George Mason University (Fairfax)
2023 Awards
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Discriminatory Antitrust in the Realm of Potential and Nascent CompetitionCPI Antitrust Chronicle, John Yun, February 2022, Volume 1
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Optimal Standards of Proof in AntitrustInternational Review of Law and Economics, Joshua Wright and Murat Mungan, September 2022, Volume 2022, Issue 1
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Overdeterrence, Non-Competition Policy Goals, and Inadequate Defense Rights—Identifying (and Fixing) Antitrust Constraints on International TradeAntitrust Law Journal, Abbott Lipsky, August 2022, Volume 84
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Reevaluating Out-of-Market Efficiencies in AntitrustArizona State Law Journal, John Yun, September 2022, Volume 54
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Seventh Circuit Throws Out Antitrust Suit Against AbbVie in Welcome Victory for Patent RightsIPWatchdog, Alden Abbott, August 2022
2022 Awards
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Applying critical loss for market definition in merger analysis: Do court decisions offer insight?George Mason Law & Economics Research Paper, John Yun, Malcolm Coate and Shawn Ulrick, 8 June 2021, No. 21-13
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Can the FTC turn back the clock?Antitrust Magazine Online (American Bar Association), Gregory J. Werden and Luke M. Froeb, October 2021
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Common ownership: Solutions in search of a problemConcurrences Books, Douglas Ginsburg and Keith Klovers, 7 November 2021, Frédéric Jenny Liber Amirocum: Standing Up for Convergence and Relevance in Antitrust Liber Amicorum - Volume II (book chapter), Nicolas Charbit and Thomas Moretto (eds.)
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Concentration and rising market power: Fears and factsEdward Elgar Publishing, Gregory J. Werden, Research Handbook on Abuse of Dominance and Monopolization (book chapter), Pinar Akman, Or Brook and Konstantinos Stylianou (eds.) (forthcoming in 2022)
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Fix the FTC Act by making firms pay that cause harmRealClear Markets, Joshua Wright and James Cooper, 14 June 2021
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Screening out innovation: Vertical merger principles and the FTC’s misapplication in the Illumina-GRAIL caseCompetitive Enterprise Institute, Bruce Kobayashi and Timothy Muris, 26 August 2021
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The globalization of antitrust: History and prospectsMercatus Research Series, Alden F. Abbott, 26 May 2021
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The legality of legacy business practices in antitrustUniversity of Pennsylvania Journal of Business Law, John Yun, 30 March 2021
2021 Awards
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Equitable monetary relief under the FTC Act: An opportunity for a marginal improvementGeorge Mason University Law & Economics Research Paper Series, 20-06, Bruce H. Kobayashi and James C. Cooper, March 2020
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Rethinking foreclosure analysis in antitrust law: From standard stations to googleConcurrentialiste/George Mason University Law & Economics Research Paper Series, Joshua D. Wright and Alexander Krzepicki, December 17, 2020
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Section 13(b) of the FTC act at the Supreme Court: The middle groundGeorge Mason Law & Economics Research Paper No. 20-34/The Antitrust Source, Howard Beales, Benjamin Mundel and Timothy Muris, December 2020
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Some reactions to “reactionary antitrust”Concurrences Competition Law Review/George Mason University Law & Economics Research Paper Series, November 2020, N°4-2020
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Tailoring critical loss to the competitive processGeorge Mason University Law & Economics Research Paper Series, Malcolm B. Coate, Shawn W. Ulrick and John M. Yun, May 20, 2020, 15-20
2020 Awards
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Antitrust Out of Focus: The FTC’s Myopic Pursuit of 1-800 Contacts’Trademark SettlementsJoshua D. Wright, Hal Singer and Geoffrey Manne, The Antitrust Source, April 2019
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Antitrust Populism: Towards a TaxonomyJoshua D. Wright and Aurélien Portuese, Stanford Journal of Law, Business & Finance, Vol. 21, No. 1, March 2020
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Defining Geographic Markets with Willingness to Travel CirclesJohn M. Yun, Paul R. Zimmerman, Shawn W. Ulrick and Seth Sacher, Supreme Court Economic Review, Forthcoming, 2020
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Establishing an Independent Antitrust CourtKeith Holleran, George Mason University - Antonin Scalia Law School
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Potential Competition and Nascent CompetitorsJohn M. Yun, The Criterion Journal on InnovatIon, Vol. 4, 2019
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Twelve Fallacies of the ’Neo-Antitrust’ MovementJohn M. Yun and Seth Sacher, George Mason Law Review, Forthcoming 2020
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What’s Next in Apple Inc. v. Pepper? The Indirect Purchaser Rule and the Economics of Pass-ThroughJoshua D. Wright and Bruce Kobayashi, Cato Supreme Court review (Forthcoming), 2020
