===Dr. Alan Riley ===

Dr. Alan Riley Short Form Curriculum Vitae

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Dr. Alan Riley

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Name Dr. Alan Riley

Current Positions: Member Advisory Committee of the Energy Community

Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council, Washington DC.

Previous Roles: Professor of Law, City Law School, City University, London.

Reader in Private Law, City Law School, City University, London.

Senior Lecturer in European Competition Law, Nottingham Law School, Nottingham Trent University.

Butterworths Tolley Senior Research Fellow in Competition Law and Practice, Centre for Legal Research, Nottingham Law School.

Temporary Lectureship in Law, Edinburgh University

Solicitor, EC Law Unit, Theodore Goddard.

Degrees Edinburgh University. PhD Thesis Title: A Radical Thesis: Reforming EC Competition Law

Edinburgh University, EC Law LLM, Durham University, BA Law

Professional Qualifications Qualified as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales, International Member of the American Bar Association.

Schedule of Recent (Select) Publications

Impact and Effectiveness: Sanctions on Russia 2014-2020, Henry Jackson Society, London, 2020 (forthcoming).

Dealing with the Offshore Economy: The Threat of Offshore Finance to the West and How to Deal with It, (2019) Atlantic Council, Washington, DC.

A Pipeline Too Far: EU Law Obstacles to Nord Stream 2 (2018) International Energy Law Review, 14 et seq.

Potemkin Dragon: China-A Danger to Itself and the World (2016) Amazon (publisher).

Nuking Misconceptions: Hinkley Point, Chinese SOEs and EU Merger Law (2016) European Competition Law Review.

Nordstream 2: A Legal and Policy Analysis, CEPS, Brussels, November 2016’ Now also published in Ukrainian by the Dixi Energy think tank in Kyiv.

Ukraine v Russia & the Kleptocrats: How to Recover the Losses of Ukraine, Atlantic Council, Washington DC, April 2016.

Prioritisation in EU Energy Policy: Energy Security First, then the Energy Union Atlantic Council, Washington DC, June 2015

The Western Balkans and EU Energy Security (2014) Institute for Statecraft, London.

Deploying the Energy Incentive: Reinforcing EU Integration in South-East Europe (2013) CEPS, Brussels.

Commission v. Gazprom: The Antitrust Clash of the Decade? (2013) Nowa Europa, College of Europe, Natolin.

EU Energy Roadmap 2050: EU External Policies for Future Energy Security, (2012) European Parliament, Brussels.

Modernising Cartel Sanctions: Effective Sanctions for Price-Fixing in the European Union (2011) European Competition Law Review

The Modernisation of EU Anti-Cartel Enforcement: Will the Commission Grasp the Opportunity? (2010) European Competition Law Review.

Outgrowing the European Administrative Model: Ten Years of British Anti-Cartel Enforcement, in Ten Years of UK Competition Law Reform, ed Rodger DUP (2010);