International Antitrust Law & Policy: Fordham Corporate Law 1998
Barry Hawk, Editor
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ISBN-13: 978-1-57823-268-0
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Chapter 1
ANTITRUST IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY
- A. Douglas Melamed, Principal Deputy Attorney General, Department of Justice Antitrust Division;
Chapter 2
CANADIAN COMPETITION POLICY
- Konrad von Finckenstein, Director of Investigation and Research, Canadian Competition Bureau
Chapter 3
FROM THE ASHES OF HARTFORD FIRE: THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS OF COMITY
- Spencer W. Waller, Brooklyn Law School; Of Counsel, Kaye Scholer Fierman Hays & Handler LLP
Chapter 4
UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN ANTITRUST POLICY (Panel Discussion)
- A. Paul Victor, Partner, Weil Gotshal & Manges, New York and Adjunct Professor of Law, Fordham Law School;
- Konrad von Finckenstein (See Above);
- A Douglas Melamed (See Above);
- J. William Rowley, Partner, McMillan Binch, Toronto;
- Spencer W. Waller (See Above)
Chapter 5
COMPETITION POLICY IN ARGENTINA
- Marcelo Garriga, President, National Commission for the Defense of Competition, Buenos Aires
Chapter 6
ECONOMIC EFFICENCIES FROM A LEGAL STANDPOINT UNDER BRAZILIAN LAW
- Jose Ignacio Francheschini, Partner, Francheschini e Miranda, Sao Paulo and Edgard Antonio Pereira, Partner Edgard Pereira e Associados, Professor of Economic Theory, UNICAMP - Campinas, Former Visiting Scholar, University of California, Berkeley
Chapter 7
ARGENTINEAN ANTITRUST: LAW AND POLICY IN TRANSITION
- Gabriel Castaneda, Castaneda y Asociados, Mexico City and Former Secretary General, Federal Competition Commission of Mexico;
Chapter 8
ANTITRUST POLICY IN ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL (Panel Discussion)
- William T. Lifland, Cahill Gordon & Reindel, New York and Adjunct Professor, Fordham Law School;
- Gabriel Castaneda (See Above);
- Jose Ignacio Francheschini (See Above);
- Gesner de Oliveria, President, Brazilian Competition Council (CADE);
- Marcelo Garriga (See Above)
Chapter 9
EC COMPETITION SYSTEM: PROPOSALS FOR REFORM
- Alexander Schaub, Director-General. Directorate General-IV (Competition), EC Commission
Chapter 10
THE CASE FOR A REFORM OF REGULATION 17/62: PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS FROM A PRACTIOPNER’S POINT OF VIEW
- Frank Montag, Partner, Fredhfields Deringer, Brussels; Treasurer of the Studienvereinigung Kartellrecht (German Antitrust Lawyers Association) since 1994
Chapter 11
COMPETITION LAW ENFORCEMENT: IS ECONOMIC EXPERTISE NECESSARY?
- Frédéric Jenny, Vice Chairman, Conseil de la Concurrence, Paris; Professor of Economics (ESSEC)
Chapter 12
EC COMPETITION SYSTEM: PROPOSALS FOR REFORM (Panel Discussion)
- Jeremy Lever, All Souls College, Oxford; Damian Collins, Partner, McCann Fitzgerald, Brussels;
- Frank Montag (See Above);
- Alexander Schaub (See Above);
- Giuseppe Tesauro , President, Italian Antitrust Authority, Rome;
- Michel Waelbroeck, Professor, Brussels Free University
Chapter 13
THE INTERFACE OF THE TRADE LAWS AND ANTITRUST LAWS
- Harvey M. Applebaum, Partner, Covington & Burling, Washington, Former Chairman, ABA Antitrust Section; Member ABA NAFTA Task Force and Global Economy Task Force
Chapter 14
INTERNATIONAL ANTITRUST POLICY
- William J. Baer, Director Bureau of Competition, U. S. Federal Trade Commission, Washington
Chapter 15
ANTITRUST AND TRADE POLICY
- Jonathan Faull, Director, DG-IV, EC Commission, Brussels
Chapter 16
INTERNATIONAL ANTITRUST: COSMOPOLITAN PRINCIPLES FOR AN OPEN WORLD
- Eleanor Fox, Walter Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation, New York University Law School
Chapter 17
ANTITRUST AND TRADE POLICY: INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS PERSPECTIVES
- Calvin S. Goldman, Q.C., Partner, Davies Ward & Beck, Toronto, Director of the Competition Bureau, Ottawa (1986-89) and
- Brian A. Facey, Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Western Ontario
Chapter 18
OUTLINE OF REMARKS ON TRADE AND COMPETITION POLICY
- Merit E. Janow, Professor of International Trade, Columbia University, New York
Chapter 19
ANTITRUST AND TRADE POLICY (Panel Discussion)
- Frédéric Jenny (See above);
- Harvey M. Applebaum (See Above);
- William J. Baer (See Above);
- Jonathan Faull (See Above);
- Eleanor Fox (See Above);
- Calvin S. Goldman (See Above);
- Merit E. Janow (See Above)
Chapter 20
ANTITRUST IN THE COURTS: THE ROLE OF ECONOMICS AND OF ECONOMISTS
- Maureen Brunt, Professional Fellow, Melbourne Business School, University of Melbourne and Lay Member, New Zealand High Court for Competition Cases; Former Member Australian Competition Tribunal
Chapter 21
ANTITRUST AND THE COURTS (Panel Discussion)
- Judge Diane P. Wood, U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit, Chicago; Judge Christopher Bellamy, EC Court of the First Instance, Luxembourg;
- Maureen Brunt (See Above);
- Lord Slynn of Hadley, House of Lords, Former Advocate General and Judge, European Court of Justice, Luxembourg;
- Giuseppe Tesauro (See Above);
- Judge Howard Weston, Federal Court of Canada, Ottawa, Former Director of Investigation and Research, Bureau of Competition, Ottawa