Concurrences is an independent antitrust publisher. It organizes antitrust events around the world,
Operating as usual
Christian Wey, Daniel Fritz and Benjamin Schröder (Düsseldorf Institute for Competition Economics - DICE) published an article in 4-2022 on: "Creating the single market: The AB InBev case in perspective".
Check their article: https://buff.ly/3jgl1bY
This article will first highlight the empirical evidence of price differences within the EU before giving a study of the AB InBev and how companies can rely on the evidence of the decision to take legal action.
The e-Competitions News issue December 2022-II is now online and available for all e-Competitions subscribers: https://lnkd.in/eNTSQbBe.
Contributing authors include Joseph Rancour, Tara Reinhart and Kenneth Schwartz (Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP); Michael Clancy, Peter L'Ecluse, Catherine Longeval, Andreas Reindl, Margot Vogels and Koen T'Syen (Van Bael & Bellis); Charles Louis-Victor and Lisa Abechir (Université Paris-Saclay); Mustafa Ayna, Selim Turan and Naz Çerçioğlu (ACTECON); Pedro Callol (Callol, Coca & Asociados); Enzo Marasà and Irene Picciano (Portolano Cavallo); Oscar Le Moine Durand (University of Amsterdam / Universiteit van Amsterdam); James Killick, Jérémie Jourdan, Axel Schulz and Irina Trichkovska (White & Case LLP)…, and many more.
Anne C. Witt (EDHEC Business School) directed an on-topic on the Vertical Block Exemption Regulation in 4-2022.
With contributions from Pierre Chellet, Victor Levy and Eric Paroche (Hogan Lovells) Thorsten Mäger and Philipp Otto Neideck (Hengeler Mueller), Robert van Mastrigt (Booking) and Miranda Cole (Norton Rose Fulbright).
Check the on-topic: https://buff.ly/3jkEGYz
What is "Resale Price Maintenance (RPM)"? Read the definition authored by Timo Klein (Utrecht University).
This definition forms part of the first Global Dictionary of Competition Law launched by Concurrences under the direction of Professors Deborah Healey (UNSW), William Kovacic (The George Washington University), Pablo Trevisan (IDC) & Richard Whish (King's College London).
Click here to read the complete definition in open access: https://www.concurrences.com/en/dictionary/resale-price-maintenance-rpm
If you would like to join this ongoing project, please send an email to [email protected].
COMING SOON: Grands arrêts du droit de la concurrence - Contrôle des aides d’État, under Laurence Idot's direction.
This fourth book of the second edition of the Major Competition Law Cases is devoted to the control of State aid. For an exhaustive study of such aid, the book deals with the substantive rules and then with the implementation of the control of which it is subject. This collection brings together nearly one hundred commentaries on European judgments written by the authors contributing to the Concurrences Review, over a period extending from 2004 to 2022. This valuable tool is intended for students and academics as well as for competition law practitioners, and offers a global view of the jurisprudential developments in the field of State aid control.
Read the Foreword by Laurence Idot and browse the table of contents here:
https://lnkd.in/eH3C2T_7
Discover more about this books here:
https://lnkd.in/erYjX8-Y
To preorder, send an email to [email protected]
The e-Competitions Special issue on Transport (road) is now online and available for all e-Competitions subscribers: https://lnkd.in/expbiDQq.
This Special issue is introduced with a foreword by Andrea Usai (European Commission), Transport (road): an overview of EU and national case law https://lnkd.in/e6cRvcUd.
This Special Issue also includes contributions by: Margot Vogels, Andreas Reindl, Andrzej Kmiecik, Richard Burton and Steve Ross (Van Bael & Bellis), Ajas Midžan (Law firm Rojs, Peljhan, Prelesnik & partners); Agathe Missakian, Charline PERRENX, Pénélope Renard (UVSQ - Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines); Pedro Callol (Callol, Coca & Asociados); Alexi Dimitriou (ADNOC Group); Francesca Morra (Herbert Smith Freehills); Rafael Baena Zapatero, Euan Burrows, Max Strasberg and Pablo Velasco Sanzo (Ashurst), Badri Narayanan, Charanya Lakshmi Kumaran, Neelambera Sandeepan and Aditya Bhattacharya (LakshmiKumaran & Sridharan); William Towell, Antonio Delussu and Anna Morfey (Hausfeld); Bahadir Balki (ACTECON), and many more.
What is an “Obligation de non-concurrence”?
Read the definition authored by Angelique de Brousse (Johnson & Johnson).
This definition forms part of the first Dictionnaire de Droit de la Concurrence launched by Concurrences under the direction of Professor Muriel Chagny (UVSQ - Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines ) and Emmanuel Combe (Autorité de la concurrence).
Click here to read the complete definition in open access:
https://www.concurrences.com/fr/dictionnaire/obligation-de-non-concurrence
If you would like to join this ongoing project, please send an email to [email protected]
In 4-2022, Jonathan W. Scott (Competition and Markets Authority) shares his reflections on how competition enforcement has changed in an interview conducted by Richard Whish (King's College London).
