Volume 20, Issue 6
At the 2021 Virtual Spring Meeting, agency heads from the United States, Australia, and Europe, along with a representative of the National Association of Attorneys General, provide antitrust enforce…
Wu Zhenguo, head of China’s newly unified competition agency, discusses the relationship between SAMR’s national office and provincial and local authorities, and a broad range of other competition to…
Jonathan Scott, the interim board chair of the UK's competition agency, discusses steering the CMA into a post-Brexit world, merger review, the agency’s response to COVID-19, antitrust exemptions, an…
Andrés Barreto, head of Colombia’s competition, consumer protection, and privacy agency, discusses cartels and leniency, enforcement in the digital space, COVID-cooperative agreements, and institutio…
Michael Halperin, outgoing head of Israel’s competition agency, reflects on recent reforms to Israel’s competition law, the effects of recent opening of markets in the region, and other competition t…
The authors offer an analysis and critique of the district court’s decision in United States v. Sabre Corp., which would have allowed the proposed merger of Sabre and Farelogix to proceed.
Using venture investment data, the authors empirically estimate the value of venture capture and angel investments in Europe following the GDPR’s passage and find a persisting reduction of investment…
Robert Lande reviews Senator Amy Klobuchar’s book, Antitrust: Taking on Monopoly Power from the Gilded Age to the Digital Age by, calling it a major work that should appeal to both antitrust cognosce…
The author reviews Angela Huyue Zhang’s book, Chinese Antitrust Exceptionalism: How the Rise of China Challenges Global Regulation, which examines the bureaucratic and political-economy contexts surr…