Abraham Hollander earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota.

His research in Industrial organization concerns copyrights and standards. He is also interested in the effects of barriers to international trade and the economic interpretation of legal rules, in particular competition law.

• « Fines, Damages and the Technological Protection of Information Goods », à paraître dans The Economics of Digital Markets, sous la direction de G. Madden, Edward Elgar (avec C. Crampes et C. Macdissi).
• « Compulsory Licensing », à paraître dans Competition Policy and Intellectual Property, sous la direction de M. Boyer, M. Trebilcock et D. Vaver, Irwin Law, Toronto, 2009, 476 p.
• « The Regulation of Audiovisual Content : Quotas and Conflicting Objectives », Journal of Regulatory Economics 34(3), décembre 2008, 195-219 (avec C. Crampes).
• « First-Degree Discrimination by a Duopoly : Pricing and Quality Choice », B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics 7(1) (topics), article 14, 2007 (avec D. Encaoua).
• « Applied International Trade Analysis », Michigan University Press and McMillan Press, 1998, 650 pages (avec J.M. Viaene et H. Bowen).