Edited by Ariel Ezrachi, Director, University of Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy, UK

‘. . . within this collection of essays there are some real gems. . . the volume provides a wide-ranging assessment of many issues raised by the movement towards such a globalised approach.’

• Contents:PrefacePART I: INTRODUCTION1. Setting the Scene: The Scope and Limits of ‘International Competition Law’Ariel EzrachiPART II: FROM UNILATERAL ENFORCEMENT TO COOPERATION NETWORKS2. Competition Law and ExtraterritorialityFlorian Wagner-von Papp3. Competition Agency Networks Around the WorldImelda Maher and Anestis Papadopoulos4. Building Global Antitrust Standards: The ICN’s Practicable ApproachHugh M. Hollman, William E. Kovacic and Andrew S. Robertson5. ‘Jaw-jaw’ not ‘Law-law’ – from Treaties to Meetings: The Increasing Informality and Effectiveness of International CooperationPhilip Marsden6. The Role of NGOs in Competition Law EnforcementPradeep S. Mehta, Udai S. Mehta and Cornelius Dube7. Greater International Convergence and the Behavioural Antitrust GambitMaurice E. StuckePART III: ENFORCEMENT CHALLENGES WORLDWIDE8. Paths to Competition AdvocacyAllan Fels and Wendy Ng9. Competition Law and Developing Economies: Between ‘Informed Divergence’ and International ConvergenceKathryn McMahon10. Private and Public Enforcement: Complements, Substitutes and Conflicts – A Global PerspectiveDonald I. Baker11. Criminal Sanctions for Cartels – the Jury is Still OutCaron Beaton-Wells12. Cartels, Extradition and Concurrent Criminal ProsecutionMichael O’KanePART IV: COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF LAWS AND PROCEDURES13. Merger Control: Key International Norms and DifferencesD. Daniel Sokol and William Blumenthal14. Unilateral Conduct: The Search for Global StandardsGiorgio Monti15. Market Power – the Root of All Evil? A Comparative Analysis of the Concepts of Market Power, Dominance and MonopolisationHedvig Schmidt16. Drawing the Boundary between Joint and Unilateral Conduct: Parent–Subsidiary Relationships and Joint VenturesAlison Jones17. Resale Price Maintenance in Comparative Perspective Ulf Bernitz18. Innovation, IPRs and EU Competition Law: Cross Currents in the EU/US DebateSteven Anderman19. Recent US FTC Antitrust–IP Interface DevelopmentsAlden F. Abbott and Dina Kallay20. The Patent–Competition Interface in Asia: A Regional Approach?Thomas K. Cheng21. Competition Law and Enforcement in the Pharmaceutical IndustryMichael A. Carrier22. The Consumer and Competition Policy: Welfare, Interest and EngagementPhil EvansIndex

Edited by Ariel Ezrachi, Director, University of Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy, UK

‘. . . within this collection of essays there are some real gems. . . the volume provides a wide-ranging assessment of many issues raised by the movement towards such a globalised approach.’

