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Winner Does the anti-Google law actually help Google and hurt startups?

Yunsieg Kim

U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (Washington)

United States 1 contribution 32 visits

Readers’ Choice Assessing the strategic situation underlying international antitrust cooperation

Weimin Shen

Washington University in Saint Louis

United States 1 contribution 17 visits

A presumption of harm in innovation merger cases: Creating an unfair barrier?

Richard Bunworth

University College Dublin

Ireland

The underdeterrence, underperformance response to privacy, data protection laws

Roberto Taufick

University of São Paulo

Brazil

Tackling Big Tech by means of competition tools in the United States and the European Union: A comparison

Elisabeth Bogomolni

NYU School of Law

United States

The Dovera-saga: Peace of mind for solidarity or cold feet for EU competition law?

Joris Gruyters

KU Leuven

Belgium 3 contributions 176 visits

Defining privacy in the competition law sphere

Arletta Gorecka

University of Strathclyde (Glasgow)

United Kingdom

Antitrust as antidiscrimination: Labour markets and the gender wage gap

Anik Bhaduri

NALSAR University of Law (Hyderabad)

Anupriya Dhonchak

University of Oxford

United Kingdom

Big Tech: An era between dangers and challenges for competition law

Bianca Gorlero

Luiss Guido Carli University (Rome)

Italy

The curious case of Aspen pharmaceuticals and excessive pricing

Priyal Shukla

Hidayatullah National Law University (Raipur)

India

The Economic and the Social in EU Law: The Slovak case “Dôvera” and the difficult construction of the European social (...)

Francesca Romana Bazzani

Luiss Guido Carli University (Rome)

Italy

Energy transition enhanced by the European Green Deal - How national competition authorities should tackle this (...)

Marcin Kamiski

University of Warsaw

Poland

The "Generics UK" precedent: Will the ECJ find the way out of the "restriction of competition by object" maze?

Quentin Colombier

Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines University

France 23 contributions 4478 visits

Competition on audiovisual market and streaming platforms in Italy: An empirical analysis

Luigi Adriano Tonizzo

SWG

The antitrust perspective of the Apple v. Qualcomm case

Yifan Xu

NYU School of Law

United States

Challenges of competition regulation of state conducts in emerging economies: A comparative review of the case in EU, (...)

Enyinnaya Uwadi

University of East Anglia

United Kingdom 1 contribution 383 visits

Using the hypothetical monopolist test to define the relevant market for Ad Tech

Rohan Shah

The Ohio State University

United States

The role of fundamental rights in antitrust law: A special responsibility for undertakings with regulatory power under (...)

Johannes Persch

University of Mannheim

Germany 1 contribution 133 visits

Do nudges increase consumer search and switching? Evidence from financial markets

Zita Vasas

University of East Anglia

United Kingdom

All-Clear?: An Evaluation of the VRBE and Guidelines

Aasim Sheikh

University of Law (London)

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Testimonials

Mel Marquis
Monash University

Italy 8 contributions 4365 visits

The Antitrust Writing Awards, established over a decade ago, are still going strong. The broad range of contributions and award winners this year reflect the staggering richness of legal and economic studies in this field.
Andreas Mundt
German Competition Authority (Bonn)

France 30 contributions 54308 visits

It was a great pleasure to attend the Antitrust Writing Awards 2022. It is good to see that the competition community has continued to push forward its good work.
Alexandre Cordeiro Macedo
Brazilian Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) (Brasilia)

Brazil 4 contributions 2886 visits

The Antitrust Writing Awards must be congratulated for its initiative of promoting the exchange of knowledge and research in competition policy. It was an unparalleled opportunity to be a member of the Board and present the Best Soft Law category. I feel honored and I commend Concurrences for organizing such an important endeavor.
Inge Graef
University of Tilburg

Netherlands 4 contributions 5671 visits

The Antitrust Writing Awards illustrate the variety of topics and ideas in the competition community. They offer an excellent insight into current academic thinking and policy developments.
Christian Bovet
University of Geneva

Switzerland 7 contributions 21745 visits

Participating in the steering committee is an excellent opportunity to learn each time more about competition law, not only about its substance and trends, but also about the great diversity of this ever evolving matter. The Awards ensure the continuing renewal of authors and sources.