Mariateresa Maggiolino, Assistant Professor of Commercial Law, Bocconi University, Milan, Italy

‘Intellectual Property and Antitrust is a thorough, very well written, and conceived book. In a modest 210 pages, the author brings together a deep knowledge on this complex mix of economics and law with the ability to present complicated and dense economic theory and legal reasoning in an informative and easily digestible way. With its clear focus, critical approach, wise brevity, and inclusive argument, this book will certainly provide an excellent source of reference not only for academics but also for advanced students and practitioners.’

• Contents: Foreword by Herbert Hovenkamp Introduction 1. Antitrust Law, IPRs and Economics: The Leeway for Policy Choices 2. Section 2 and Article 102(b): The Antitrust Roots of the Antitrust-IP Interface 3. Ownership of IPRs 4. Predatory System Innovations 5. Refusals to License IPRs 6. IP Judicial and Administrative Processes 7. Conclusion Bibliography Index

Mariateresa Maggiolino, Assistant Professor of Commercial Law, Bocconi University, Milan, Italy

‘Intellectual Property and Antitrust is a thorough, very well written, and conceived book. In a modest 210 pages, the author brings together a deep knowledge on this complex mix of economics and law with the ability to present complicated and dense economic theory and legal reasoning in an informative and easily digestible way. With its clear focus, critical approach, wise brevity, and inclusive argument, this book will certainly provide an excellent source of reference not only for academics but also for advanced students and practitioners.’

• Contents: Foreword by Herbert Hovenkamp Introduction 1. Antitrust Law, IPRs and Economics: The Leeway for Policy Choices 2. Section 2 and Article 102(b): The Antitrust Roots of the Antitrust-IP Interface 3. Ownership of IPRs 4. Predatory System Innovations 5. Refusals to License IPRs 6. IP Judicial and Administrative Processes 7. Conclusion Bibliography Index