• Contents:PrefacePART I: INTRODUCTION1. Setting the Scene: The Scope and Limits of ‘International Competition Law’Ariel EzrachiPART II: FROM UNILATERAL ENFORCEMENT TO COOPERATION NETWORKS2. Competition Law and ExtraterritorialityFlorian Wagner-von Papp3. Competition Agency Networks Around the WorldImelda Maher and Anestis Papadopoulos4. Building Global Antitrust Standards: The ICN’s Practicable ApproachHugh M. Hollman, William E. Kovacic and Andrew S. Robertson5. ‘Jaw-jaw’ not ‘Law-law’ – from Treaties to Meetings: The Increasing Informality and Effectiveness of International CooperationPhilip Marsden6. The Role of NGOs in Competition Law EnforcementPradeep S. Mehta, Udai S. Mehta and Cornelius Dube7. Greater International Convergence and the Behavioural Antitrust GambitMaurice E. StuckePART III: ENFORCEMENT CHALLENGES WORLDWIDE8. Paths to Competition AdvocacyAllan Fels and Wendy Ng9. Competition Law and Developing Economies: Between ‘Informed Divergence’ and International ConvergenceKathryn McMahon10. Private and Public Enforcement: Complements, Substitutes and Conflicts – A Global PerspectiveDonald I. Baker11. Criminal Sanctions for Cartels – the Jury is Still OutCaron Beaton-Wells12. Cartels, Extradition and Concurrent Criminal ProsecutionMichael O’KanePART IV: COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF LAWS AND PROCEDURES13. Merger Control: Key International Norms and DifferencesD. Daniel Sokol and William Blumenthal14. Unilateral Conduct: The Search for Global StandardsGiorgio Monti15. Market Power – the Root of All Evil? A Comparative Analysis of the Concepts of Market Power, Dominance and MonopolisationHedvig Schmidt16. Drawing the Boundary between Joint and Unilateral Conduct: Parent–Subsidiary Relationships and Joint VenturesAlison Jones17. Resale Price Maintenance in Comparative Perspective Ulf Bernitz18. Innovation, IPRs and EU Competition Law: Cross Currents in the EU/US DebateSteven Anderman19. Recent US FTC Antitrust–IP Interface DevelopmentsAlden F. Abbott and Dina Kallay20. The Patent–Competition Interface in Asia: A Regional Approach?Thomas K. Cheng21. Competition Law and Enforcement in the Pharmaceutical IndustryMichael A. Carrier22. The Consumer and Competition Policy: Welfare, Interest and EngagementPhil EvansIndex

Edited by Ariel Ezrachi, Director, University of Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy, UK

‘. . . within this collection of essays there are some real gems. . . the volume provides a wide-ranging assessment of many issues raised by the movement towards such a globalised approach.’

• Contents:PrefacePART I: INTRODUCTION1. Setting the Scene: The Scope and Limits of ‘International Competition Law’Ariel EzrachiPART II: FROM UNILATERAL ENFORCEMENT TO COOPERATION NETWORKS2. Competition Law and ExtraterritorialityFlorian Wagner-von Papp3. Competition Agency Networks Around the WorldImelda Maher and Anestis Papadopoulos4. Building Global Antitrust Standards: The ICN’s Practicable ApproachHugh M. Hollman, William E. Kovacic and Andrew S. Robertson5. ‘Jaw-jaw’ not ‘Law-law’ – from Treaties to Meetings: The Increasing Informality and Effectiveness of International CooperationPhilip Marsden6. The Role of NGOs in Competition Law EnforcementPradeep S. Mehta, Udai S. Mehta and Cornelius Dube7. Greater International Convergence and the Behavioural Antitrust GambitMaurice E. StuckePART III: ENFORCEMENT CHALLENGES WORLDWIDE8. Paths to Competition AdvocacyAllan Fels and Wendy Ng9. Competition Law and Developing Economies: Between ‘Informed Divergence’ and International ConvergenceKathryn McMahon10. Private and Public Enforcement: Complements, Substitutes and Conflicts – A Global PerspectiveDonald I. Baker11. Criminal Sanctions for Cartels – the Jury is Still OutCaron Beaton-Wells12. Cartels, Extradition and Concurrent Criminal ProsecutionMichael O’KanePART IV: COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF LAWS AND PROCEDURES13. Merger Control: Key International Norms and DifferencesD. Daniel Sokol and William Blumenthal14. Unilateral Conduct: The Search for Global StandardsGiorgio Monti15. Market Power – the Root of All Evil? A Comparative Analysis of the Concepts of Market Power, Dominance and MonopolisationHedvig Schmidt16. Drawing the Boundary between Joint and Unilateral Conduct: Parent–Subsidiary Relationships and Joint VenturesAlison Jones17. Resale Price Maintenance in Comparative Perspective Ulf Bernitz18. Innovation, IPRs and EU Competition Law: Cross Currents in the EU/US DebateSteven Anderman19. Recent US FTC Antitrust–IP Interface DevelopmentsAlden F. Abbott and Dina Kallay20. The Patent–Competition Interface in Asia: A Regional Approach?Thomas K. Cheng21. Competition Law and Enforcement in the Pharmaceutical IndustryMichael A. Carrier22. The Consumer and Competition Policy: Welfare, Interest and EngagementPhil EvansIndex