Tag: Cooperation

With the increasing dependence of our societies on computer systems and the Internet, and the explosion of so-called "smart" and connected devices, cybersecurity is...

By Elsa Chen, Scott Clements & Daren Shiau1   I. Antitrust Laws in South-East Asia The Association of Southeast Asian Nations, or “ASEAN,” comprises ten Member...

Letter from the Editor, by Assimakis Komninos Dear Readers, The advent of ex ante rules to deal with digital platforms – whether we call them “regulation”...

International cooperation on competition issues among agencies and governments can be great for consumers and companies alike, avoiding a host of inefficient and potentially...

Cooperation agreements establishing the possibility of an exchange of information between competition authorities are in general based on two hypotheses. First, they assume that...

Some countries have called for several years for international cooperation for competition in digital markets. Yet the declarations are political without concrete policy proposals...

Competition agencies should build on the existing and successful case-by-case cooperation framework used in assessing mergers that are notified in multiple jurisdictions and develop...

A new sense of urgency and purpose has enlivened our international conversations about digital platforms, stimulating unprecedented levels of co-operation between competition and consumer...

The December 2020 Commission proposal for a Digital Markets Act (“DMA”) reached a compromised text with the Council and the Parliament on March 24,...

Significant supply chain disruptions have become prevalent in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and, more recently, ongoing political conflict. These disruptions involve important...