 1917 (2024).

Professor Francis’s article won the 23rd Annual Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Writing Award, presented on May 29 at AAI’s 2025 Annual Policy Conference, The State of the Antitrust Technocracy. The article demonstrates that conditional dealing should be recognized as its own, separate form of monopolistic conduct rather than squeezed into ill-fitting categories in existing monopolization law. It provides a new analytical framework for evaluating conditional dealing, including a definition of conditioning and standards for gauging its exclusionary impact, contribution to power, and procompetitive justifications. It also explains why courts’ current criteria for evaluating claims based on conditional dealing should be jettisoned.

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In this episode of Ruled by Reason, guest host John B. “Jack” Kirkwood, Professor of Law and the William C. Oltman Professor of Teaching Excellence at Seattle University School of Law, sits down with Daniel Francis, Assistant Professor of Law at NYU Law School. The two discuss Francis’s award-winning article, Monopolizing by Conditioning, 124 Colum. L. Rev. 1917 (2024).

Professor Francis’s article won the 23rd Annual Jerry S. Cohen Memorial Fund Writing Award, presented on May 29 at AAI’s 2025 Annual Policy Conference, The State of the Antitrust Technocracy. The article demonstrates that conditional dealing should be recognized as its own, separate form of monopolistic conduct rather than squeezed into ill-fitting categories in existing monopolization law. It provides a new analytical framework for evaluating conditional dealing, including a definition of conditioning and standards for gauging its exclusionary impact, contribution to power, and procompetitive justifications. It also explains why courts’ current criteria for evaluating claims based on conditional dealing should be jettisoned.

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