Dr. Jasper van den Boom
Obtained Master’s degree at Tilburg University in the program ‘European Economic & Competition Law’, where he was also a research assistant in the area of Data Portability at the Tilburg Institute for Law, Technology and Society (TILT).
Junior lecturer at Utrecht University between 2018 and 2019 in the areas European Law, International Law, Regulating Law & Technology, as well as supervising Bachelor theses.
PhD candidate at Tilburg University with TILT between 2019 and 2023, conducted research in the areas of competition law, the regulation of digital markets & cybersecurity. Supervised Bachelor & Master theses in the areas of competition law & digital regulation, taught courses at the Bachelor and Master level on competition law, legal methodology, and digital regulation.
Postdoctoral Researcher at Tilburg University from 2023 to 2024 with the Academic Collaborative Centre Climate & Energy, conducted research in the areas of competition and energy law and helped to coordinate setting up the Academic Collaborative Centre.
Areas of expertise
- Competition law
- Digital Regulation
- Energy Law
- Data & cybersecurity regulations
PhD
- PhD thesis: Regulating Competition in the Digital Network Industry - A Proposal for Progressive Ecosystem Regulation, Tilburg University, defended on 14 June 2023
- Nominated for the Tilburg University Dissertation Award
- Nominated for the KNHW Dissertation Award in the area of interdisciplinarity
- Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Giorgio Monti & Associate Prof. Dr. Inge Graef
Other publications
Jasper van den Boom, ‘Experimenting with co-ownership of energy storage facilities - A case study of the Netherlands’, Competition and Regulation in Network Industries (2023)
Jasper van den Boom, Inge Graef, Giorgio Monti, Cedric Argenton, Eric van Damme, ‘Towards Market Investigation Tools in Competition Law: The Case of the Netherlands’, Journal of European Competition Law & Practice (2023)
Jasper van den Boom, ‘Regulating Competition in the Digital Network Industry - A Proposal for Progressive Ecosystem Regulation’, Dissertation for Tilburg University, Tilburg University Pure Research Portal (2023)
Cedric Argenton, Jasper van den Boom, Eric van Damme, Inge Graef and Giorgio Monti, ‘Can abuses of a dominant position be tackled more effectively?’, TILEC Report for Dutch ministry of EZK (2023)
Jasper van den Boom, ‘What does the Digital Markets Act harmonize? Exploring interactions between the DMA and national competition laws’, European Competition Journal (2022)
Giorgio Monti & Jasper van den Boom, Designing a cooperation framework for regulating competition in digital markets: Lessons from transnational merger control, Competition Policy International (2022)
Irene Kamara, Jasper van den Boom, Kees Stuurmans, ‘Computer Security Incident Response Teams in de hervormde Netwerk- en Informatiebeveiligingsrichtlijn: Scenario’s en strategische beleidsaanbevelingen’ Report for the National Cybersecurity Centre Netherlands (NCSC) (2022)
Irene Kamara, Jasper van den Boom, ‘Computer Security Incident Response Teams in the reformed Network and Information Security Directive: Good practices’, Report for the NCSC (2022)
Jasper van den Boom & Peerawat Samranchit, ‘Digital ecosystem mergers in big tech: A theory of long-run harm with applications’, Journal of European Competition Law & Practice (2021)
Inge Graef & Jasper van den Boom, ‘Platformwerkers en het mededingingsrecht: Vloek of zegen voor de sociale bescherming?’, Chapter for the book ‘Platformisering, algoritmisering en sociale bescherming: Sociaalrechtelijke uitdagingen in tijden van digitale transformatie’, Houwerzijl, M. S., Montebovi, S. H. M. & Zekić, N. (eds.). Deventer: Wolters Kluwer, Vol. 2021-1. p. 135-158 (2021)
Jasper van den Boom, ‘Hoe worden digitale draken getemd? Een beschouwing van de toepassing van het mededingingsrecht en regelgeving in de Verenigde Staten en de Europese Unie tegen grote digitale platforms’, Markt en Mededinging. (2021)
Irene Kamara & Jasper van den Boom ‘The cybersecurity certification landscape in the Netherlands after the Union Cybersecurity Act’, Report for the NCSC (2020)
Inge Graef, Martin Husovec, Jasper van den Boom, ‘Spill-overs in data governance: Uncovering the uneasy relationship between the GDPR’s right to data portability and EU sector-specific data access regimes’, Journal of European Consumer and Market Law (EuCML), vol. 9, pp. 3-16 (2020)