Check the interview: https://buff.ly/3Hpi1nW
COMING SOON: Grands arrêts du droit de la concurrence - contrôle des concentrations, under Laurence Idot's direction.
This third book of the second edition of the Great Competition Law Cases is devoted to merger control. For an exhaustive study of these operations, their control is treated at the European Union level, then at the national level. This collection brings together nearly fifty commentaries on European and national decisions and rulings written by the authors contributing to the journal Concurrences, over a period extending from 2004 to 2022. This valuable tool is intended for students and academics as well as competition law practitioners, and offers a global view of the jurisprudential developments in merger control.
Read the Foreword by Laurence Idot and browse the table of contents here:
https://www.concurrences.com/IMG/pdf/concentration_demo_v2.pdf
Discover more about this books here:
https://www.concurrences.com/fr/all-books/grands-arrets-du-droit-de-la-concurrence-109844
To preorder, send an email to [email protected]
The e-Competitions News issue December 2022 is now online and available for all e-Competitions subscribers: https://lnkd.in/eNTSQbBe.
Contributing authors include Benjamin Gris, Jessica Delbaum, David Higbee, Jonathan Cheng and Jacob Coate (Shearman & Sterling LLP); Benedikt Weiss and David W. (Hogan Lovells); Kyriakos Fountoukakos, Henar Gonzalez Durantez, Pilar Carrasco, Gonzalo Sanz-Magallón Delhaize, José María Muñoz Martínez and Anna Sol Escoda (Herbert Smith Freehills); Gönenç Gürkaynak, Cansu İnce, Baran Can Yildirim and Göksu Kıribrahim (ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law); Johan Ysewyn, Sophie Bertin Hadjiveltcheva, Carole Maczkovics, Antoine Espinasse (Covington & Burling LLP); Erika A. Inwald and Ann-Christin Richter (Hausfeld); Christina Renner (Morgan Lewis) and many more.
Gönenç Gürkaynak and Zeynep Ayata Aydoğan (ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law) published an article in 4-2022 on an evaluation of GAFAM’s acquisition proposals in light of experimental studies.
To read their article: https://buff.ly/3VZ9yvK
This article analyses the proposals for reversing theburden of proof in the review of acquisitions by GAFAM, along with the experimental studies that retrospectively analyse these acquisitions.
What is "Collusion"? Read the definition authored by Gal Rozent and Irit Brodsky (Barnea Jaffa Lande).
This definition forms part of the first Global Dictionary of Competition Law launched by Concurrences under the direction of Professors Deborah Healey (UNSW), William Kovacic (The George Washington University), Pablo Trevisan (IDC) & Richard Whish (King's College London).
Click here to read the complete definition in open access: https://www.concurrences.com/en/dictionary/Collusion-12162
If you would like to join this ongoing project, please send an email to [email protected].
COMING SOON: Grands arrêts du droit de la concurrence - Pratiques anticoncurrentielles, Volume I (Régles de fond) and II (Mise en oeuvre), under Laurence Idot's direction.
This first book of the second edition of the “Grands arrêts du droit de la concurrence” is devoted to the law of anti-competitive practices and, more particularly, to the substantive rules applicable in this area. After dealing with the applicability of these rules, the book focuses on their application to cartels (Article 101 TFEU) and dominance (Article 102 TFEU). The second volume is devoted to the law of anti-competitive practices and, more particularly, to the enforcement rules applicable in this field. This enforcement is dealt with in the public sphere and then in the private sphere.
This collection brings together nearly one hundred commentaries on European and national judgments written by the authors contributing to the journal Concurrences, over a period extending from 2004 to 2022. This valuable tool is intended for students and academics as well as for competition law practitioners.
Read the Foreword by Laurence Idot and browse the table of contents for volume I here:
https://lnkd.in/eTakba7M
Read the Foreword by Laurence Idot and browse the table of contents for volume II here:
https://lnkd.in/eTk2hty5
Discover more about these books here:
https://lnkd.in/emqxyaYH
To preorder, send an email to [email protected]
Andreas Mundt (International Competition Network and Bundeskriminalamt) published a forward in 4-2022 on The International Competition Network and how members get involved.
The article mentions in particular how the ICN fosters engagement of younger agencies.
Check his forward: https://buff.ly/3FnIDEq
The e-Competitions Special issue on Criminal Sanctions is now online and available for all e-Competitions subscribers: https://lnkd.in/dT7dws3.
This Special issue is introduced with a foreword by Judge Douglas Ginsburg and James Conde (U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit), Criminal Sanctions: an overview of EU and national case law https://lnkd.in/eWi7Hjmh.
