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The full text of this journal is available online.
‘A valuable forum for practitioners and academics in the field of European competition law and economics, and a rare opportunity to view competition policy from a holistic perspective.’
Philip Lowe, Directorate General for Competition, European Commission
‘The European Competition Journal is valuable and important because it brings together law and economics, as is now essential, with practical and detailed papers on a wide variety of subjects.’
John Temple Lang, Cleary Gottlieb Steen and Hamilton LLP
‘The quality is consistently high, managing to ground economic policy discussion in the specifics of current EC doctrine.’ Josh Holmes, World Competition
Hart Publishing launched the European Competition Journal (ECJ) in spring 2005. We invite papers for this scholarly, peer-reviewed publication of original articles and analysis of current developments in competition law. The Journal is designed to complement and augment the existing literature with a special focus on European developments. Topics include:
Vertical and Conglomerate Mergers
Enlargement of the Union - the ramifications for Competition Policy
Unilateral and Coordinated Effects in Merger Control
Modernisation of European Competition law
Cartels and Leniency
Article 82- restatement or evolution?
There are five to six scholarly articles of 8-10,000 words with footnotes per issue and we welcome articles from scholars writing in English about developments in all European jurisdictions. We also welcome shorter articles or analysis from anywhere in the world, including analysis of new legislation, and lengthy review articles dealing with significant new publications.
The European Competition Journal is published
three times a year, appearing in April, July and December.The full text of the journal is now available to subscribers online.
Authors should contact the editors with their proposals of 300-500 words.They should submit their papers to either:
Dr Philip Marsden
Director, The Competition Law Forum
British Institute of International and Comparative Law
17 Russell Square, London WC1B 5JP, UK
Email: p.marsden@biicl.org
or
Simon Bishop
Partner, RBB Economics
Rond Point Schuman 6, B-1040 Brussels, Belgium
Email: Simon.Bishop@rbbecon.com
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