Ayse Gizem is currently researching EU innovation policy, competition and innovation in the video game industry, and artificial intelligence regulation. She is also writing on the influence of Joseph Schumpeter on XXIst century economic thought, particularly in competition economics.

Yasar et al, ‘Integration of Generative AI in the Digital Markets Act: Contestability and Fairness from a Cross-Disciplinary Perspective’ (2024) LSE Law, Society and Economy Working Paper No. 4/2024 

“Disruptive Innovation and Merger Control: Challenges in a Digitalised World” (paper in Turkish) (in Bilgi University Competition Law in Practice Seminars 2019, ed. Kerem Cem Sanli & Dilan Alma), March 2020

“Not all cartel facilitators are the same: legal implications and policy considerations” European Competition Law Review, September 2019

“Multisided Markets and the Challenge of Incorporating Multisided Considerations into Competition Law Analysis” Oxford Journal of Antitrust Enforcement, Volume 5, Issue 1 (2017)

“Gaming without Frontiers: Copyright and Competition in the Changing Video Game Sector”, CREATe Working Paper 10/2023 (October 2023)

“Re-examining Schumpeter’s Legacy: Creative Destruction as Competition, Innovation and Capitalism”, working paper (November 2021)

Ayse Gizem  is a fellow at CREATe, where she is part of an ongoing project on Cloud Gaming and the Changing Landscape of the Video Game Industry.

Ayse Gizem is a member of Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization (EAAMO). She was previously a  co-organiser of EAAMO's Algorithms, Law and Policy working group.

She is also the co-director of the Academic Society for Competition Law – ASCOLA’s UK Chapter, and a member of the European Society for the History of Economic Thought.

New Players in the Game? Investigating the Emergence of Cloud Gaming and the Changing Landscape of the Video Game Industry (2023) (with Amy Thomas, Kenneth Barr and Magali Eben)

Fair Trade Advocacy Office Policy Position Paper on EU Competition Law and Cooperation Agreements for Sustainability (2020) with Fair Trade Advocacy Office

LL210 Information Technology and the Law

LL300 Competition Law

LL4S1 Cyberlaw