Subjects:

Competition Law

Contents:

Introduction

Albania

Genci Krasniqi

Argentina

Marcelo A. den Toom

Armenia

Davit Harutyunyan and Karine Poladyan

Australia

Allan Fels, Sharon Henrick, and Martyn Taylor

Austria

Claudine Vartian

Barbados

Maher Dabbah

Belgium

Ivo Van Bael

Brazil

Cristianne S. Zarzur, Lilian Barreira and Thiago Bonini V. da Rocha

Canada

Mark Opashinov

Chile

Salvador Valdé

s, Francisco Ugarte and Cristiá

n Eyzaguirre

China

Maher Dabbah

Costa

Rica Maher Dabbah

Croatia

Boris Porobija

Cyprus

Maher Dabbah

Czech Republic

Alena Bá

nyaiová

and Lucie Bá

nyaiová

Denmark J

ens Munk Plum, Erik Bertelsen, Morten Kofmann and Emil Schnack

European Community

K. P. E Lasok QC and J. Holmes

European Economic Area

K. P. E Lasok QC and J. Holmes

Estonia

Martti Kalaus

Finland

Carl-Henrik Wallin and Mikael Wahlbeck

France

Joelle Salzmann and Laura Cerny

Germany

Werner Berg

Greece

Panayotis M. Bernitsas

Hungary

Pé

ter Lakatos and Attila Ungar

Iceland

Á

rni Vilhjá

lmsson and Ó

lafur Ari Jó

nsson

India Atul

Chitale

Indonesia

Pheo M Hutabarat

Ireland

Michael Collins SC

Israel

Maher Dabbah

Italy

Mario Siragusa and Matteo Beretta

Japan

Matsushita Mitsuo and Eriko Watanabe

Kenya

Maher Dabbah

Latvia

Liga Hartmane

Lithuania

Jaunius Gumbis and _ar_nas Keserauskas

Macedonia

Sanja Milanovic

Malta Eugene

Buttigieg and Lino Briguglio

Netherlands

Martijn Snoep and Bethan Ilett

New Zealand

Jillian Mallon, David Blacktop and Martyn Taylor

Norway

Eivind Vesterkjæ

r and Siri Teigum

Pakistan

Aliya Yusuf and Omar Iqbal

Peru

Maher Dabbah

Phillipines

Picazo Buyco Tan Fider and Santos

Poland

Agnieszka Stefanowicz-Baranska

Portugal

Má

rio Marques Mendes, Victor Calvete, Pedro Vilarinho Pires and Francisco Costa-Cabral

Romania

Gelu Goran

Russia

Maher Dabbah

Serbia

Montenegro Dejan Simic

Slovakia

_ubo_ Frolkovi_

Slovenia

Ralf Peschek and Markus Bruckmueller

South Africa

Pierre Brooks

Spain

Cani Fernandez, Andrew Ward, David Ortega and Arantzazu Golderos

Sri Lanka

U. L Kadurugamuwa

Sweden

Carl Wetter, Johan Karlsson and Susanne André

Switzerland

Olivier Mach and Benoî

t Merkt

Taiwan

Stephen Franck and Charles Hwang

Thailand

Peerapan Tungsuwan, David Washenfelder and Benedict W. W. Yong

Tunisia

Maher Dabbah

Turkey

Maher Dabbah

Ukraine

Galina Zagorodnyuk

United Kingdom

K. P. E Lasok QC and J. Holmes

United States

Clifford Aronson, Alec Chang, Barry Hawk, Neal Stoll, Michael Weiner, Doron Kalir, Raymond Reduque,

Neil Sirota and David Straite

Uzbekistan

Maher Dabbah

Venezuela

Gustavo J. Reyna and José

Humberto Frí

as

Zambia

Maher Dabbah.

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