Antitrust Law Journal Volume 79 Issue 3 is now out

Volume 79 Issue 3

Acknowledgments: Volume 79

 

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When The State Harms Competition—The Role for Competition Law Eleanor M. Fox and Deborah Healey

 

SYMPOSIUM: ROBERT BORK AND ANTITRUST POLICY

 

Editor’s Note: Robert Bork, Originalism, and And Bounded Antitrust Adam J. Di Vincenzo

 

The Tempting Of Antitrust: Robert Bork and the Goals of Antitrust Policy Daniel A. Crane

 

Out of control? Robert Bork’s portrayal of the U.S. Antitrust system in the 1970s William E. Kovacic

 

Was the Crisis In Antitrust A Trojan Horse? Barak Orbach

 

Bork’s Bowman: “Not Gone, but Forgotten” Richard Epstein

 

Antitrust Made (Too) Simple Christopher R. Leslie

 

Bork’s “Legislative Intent” And the Courts Douglas H. Ginsburg

 

Robert Bork’s Forgotten Role in the Transaction Cost Revolution Alan J. Meese

 

Robert Bork and Vertical Integration: Leverage, Foreclosure, and Efficiency Herbert Hovenkamp

 

The Transformation of Vertical Restraints: Per Se Illegality, The Rule of Reason, And Per Se Legality D. Daniel Sokol

 

Bork and Microsoft: Why Bork Was Right and What We Learn About Judging Exclusionary Behavior Harry First

 

Afterword: Lorain Journal and the Antitrust Legacy of Robert Bork Leon B. Greenfield