International Antitrust Law & Policy: Fordham Corporate Law 1999

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Chapter 1
EUROPEAN COMPETITION POLICY: A RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE

• Karel Van Miert, President, Nyenrode University, Netherlands, Formerly, EC Commissioner for Competition, Brussels

Chapter 2
THE WAR AGAINST INTERNATIONAL CARTELS: LESSONS FROM THE BATTLE FRONT

• Joel  I. Klein, Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice, 
  Antitrust Division, Washington, DC

Chapter 3
GLOBALIZATION OF PREMERGER NOTIFICATION AND REVIEW: PRACTICAL PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS

• Janet L. McDavid, Hogan & Hartson, Washington, DC

Chapter 4
WTO AND COMPETITION RULES

• Dominique Voillemot & Alexandre Thillier, Gide Loyrette, Brussels

Chapter 5
INTERNATIONAL CARTEL ENFORCEMENT AND EC COMPETITION POLICY (Panel Discussion)

• A. Paul Victor, Presider, Weil Gotshal & Manges, LLP, New York, 

• Eleanor  Fox, Professor, New York University Law School, New York, 

• Joel  I. Klein (See Above), 

• Janet L. McDavid (See Above), 

• Karel van  Miert (See Above),

Chapter 6
SPORT AND EUROPEAN COMPETITION  POLICY

• Jean-Francois Pons, Deputy Director General, Directorate-General IV - Competition, European Commission, Brussels

Chapter 7
CONCERTED ACTION BY TEAM OWNERS AFTER BROWN AND CHICAGO PROFESSIONAL SPORTS

• Shepard Goldfein, Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher and Flom, LLP, New York

Chapter 8
SPORTS UNDER EU COMPETITION LAW AND U.S. ANTITRUST LAW

• Stephen  Weatherill, Jacques Delors Professor of European Community Law, University of Oxford, Somerville College, UK

Chapter  9
SPORTS UNDER EU AND U.S. COMPETITION LAW (Panel Discussion)

• Mark Patterson, Presider , Professor, Fordham University School of Law, New York, 

• Shepard Goldfein (See Above), 

• Jean-Francois Pons (See Above), 

• James W. Quinn, Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP, New York, 

• Stephen Weatherill (See Above)

Chapter 10
MODERNISATION OF EC COMPETITION LAW REFORM OF REGULATION  NO. 17

• Dr. Alexander Schaub, Director-General of the Directorate-General Competition of the European Commission, Brussels

Chapter 11
THE APPLICATION OF THE MODERNISED  RULES IMPLEMENTING ARTICLES 81 AND 82 EC  TREATY IN INJUNCTION PROCEEDINGS:  PROBLEMS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

• August J. Braakman, Advocate, Partner Nauta Datilh, Rotterdam

Chapter  12
MODERNISATION  OF  EC COMPETITION LAW

• Ian S. Forrester, White & Case/Forrester Norall & Sutton, Brussels; Blackstone Chambers, London; Queen’s Counsel; Visiting Professor in European Law, University of Glasgow

Chapter 13
THE COMMISSION’S WHITE PAPER ON MODERNISATION: THE NEED FOR PROCEDURAL HARMONISATION

• Stephen Kon, S.J. Berwin & Co., London

Chapter 14
THE MODERNIZATION OF EC  COMPETITION LAW – THE NEED FOR A COMMON COMPETITION CULTURE

• Erik Mohr Mersing, Partner, Kromann Reumert, Copenhagen

Chapter 15
A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE WHITE PAPER ON THE REFORM OF THE EC COMPETITION LAW ENFORCEMENT RULES

• Mario Siragusa, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton, Brussels/Rome

Chapter 16
COMMENT ON THE WHITE PAPER ON THE REFORM OF EC COMPETITION LAW

• Dieter Wolf, President of the Bundskartellamt, Bonn

Chapter 17
MODERNIZATION OF  EC COMPETITION LAW (Panel Discussion)

• Ian S. Forrester, Presider (See Above)

