George Mason Law Review 18th Annual Antitrust Symposium Issue Perspectives on Global Competition Law

Volume 22:5 Symposium Issue

 

Featuring Articles from The 18th Annual Antitrust Symposium
Perspectives on Global Competition Law

• Terry Calvani, Jaffer Abbasi, David Blonder, Aimee Imundo, Keynote Panel Discussion
• Damien Geradin, Collective Redress for Antitrust Damages in the European Union: Is this a Reality Now?
• Yong Huang, Elizabeth Xiao-Ru Wang, & Roger Xin Zhang, Essential Facilities Doctrine and Its Application in Intellectual Property Space Under China’s Anti-Monopoly Law
• John “Jay” Jurata & Inessa Mirkin Owens, Guarding Against Protectionism: The Need to Limit Extraterritorial Application of Antitrust Laws to Foreign Intellectual Property Rights
• William E. Kovacic, The United States and Its Future Influence on Global Competition Policy
• Derek W. Moore & Joshua D. Wright, Conditional Discounts and the Law of Exclusive Dealing
• D. Daniel Sokol, Tensions Between Antitrust and Industrial Policy
• Randolph W. Tritell, Meeting the Challenges of the Evolving International Antitrust Landscape