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Global Antitrust and Compliance Handbook

Global Antitrust and Compliance Handbook

Author: D. Daniel Sokol; Daniel Crane; Ariel Ezrachi
Publisher: Oxford University Press
ISBN: 9780198703846
Published In: March 2014
Format: Paperback , 964 pages
Jurisdiction: International ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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- Written with the specific aim of assisting firms in their global compliance efforts
- Covers 43 jurisdictions across Europe, the Western Hemisphere, Asia and Pacific and Africa
- Edited by three leading scholars, with contributions from experienced competition law practitioners around the globe
- Consistent chapter structure allows for easy comparison
This multi-jurisdictional compliance guide offers a comprehensive and detailed multi-country review of critical antitrust compliance issues. The book outlines the laws and practice in forty three of the most important antitrust jurisdictions around the world - focusing on anticompetitive agreements, market power and monopolization, enforcement, arbitration and remedies.

With compliance requirements in mind, the book provides law firms and in-house lawyers with the necessary information to explore the changing global antitrust landscape.

Chapters in this guide follow a clear division to sections and include discussion of the enforcement priorities in each jurisdiction. Contributions to this book have been authored by leading competition law practitioners from their respective jurisdictions.

Readership: In-house lawyers or law firm practitioners who want to analyse the critical antitrust compliance issues in key jurisdictions.
Western Hemisphere
1.: Argentina
2.: Brazil
3.: Canada
4.: Chile
5.: Colombia
6.: Mexico
7.: Peru
8.: United States
Asia and Pacific
9.: Australia
10.: China
11.: Hong Kong
12.: India
13.: Israel
14.: Japan
15.: New Zealand
16.: South Korea
17.: Taiwan
18.: Turkey
Europe
19.: Austria
20.: Czech Republic
21.: Denmark
22.: Estonia
23.: European Union
24.: Finland
25.: France
26.: Germany
27.: Greece
28.: Hungary
29.: Ireland
30.: Italy
31.: Latvia
32.: Lithuania
33.: Netherlands
34.: Norway
35.: Poland
36.: Portugal
37.: Romania
38.: Russia
39.: Spain
40.: Sweden
41.: Switzerland
42.: United Kingdom
Africa
43.: South Africa
Edited by D. Daniel Sokol, Associate Professor of Law, University of Florida, Daniel Crane, Professor of Law, University of Michigan, and Ariel Ezrachi, Slaughter and May University Lecturer in Competition Law, Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford, Director of the Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy, University of Oxford

D. Daniel Sokol is an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Florida and editor of the Antitrust and Competition Policy Blog.

Daniel Crane is a Professor of Law at the University of Michigan.

Ariel Ezrachi is the Slaughter and May University Professor in Competition Law and a Fellow of Pembroke College, Oxford. He also is director of the Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy (CCLP).
"Mssrs Sokol, Crane, and Ezrachi have quarterbacked a new country-by-country competition law compendium that serves as a one-stop shop resource for business leaders and their counselors. Covering 43 jurisdictions with each country's chapter written by a who's who of international competition law practitioners, this publication is particularly useful for in-house counsel who advise far-flung business operations and need a solid, credible reference to quickly ascertain core competition law principles. This volume holds a place on my desk reserved only for a few "go-to" world competition law authorities." - Brian R. Henry, Senior Managing Counsel, North America Competition Law, The Coca-Cola Company

"This is an ambitious comparative review of antitrust law requirements around the world. It contributes significantly to current knowledge in that it covers a number of jurisdictions not normally covered by reviews such as this" - Anne Riley, Group Antitrust Counsel, Shell International