King’s College (London) Academic Steering Committee
2022 Awards
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Combatting corruption and collusion in UK public procurement: Proposals for post-Brexit reformModern Law Review (Wiley), Alison Jones, 11 March 2021, Volume 84, Issue 4, 667-707
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Patents and price fixing by serial colludersNYU Journal of Intellectual Property and Entertainment Law (JIPEL), William Kovacic, Robert Marshall and Michael Meurer, 27 June 2021, Volume 10, Issue 2
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Readoption by the European Commission of cartel decisions annulled on procedural grounds by the EU courtsConcurrences Review, Wouter Wils, September 2021, N° 3-2021
2021 Awards
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Antitrust’s implementation blind side: Challenges to major expansion of U.S. competition policyThe Antitrust Bulletin, Alison Jones and William E. Kovacic, 2020, Volume 65, Issue 2
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Competition policy and the global economy: Current developments and issues for reflectionThe George Washington Law Review, Robert D. Anderson, William E. Kovacic, Anna Caroline Muller, Antonella Salgueiro and Nadezhda Sporysheva, December 30, 2020, Volume 88, Issue 6
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Fundamental procedural rights and effective enforcement of articles 101 and 102 TFEU in the European Competition NetworkConcurrences review, Wouter P.J. Wils, February 2020, N°2-2020
2020 Awards
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Fostering Competition in Online Platforms through Mandatory Data Sharing and the Implications for Data ProtectionCharlotte de Meeûs, LL.M. in Competition Law, Kings College London
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Legal Professional Privilege in EU Antitrust Enforcement: Law, Policy & ProcedureWouter Wils, World Competition: Law and Economics Review, Vol. 42, No. 1, March 2019, pp. 21-42. King’s College London Law School Research Paper No. 19-9
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Preventing corruption, supplier collusion and the corrosion of civic trust: a procompetitive program to improve the effectiveness and legitimacy of public procurementAlison Jones, William E. Kovacic and Robert Anderson, George Mason Law Review (2019)
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The Obligation for the Competition Authorities of the EU Member States to Apply EU Antitrust Law and the Facebook Decision of the BundeskartellamtWouter Wils, Concurrences N° 3-2019
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Viking antitrust: The German Facebook case and opportunities aheadPaul Bernard, King’s College London
