Introduction&Ioannis Lianos and D. Daniel Sokol 1
PART Ⅰ. THE COMPETITION LAW PROCESS 15
1. The Limits of Antitrust and the Chicago School Tradition&George L. Priest 15
2. Competition Law and Human Rights： Striking a Balance Between Business Freedom and Regulatory Intervention&Arianna AndreangeliPART 22
Ⅱ. THE ECONOMIC LIMITS OF COMPETITION LAW 39
3. Limits of Imports from Economics into Competition Law&Anne-Lise Sibony 39
4. Complications in the Antitrust Response to Monopsony&Jeffrey L. Harrison 54
5. Antitrust and the Close Look： Transaction Cost Economics in Competition Policy&Herbert Hovenkamp 66
PART Ⅲ. COMPETITION LAW AND ITS SYNERGIES WITH OTHER AREAS OF LAW 83
6. Anticompetitive Government Regulation&D. Daniel Sokol 83
7. A Global Perspective on State Action&Damien M. B. Gerard 99
8. IP’s Advantages over Antitrust&Daniel A. Crane 117
9. Competition Law and Consumer Protection Against Unfair Commercial Practices： A More-than-Complementary Relationship？&Paolisa Nebbia 127
PART Ⅳ. COMPETITION LAW AND INSTITUTIONAL DESIGN 141
10. Judicial Scrutiny and Competition Authorities： The Institutional Limits of Antitrust&Javier Tapia and Santiago Montt 141
11. Competition Authorities： Independence and Advocacy&Frederic Jenny 158
12. Competition Law Remedies： In Search of a Theory&Ioannis Lianos 177
PART Ⅴ. COMPETITION LAW AND CULTURE 205
13. How Culture May Change Assumptions in Antitrust Policy&Thomas K. Cheng 205
14. Promoting Convergence of Competition Policies in Northeast Asia： Culture-Competition Correlation and Its Implications&Ki Jong Lee 221
15. The Limits of Competition Law in Latin America&Julian Pena 236
Notes 253
Index 283