Global reading room

The global reading room is necessarily select and incomplete, but when time permits I will post links to relevant publications that pique my interest …

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Julie Clarke 23/10/20 Julie Clarke 23/10/20

Research Handbook on Methods and Models of Competition Law

Deborah Healey, Michael Jacobs, Rhonda Smith (eds), Research Handbook on Methods and Models of Competition Law (Edward Elgar, Nov 2020)

Julie Clarke 5/10/20 Julie Clarke 5/10/20

The Looming Crisis in Antitrust Economics

Herbert Hovenkamp, The Looming Crisis in Antitrust Economics (October 5, 2020) Boston University Law Review (2021)

Julie Clarke 7/9/20 Julie Clarke 7/9/20

Algorithms and Competition Law

Michal Gal and Thibault Schrepel, ‘Algorithms and Competition Law‘ (SSRN, 7 September 2020)

Julie Clarke 6/9/20 Julie Clarke 6/9/20

Radical Restorative Remedies for Digital Markets

Gal, Michal and Petit, Nicolas, Radical Restorative Remedies for Digital Markets (September 6, 2020). Berkeley Technology Law Journal, Vol. 37, No. 1, 2021,

Julie Clarke 17/8/20 Julie Clarke 17/8/20

Epic Games files lawsuits against Apple and Google

Julie Clarke 4/8/20 Julie Clarke 4/8/20

Antitrust in the Shadow of Market Disruptions

Barak Orbach, ‘Antitrust in the Shadow of Market Disruptions‘ (2020) 34(3) Antitrust 32

Julie Clarke 22/7/20 Julie Clarke 22/7/20

Antitrust and Platform Monopoly

Herbert Hovenkamp, University of Penn, Institute for Law and Economic Research Paper No 20-43 (22 July 2020). Abstract: “This article first considers an often-discussed question about large internet platforms that deal directly with consumers: Are they “winner take all,” or natural monopoly, firms?”

Julie Clarke 20/7/20 Julie Clarke 20/7/20

Antitrust: What Counts as Consumer Welfare?

Hovenkamp, Herbert, Antitrust: What Counts as Consumer Welfare? (July 20, 2020). U of Penn, Inst for Law & Econ Research Paper No. 20-44.

Julie Clarke 7/7/20 Julie Clarke 7/7/20

Attention Intermediaries: Regulatory Options and their Institutional Implications

Monti, Giorgio, Attention Intermediaries: Regulatory Options and their Institutional Implications (July 7, 2020). TILEC Discussion Paper No. DP2020-018

Julie Clarke 6/7/20 Julie Clarke 6/7/20

Market adjustments, Competition Law and the Covid-19 Pandemic

“Frédéric discusses how competition agencies have been responding to the challenges brought by the Covid-19. …“

Julie Clarke 18/5/20 Julie Clarke 18/5/20

Blockchain Code as Antitrust

Thibault Schrepen and Vitalik Buterin. Abstract: In this article, we show that blockchain can help in reaching the goals of antitrust law in situations where the rule of law does not apply. We detail what needs to be done to this end, from both a technical and legal standpoint.

Julie Clarke 11/5/20 Julie Clarke 11/5/20

Do Competition Lawyers Harm Welfare?

Richard Whish, Do Competition Lawyers Harm Welfare?, Concurrentialiste (May 11, 2020)

Julie Clarke 6/4/20 Julie Clarke 6/4/20

POWER: Trust and Distrust

Eleanor M. Fox, POWER: Trust and Distrust, CONCURRENTIALISTE (Apr. 6, 2020): “Eleanor explores how antitrust and other instruments have been dealing with the many dimension of power, from 1890 to these days of corona-crisis.“

Julie Clarke 1/10/19 Julie Clarke 1/10/19

Platforms, Power and the Antitrust Challenge: A Modest Proposal to Narrow the US-Europe Divide

Eleanor M Fox, ‘Platforms, Power and the Antitrust Challenge: A Modest Proposal to Narrow the U.S.–Europe Divide’ (2019) 98(2) Nebraska Law Review 297

Julie Clarke 30/9/19 Julie Clarke 30/9/19

Essential Platforms

Julie Clarke 16/9/19 Julie Clarke 16/9/19

Reactionary antitrust

John M Newman, Reactionary Antitrust (September 16, 2019). Concurrences Revue, No. 4 (2019)

Julie Clarke 1/9/18 Julie Clarke 1/9/18

Algorithmic Opacity and Exclusion in Antitrust Law

Mark R Patterson, Algorithmic Opacity and Exclusion in Antitrust Law (2018). Italian Antitrust Review; Fordham Law Legal Studies Research Paper No. 3400208