To understand how Haley’s work remains relevant, it is worth noting three important aspects of what his research did. First, he managed to articulate a conception of comparative antitrust law during a time when antitrust was often cast as a largely American show. Second, he demonstrated the importance of institutions and legal infrastructure to antitrust law, and how antitrust might function with remedies other than our own. Finally, he explicated the role of politics and political theory in providing a basis for antitrust within a society
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In this Essay I examine Haley’s claim that we see more regulatory continuity than change in Japan, t...
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In 1955, the third year of the Eisenhower administration, the Michigan Law Review published what I b...
Professor Rahl\u27s international antitrust challenge is a first-class, pocket-sized introduction to...
First, a brief review of the historical framework of antitrust is presented to gain some perspective...
This volume is a global reader. It presents materials and cases on the global issues of antitrust an...
The vigorous and non-discriminatory enforcement of antitrust law can contribute to promoting an inte...
This is the text of an interview conducted in writing by Professor A. Douglas Melamed, Stanford Law ...
The globalization of business has resulted in a host of new issues facing antitrust regulators. As t...
As the world’s nations rapidly move from systems in which central planning and monopoly are replaced...
In this Article, I examine Japanese competition law and policy with a view toward increasing its eff...
Antitrust law is one of the most commonly deployed instruments of economic regulation around the wor...
This Article analyzes the evolution of Antitrust Law (known as Competition Law in Europe) in United ...
The legal systems of the Federal Republic and Japan have much in common. The basic institutions and ...
In this article, ProfessorLevy uses a recent book recom- mending extensive changes in the antitrust ...
In this Essay I examine Haley’s claim that we see more regulatory continuity than change in Japan, t...
This Article examines the original intent of those involved in drafting Japan\u27s Antimonopoly Ac...
In 1955, the third year of the Eisenhower administration, the Michigan Law Review published what I b...
Professor Rahl\u27s international antitrust challenge is a first-class, pocket-sized introduction to...
First, a brief review of the historical framework of antitrust is presented to gain some perspective...
This volume is a global reader. It presents materials and cases on the global issues of antitrust an...
The vigorous and non-discriminatory enforcement of antitrust law can contribute to promoting an inte...
This is the text of an interview conducted in writing by Professor A. Douglas Melamed, Stanford Law ...
The globalization of business has resulted in a host of new issues facing antitrust regulators. As t...