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Anti-Cartel Enforcement Worldwide 3 Volume Hardback Set

Anti-Cartel Enforcement Worldwide 3 Volume Hardback Set

Anti-Cartel Enforcement Worldwide 3 Volume Hardback Set

Published:
September 2009
Availability:
Available
Format:
Multiple copy pack
ISBN:
9780521897211

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Multiple copy pack
3 Hardback books

    This comprehensive multi-contributor collection includes details about every jurisdiction where a mechanism for anti-cartel regulation has been introduced. A concise account of each jurisdiction is provided, presented in a practical and clear manner with the aid of flowcharts, diagrams and tables. Anti-Cartel Enforcement Worldwide aims to provide the legal community, in particular law firms and policy-makers, with an important and authoritative source for information and reference, which will prove valuable when making decisions and delivering sound and accurate advice relating to cartel cases.

    • Key reference guide for competition departments of law firms, libraries and competition authorities
    • Concise, practical accounts of the law in each jurisdiction will help lawyers and policy-makers make decisions and ensure they deliver sound and accurate advice in cartel cases
    • Comprises three hardback volumes, to be updated annually by a paperback supplement

    Product details

    September 2009
    Multiple copy pack
    9780521897211
    3000 pages
    258 × 178 × 88 mm
    3.75kg
    Available

    Table of Contents

    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Albania
    • 3. Algeria
    • 4. Argentina
    • 5. Armenia
    • 6. Australia
    • 7. Austria
    • 8. Belgium
    • 9. Bosnia and Herzegovina
    • 10. Brazil
    • 11. Bulgaria
    • 12. Canada
    • 13. Chile
    • 14. China
    • 15. Costa Rica
    • 16. Croatia
    • 17. Cyprus
    • 18. Czech Republic
    • 19. Denmark
    • 20. EEA
    • 21. Egypt
    • 22. El Salvador
    • 23. Estonia
    • 24. EU
    • 25. Finland
    • 26. France
    • 27. Germany
    • 28. Greece
    • 29. Hong Kong
    • 30. Hungary
    • 31. Iceland
    • 32. India
    • 33. Ireland
    • 34. Israel
    • 35. Italy
    • 36. Japan
    • 37. Jordan
    • 38. Kenya
    • 39. Korea
    • 40. Latvia
    • 41. Lithuania
    • 42. Luxembourg
    • 43. Macedonia
    • 44. Malta
    • 45. The Netherlands
    • 46. New Zealand
    • 47. Norway
    • 48. Pakistan
    • 49. Peru
    • 50. The Philippines
    • 51. Portugal
    • 52. Qatar
    • 53. Romania
    • 54. Saudi Arabia
    • 55. Singapore
    • 56. Slovak Republic
    • 57. Slovenia
    • 58. South Africa
    • 59. Spain
    • 60. Sweden
    • 61. Switzerland
    • 62. Taiwan
    • 63. Thailand
    • 64. Tunisia
    • 65. Turkey
    • 66. Ukraine
    • 67. United Kingdom
    • 68. United States
    • 69. Venezuela.
      General Editors
    • Maher M. Dabbah , Queen Mary University of London

      Maher M. Dabbah is a barrister of the Middle Temple and the Director of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Competition Law and Policy (ICC) at Queen Mary, University of London. He acts as special counsel and consultant to a number of international organisations, governments and multinational firms.

    • Barry E. Hawk , Skadden Arps Slate Meagher and Flom LLP

      Barry E. Hawk is a partner at the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and the Director of the Fordham Competition Law Institute. He has advised leading companies and governments on competition law and policy, conducted annual seminars for officials of the European Commission and served as a consultant to the Commission's Legal Service and to the OECD.