This Special Issue also includes contributions by: Katie Hellings, Ben Holt, Liam Phibbs and Daniel E. Shulak (Hogan Lovells); Samantha Mobley, Hiroshi Sheraton, and Anthony Gamble (Baker McKenzie); Terrell McSweeny and John Graubert (Covington & Burling LLP); Zachary Siegler, Margaret Krawiec, Tara Reinhart and David Wales (Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP); Robert Connolly (Robert Connolly Law); Mark Gidley, George Paul, Rebecca Farrington and Martin Toto (White & Case LLP); Nigel Parr, Neil Cuninghame, Steven Vaz and Christopher Eberhardt (Ashurst); Stephen Juris, Renee E. Turner, Bernard (Barry) A. Nigro Jr. (Fried Frank); Anastasia Dritsa (KYRIAKIDES GEORGOPOULOS Law Firm); Dr. Michael Masling and Christian Leeder (Morgan Lewis); Ilaria Curti and Gaia Accetta (Portolano Cavallo)..., and many more.
What is the “l'Autorité de la Concurrence”?
Read the definition authored by Mathias Pigeat (Autorité de la concurrence).
This definition forms part of the first Dictionnaire de Droit de la Concurrence launched by Concurrences under the direction of Professor Muriel Chagny (UVSQ - Université de Versailles Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines ) and Emmanuel Combe (Autorité de la concurrence).
Click here to read the complete definition in open access:
https://www.concurrences.com/fr/dictionnaire/autorite-de-la-concurrence
If you would like to join this ongoing project, please send an email to [email protected]
![[LAST DAY] This is the final reminder that the 2023 Antitrust Writing Awards deadline for submissions is tomorrow, Novem...](https://img5.medioq.com/956/942/592255079569422.jpg)
[LAST DAY] This is the final reminder that the 2023 Antitrust Writing Awards deadline for submissions is tomorrow, November 30, 2022 at midnight EDT. You can make your submissions here: https://lnkd.in/e6wKwEY
So far a record-breaking 800+ submissions have been received from academics, in-house counsel, lawyers, economists, enforcers, and students from around the world.
The present Call for Submissions concerns 3 types of publications:
Best Articles: Articles published or accepted for publication in 2022, in both academic journals and professional magazines.
Best Soft Laws: Most innovative non-enforcement tools issued by competition agencies in 2022, such as guidelines, market studies, white books, etc.
Best Student Papers: Articles written or published in 2022 by current students of law or economics.
Now in their 12th year, the Antitrust Writing Awards are the field’s largest awards for written thought. Participation in the Awards process, whether as an author, jury member, or reader, helps highlight the best antitrust ideas of the past year.
The Editorial Committee will take December to process all of the received submissions.
Voting for articles that are nominated will open in January 2023.
Winners will be announced at the Gala Dinner on Tuesday, March 28, 2023, on the eve of the ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting, in Washington, D.C. and accept their Awards in the presence of the Board and Steering Committee Members.
Retrouvez la Chronique Ententes avec Anne-Sophie Choné-Grimaldi ( Université Paris Nanterre), Michel Debroux (Rizom Legal), et Ludovic Bernardeau (Tribunal de l’Union Européenne).
Pour lire leurs articles: https://buff.ly/3ilUw4J
The e-Competitions News issue November 2022-II is now online and available for all e-Competitions subscribers: https://lnkd.in/ea4tNnT6.
Contributing authors include Terrell McSweeny and Ryan Quillian (Covington & Burling LLP); William (Will) McEnroe, Brendan Fee, Ryan Kantor and Nick Gess (Morgan Lewis); Logan Breed, Edith Ramirez, Chuck Loughlin, Tripp Monts and Justin Bernick (Hogan Lovells); Enzo Marasà and Tabita Costantino (Portolano Cavallo); Catherine Longeval, Peter L’Ecluse, Michael Clancy and Koen T'Syen (Van Bael & Bellis); Craig Waldman, John Majoras, Bruce McDonald and Julie McEvoy (Jones Day); Saira Henry, Douglas Lahnborg and Matthew Rose (Orrick); Jon Orszag, Mark Israel and Jeremy Sandford (Compass Lexecon); James Anderson, Bill Batchelor and Alex Jupp (Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom); Erdem Aktekin, Helin Yüksel and Mehmet Mikail Demir (ACTECON)…, and many more.
New York, NY
10004
| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Concurrences posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.
Send a message to Concurrences:
Concurrences is an independent antitrust publisher. Concurrences Review is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal covering US and EU antitrust. It has over 15000 articles from 1200 authors. Print and online editions, English and French contents. See: http://www.concurrences.com/Journal/Details/What-is-Concurrences?lang=en Concurrences Bulletin, e-Competitions, is a weekly news service covering 55 jurisdictions. Its data base has over 15000 articles from 1200 authors. Online English edition only. See: http://www.concurrences.com/Bulletin/What-is-e-Competitions-14205?lang=en Concurrences Books feature publications such as EU Competition Digest, Bill Kovacic Antitrust Tribute, Ian S. Forrester Liber Amicorum... See: http://www.concurrences.com/Books-1381/Books?lang=en Concurrences Events take place in Brussels, Paris, New York, Washington, and more recently, London and Singapore. In addition, Concurrences holds every year in Washington DC, at the eve of the ABA Spring Meeeting, the Antitrust Writing Awards. The Awards select the best articles published in the antitrust or law & economics fields thanks to a Board and Steering Committees composed of the most worldwide known academics, counsels and enforcers. See: http://awards.concurrences.com
