Tag: Enforcement

Posted by Social Science Research Network Collusion: Is it Really that Bad? By Adriaan Ten Kate Sr. Abstract:     Collusion, particularly collusion is in the form of...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Diagonal Public Enforcement By Zachary D. Clopton (Cornell Law School) Abstract:     Civics class teaches the traditional mode of law...

Posted by Social Science Research Network The Future of Transnational Self-Regulation ― Enforcement and Compliance in Professional Services By Panagiotis Delimatsis (TILEC) Abstract:     The increased expansion...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Protecting Intellectual Property Rights Abroad: Due Process, Public Interest Factors, and Extra-Jurisdictional Remedies  By Koren W. Wong-Ervin (George Mason University) Abstract:...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Of Course Collusion Should Be Prosecuted. But Maybe... Or (the Case for International Antitrust Agreements) By Filomena Garcia, Jose Manuel...

By John Yong Ren and Wesley Wang - China’s merger control regime under the Anti-Monopoly Law of the People’s Republic of China, which came into...

By Eleanor M. Fox and Harry First - What is America-First antitrust? America First means nationalism,which of course extends beyond America. Nationalism is the watchword of...

By Tad Lipsky - Although U.S. and EU antitrust rules share many elements, their historical roots are distinct and a variety of important tensions and inconsistencies...

February 14, 2017 The Value of Checks and Balances: “Non“ Dominance in Restricted TV and Audio in Mexico – Francisco E. Castillo & Elisa V....

By Benjamin Edelman - Google’s widely-used Android operating system is open source software. Any developer who wishes to examine the source code can download it in...