This volume features the papers presented at the annual Concurrences Journal conference held on 15 February 2010 at the Assemblée nationale in Paris. After the key note speeches from Commissionner Joaquin Almunia and DoJ Antitrust Attorney General Christine Varney, the papers address five issues : EU Competition policy in 2010 and Onwards ; Antitrust enforcement convergence in a global world ; Behavioural economics : Questioning the foundations of antitrust ; Sector inquiries: Complements or substitutes for antitrust enforcement ; Sanctions: Is more always better ?

New frontiers of antitrust 2010

This volume reproduces the papers presented at the annual Concurrences Journal conference held on 10 February 2012 at the French Parliament. After a key note paper from Commissionner Joaquin Almunia on Industrial policy and Competition policy in the EU in 2012, the papers adress four issues : Compliance Programs: How efficient are they really ? Procedural autonomy : Is it time for convergence in Europe ? Prescription markets : Can competition law deal with the principal/ agent issue ? Anticompetitive object vs. anticompetitive effect: Does it really matter ?

New frontiers of antitrust 2012

This volume contains the papers presented at the annual Concurrences Journal conference held on 22 February 2013 at the French Parliament. After a key note paper from Commissionner Joaquin Almunia on the state of competition policy enforcement in the EU in 2013, the papers adress four main issues :. Opening competition in protected sectors: Should new entrants be protected?. Personal data: Will competition law collide with privacy?. Private enforcement: Will the wave be coming from Brussels, London, Paris or. elsewhere?. Industrial policy: Can a pro-competition industrial policy exist?The volume ends by a contribution of Fleur Pellerin on innovation and competition.

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