• Alexander Schaub (See Above), 

• August J. Braakman (See Above), 

• Stephen Kon (See Above), 

• Erik  Mohr Mersing (See Above), 

• Mario Siragusa (See Above), 

• Dieter Wolf (See Above)

Chapter 18
THE EFFECT OF GLOBAL TRADE ON UNITED STATES COMPETITION LAW AND ENFORCEMENT POLICIES

• Robert Pitofsky, Chairman of the United States Federal Trade Commission, Washington

Chapter  19
SELECTED RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SUBSTANTIVE AND PROCEDURAL CONVERGENCE IN THE MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL  MERGER CONTEXT

• James F. Rill & Christine Chambers Wilson, Antitrust and Co-Chair of the International Policy Advisory Committee, OECD; Partners, Howrey Simon Arnold & White LLC, Washington, DC

Chapter  20
INTERNATIONAL JOINT VENTURES UNDER COMMUNITY LAW

• Dr. John Temple Lang, Director in the Directorate General for Competition, European Commission, Brussels; Professor, Trinity College, Dublin; Senior Visiting Research Fellow, University of Oxford; Barrister

Chapter  21
THE TREATMENT OF  JOINT VENTURES UNDER THE EC MERGER REGULATION – ALMOST THROUGH THE THICKET

• James Venit, Wilmer Cutler & Pickering, Brussels

Chapter  22
GLOBAL  TRADE AND  U.S. COMPETITION POLICY (Panel Discussion)

• Vernon Vig, Presider, LeBoeuf, Lamb, Greene & MacRae, LLP, New York, 

• Robert Pitofsky (See Above),

• John Temple Lang (See Above),

• James F. Rill (See Above),

• Gerrit Schohe, Federsen Laule Ewerwahn Scherberg Finelnburg Clemm, Brussels

Chapter  23
ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION POLICY IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES:  A PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT

• William  E. Kovacic, Professor, George Washington University Law School, Washington

Chapter  24
ANTITRUST IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES: THE HUNGARIAN EXPERIENCE

• Ferenc Vissi, Partner, Deloitte & Touche, Budapest

Chapter  25
ANTITRUST IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES (Panel Discussion)

• William A. Lifland, Presider, Cahill Gordon & Reindel, New York, 

• Geraldine U. Foster, Caricom, Kingston, Jamaica,

• William E. Kovacic (See Above), 

• Ferenc Vissi (See Above)

Chapter  26
ADMINISTRATIVE/ PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION OF ANTITRUST AUTHORITIES

• Giorgio Bernim, Professor Of Law, University of Bologna; Member “Autorita Garante della Concorrenza e del Mercato

Chapter  27
ADMINISTRATIVE/ PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION OF ANTITRUST AUTHORITIES

• Allan Fels, Chairman, Australian Competition and 
  Consumer Commission, Canberra

Chapter  28
ADMINISTRATIVE AND PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION OF ANTITRUST AUTHORITIES

• A. William Kist, Director-General, Netherlands Competition Authority, The Hague

Chapter  29
TRANSPARENCY IN ENFORCEMENT MAXIMIZES COOPERATION FROM ANTITRUST OFFENDERS

• Gary R. Spratling, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Department of Justice Antitrust Division, Washington, DC

Chapter 30
ADMINISTRATIVE/PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION OF ANTITRUST AUTHORITIES INCLUDUING: LENIENCY OR AMNESTY, COOPERATION AND PLEA BARGAINING, POSITIVE COMITY, AND ALLOCATION OF AGENCY RESOURCES (Panel Discussion)

• Frédéric Jenny, Presider, Vice President, French Competition Counsel, Paris,

• Giorgio Bernini, (See Above),

• Allan Fels, (See Above), 

• Mark von Kordelaar, Netherlands Competition Authority, The Hague,

• Alexander Schaub (See Above), 

• Gary Spratling (See Above), 

• David E. Tadmor, General Director, Israeli Antitrust Authority, Jerusalem

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