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Are you teaching a Competition Law course next semester? If you're planning your course reading list, take a look at the latest textbook offerings from Edward Elgar.

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EU Competition Law
Cases, Texts and Context
Eleanor M. Fox and Damien Gerard

‘Reading this brilliant casebook is like being in one of Professor Fox’s famed lectures: well-chosen texts, insightful commentary, historical and economic context, thought-provoking questions, and illuminating international comparisons. Clever, comprehensive, and thoughtful, it provides a fresh, lively, user-friendly perspective of value to students and practitioners alike.’

– Nicholas Levy, Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton, Brussels and London

Key features:

provides a clear, concise and up-to-date presentation of the law
includes important excerpts from all seminal competition decisions and judgements of the European Commission and the EU Courts
explains the critical nuances of cases by means of contextual notes and questions
integrates law, economics and other policies, providing a holistic sense of competition law and its place in the European system
compares EU competition law with US antitrust law, analysing the root of their differences and enabling the reader to derive comparative insights
supports general and advanced EU and international competition law courses.

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Comparative Competition Law and Economics
Roger J. Van den Bergh

‘This is an excellent and truly interdisciplinary textbook on competition law and economics, in which students learn both the most important economic insights and the legal rules in a clear and comprehensible way. Particularly valuable is the comparative perspective in regard to EU competition law, US antitrust law, and other new competition laws in the world.’

– Wolfgang Kerber, Marburg University, Germany

Key features:

uses economic insights to help students understand the context in which the rules of competition law are applied
systematically compares EU competition law and US antitrust law, with discussion of leading cases, in order to understand how the underlying principles work in practice
clear presentation, including boxes highlighting key case studies, ensures information on the competition laws of various BRIC countries is easily accessible
the comparative approach and use of international case studies make this an ideal textbook for students in any jurisdiction.

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