Antitrust Law Journal Rankings

Pepperdine Law Professor Rob Anderson has expanded his annual Google Law Review Rankings to include specialty, secondary, and law-related peer-reviewed journals.  The Antitrust Law Journal comes in at #61.  Below are the ten most cited articles in the Antitrust Law Journal over the past five years:

THE 2010 HORIZONTAL MERGER GUIDELINES: FROM HEDGEHOG TO FOX IN FORTY YEARS C Shapiro Antitrust Law Journal, 49-107	93	2010
COMPETITION POLICY AND THE APPLICATION OF SECTION 5 OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT WE Kovacic, M Winerman Antitrust Law Journal, 929-950	57	2010
AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO PRICE FIXING L Kaplow Antitrust Law Journal, 343-449	49	2011
EARNING EXCLUSIVITY: GENERIC DRUG INCENTIVES AND THE HATCH-WAXMAN ACT CS Hemphill, MA Lemley Antitrust Law Journal, 947-989	46	2011
CARTELS, CORPORATE COMPLIANCE, AND WHAT PRACTITIONERS REALLY THINK ABOUT ENFORCEMENT DD Sokol Antitrust Law Journal 78 (1), 201	42	2012
EXCLUSION AS A CORE COMPETITION CONCERN JB Baker Antitrust Law Journal 78 (3), 527	37	2013
DEAL OR NO DEAL? LICENSING NEGOTIATIONS IN STANDARD-SETTING ORGANIZATIONS RJ Gilbert Antitrust Law Journal, 855-888	28	2011
THE RULE OF REASON AND THE GOALS OF ANTITRUST: AN ECONOMIC APPROACH RD Blair, DD Sokol Antitrust Law Journal 78 (2), 471	28	2012
THE CASE FOR ANTITRUST LAW TO POLICE THE PATENT HOLDUP PROBLEM IN STANDARD SETTING GS Cary, MW Nelson, SJ Kaiser, AR Sistla Antitrust Law Journal, 913-945	27	2011
FIXING FRAND: A PSEUDO-POOL APPROACH TO STANDARDS-BASED PATENT LICENSING JL Contreras Antitrust Law Journal 79 (1), 47	26	2013