The global limits of competition law
By: edited by Ioannis Lianos and D. Daniel Sokol
Series: Global competition law and economics
Publisher: Stanford Law Books
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Stanford, Calif
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9780804774901
Subjects: Antitrust law
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: The limits of antitrust and the Chicago school tradition / George L. Priest; title: Competition law and human rights : striking a balance between business freedom and regulatory intervention / Arianna Andreangeli; title: Limits of imports from economics into competition law / Anne-Lise Sibony; title: Complications in the antitrust response to monopsony / Jeffrey L. Harrison; title: Antitrust and the close look: transaction cost economics in competition policy / Herbert Hovenkamp; title: Anticompetitive government regulation / D. Daniel Sokol; title: A global perspective on state action / Damien M. B. Gerard; title: IP's advantages over antitrust / Daniel A. Crane; title: Competition law and consumer protection against unfair commercial practices : a more-than-complementary relationship? / Paolisa Nebbia; title: Judicial scrutiny and competition authorities : the institutional limits of antitrust / Javier Tapia and Santiago Montt; title: Competition authorities : independence and advocacy / Frédéric Jenny; title: Competition law remedies : in search of a theory / Ioannis Lianos; title: How culture may change assumptions in antitrust policy / Thomas K. Cheng; title: Promoting convergence of competition policies in northeast Asia: culture-competition correlation and its implications / Ki Jong Lee; title: The limits of competition law in Latin America / Julián Peña.