Personal Statement
Andrea has been a faculty member at the University of Liverpool since 2014. During this time, she was seconded twice to the National University of Singapore to work on projects concerning competition law in ASEAN. In 2016, was also appointed a non-governmental advisor to the International Competition Network by the Competition and Consumer Commission Singapore (CCCS). She was a Visiting Researcher at the University of Malaya in 2018 for which she had been awarded competitive funding from the University of Liverpool's Early Career Researcher Fund. Since 2019, Andrea has, next to her Senior Lectureship at the University of Liverpool, been an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the EW Barker Centre for Law and Business of the National University of Singapore to work on a research project on competition law reform in ASEAN.

Find a Supervisor
Andrea would be happy to hear from potential postgraduate research students about supervising projects in the following areas:
- Comparative law
- Competition law esp.:
* Competition law and its influences on other policy fields such as labour law, healthcare, etc.
* Comparative competition law
* Competition law in ASEAN

Research Overview
Andrea's research focuses on competition law; an area of law which is vitally important to the delivery of social outcomes, especially in complex mixed- and quasi-markets. It can also deliver or interfere with aspects of social justice (e.g. in the context of the gig economy). Furthermore, it is deeply related to a country’s wider historical, political and socio-economic background. These are the areas which Andrea focuses on. Her work is located at the fringes of competition law and employs interdisciplinary socio-legal methods. More specifically, her research straddles three main interests; (1) competition law's overlaps with other areas of law and policy (e.g. with health, labour or higher education policy [watch an interview with Andrea on the latter topic on https://faculti.net/higher-education-institutions-in-the-eu-between-competition-and-public-service/]), (2) comparative competition law and (3) competition law in the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN).