World Competition
Editor-in-Chief: José RivasView the Announcements tab below for a call for papers on the Digital Markets Act and the Foreign Subsidies Regulation.
- - Detailed legal analysis complemented by an economic viewpoint for a multidisciplinary approach
- - Leading forum for discussions on all aspects of competition worldwide
- - Hugely important in the field of global antitrust
World Competition covers competition and antitrust policy and issues in law and economics at the global level. Editors and contributors include highly regarded academics, practitioners, and members of the judiciary, as well as top-ranking competition law officials. Each issue brings readers up to date on trends in such aspects of competition as the following:
- interaction of public and private cartel enforcement;
- independence of competition authorities;
- damages claims;
- bid rigging;
- tax incentives; and
- parent company liability.
The articles included in every issue are of the highest quality, evidence of the fact that World Competition has become essential reading for practitioners and academics in the field. Its aim has always been to cover all aspects – every angle – of competition and antitrust.
Author:
José RivasBird & Bird Belgium
Partner and co-Head of the International EU and Competition Group at Bird & Bird BelgiumJosé Rivas is a genuine authority in the field of competition law, praised for his experience across the full spectrum of the practice. His practice covers
Editor-in-Chief
- José Rivas.
Editors
- Pinar Akman;
- Friso Bostoen;
- Sahib Chadha;
- Adina Claici;
- Anton Dinev;
- Pablo Figueroa;
- Romain Galante;
- Juan José Gisbert Gutiérrez;
- Donogh Hardiman;
- Andrés Idiago López;
- Maria Ioannidou;
- Benoît Keane;
- Aaron Khan;
- Norbert Maier;
- Despoina Mantzari;
- Francisco Marcos;
- Carlos Merino Troncoso;
- Ali Nikpay;
- Julian Nowag;
- Mel Marquis;
- Laura Olza- Moreno;
- Dimosthenis Papakrivopoulos;
- Nicolas Petit;
- Sebastian Peyer;
- Tom Pick;
- Vian Quitaz;
- Marianna Rantou;
- Jonathan Saké;
- Pablo Solano Díaz;
- J. Matthew Strader;
- Konstantinos Stylianou;
- Yusuke Takamiya;
- Florence Thépot;
- Nicoleta Tuominen;
- Michael Weiner;
- Peter Whelan.
Advisory Board
- Christopher Bellamy;
- David Edward;
- Jonathan Faull;
- Allan Fels;
- Nicholas Forwood;
- Eleanor M. Fox;
- Rafael García-Valdecasas y Fernández;
- Francisco Enrique González-Díaz;
- Barry E. Hawk;
- Herbert Hovenkamp;
- Frédéric Jenny;
- Koen Lenaerts;
- Ignacio de León;
- Wouter P.J. Wils.
Book Review Editors
- Ioannis Lianos;
- Despoina Mantzari.
US Review Editor
- Tom Horton.
Economics Review Editor
- Doris Hildebrand.
The editors of World Competition Law and Economics Review welcome submissions on the Digital Markets Act and the Foreign Subsidies Regulation. Both areas constitute game-changing developments for different areas of competition law and are therefore of the highest interest both for academics and practitioners. World Competition is a publication at the forefront of legal research and as such wishes to offer detailed insight into these novel instruments by monitoring their potential impact and provide its readers with detailed legal analysis.Topics of interest could include, but are not limited to, the interplay between competition law and the ex-ante regime introduced by the DMA, the cooperation between the Commission and NCAs under the DMA, the designation as Gatekeeper, the Foreign Subsidies Regulation balancing test and its operation, the burden of proof regarding distortions caused by foreign subsidies, or procedural aspects under the Implementing Regulation such as the obligation to notify subsidies. Nevertheless, all submissions relating to either area from a legal or economic perspective will be considered.Submissions can be sent to the editor-in-chief, José Rivas (email address: jose.rivas@wolterskluwer.com), and should adhere to the author guidelines of World Competition Law and Economics Review (see the Author Guidelines tab).
Young Writer's Award
Every year World Competition runs World Competition Young Writer's Award for the best article published by a young writer (under the age of 35) in the field of Competition and State aid law. The winning article will be chosen from the articles submitted to World Competition by eligible candidates. The winner of the World Competition Young Writer's Award will be granted a free subscription to World Competition for one year and a 1000-Euro voucher to be spent on Kluwer's publications.
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