Thibault SchrepelPublished 30 June 2020
Reading suggestions, June 2020
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in June 2020.
AntitrustBlockchain & artificial intelligenceBig TechEconOther
Antitrust
- Uncertain Harms: The Case of Nascent CompetitorsScott Hemphill
- Blockchain Code Can Fill In When Antitrust Law FailsThibault Schrepel
- Fascism and MonopolyDaniel A. Crane
- A brief history of Article 102 TFEUThibault Schrepel
- The EU Goes Fishing for an Antitrust Case Against Apple — But There’s One ProblemAlec Stapp
- Carl Shapiro and Josh Wright Debate Antitrust and Competition Policy
- How Should Apple Make Money?Randy Picker
Blockchain & artificial intelligence
- What Is Ethereum 2.0?Everett Muzzy
- Why Big Pharma Is Betting on BlockchainAlison McCauley
- How to Make Advanced Smart Contracts Possible on BitcoinKyle Torpey
- Federal Reserve Endorses Ethereum-Backed Alternative To LiborJason Brett
- Unstoppable Domains Launches Censorship-Resistant Blogging PlatformWilliam Foxley
- Cryptocurrency World MapHolger Rohm
- From Athens to the Blockchain: Oracles for Digital DemocracyPoblet, Allen, Konashevych, Lane & Valdivia
- Coinbase CEO: Bitcoin to “deliver control back to users”Tim Copeland
- Report: New Amazon blockchain solution targets product authenticityDan Berthiaume
- How crypto can help make Andrew Yang’s ‘data dividend’ a realityJaime Chacon
- The Escobars Believe They’ve Found the Real SatoshiGreg Thomson
- How Blockchain Is Changing the Advertising IndustryFrank Edwood
- This Political Conversation With Vitalik Buterin Shows How Ethereum Could Change the WorldLeigh Cuen
- New York Times publishes details about its blockchain prototype projectMichael McSweeney
Big Tech
- Never-ending NichesBen Thompson
- The App Store Debate: A Story of EcosystemsSteven Sinofsky
- Future of Work and Employee EmpowermentMakridis & Han
- Research: The Average Age of a Successful Startup Founder Is 45Azoulay, Jones, Kim & Miranda
Econ
- Top 100 Economics Blogs of 2020Prateek Agarwal
- The Gospel According to Peter ThielIsabella Burton
- Williamson’s Advice to Ph.D. StudentsJohn de Figueiredo
- Reimagining CapitalismRebecca Henderson & Russ Roberts
- Memory, Attention, and ChoiceBordalo, Gennaioli & Shleifer
- Neuroeconomics and Shopping: Don’t Ask the Person, Ask the BrainColin Camerer
- Commission v Dôvera zdravotná poistʼovňaECJ, C‑262/18 P & C‑271/18 P
- Digital Services Act package – ex ante regulatory instrument of very large online platforms acting as gatekeepersEC
- Single Market – new complementary tool to strengthen competition enforcementEC
- White paper on levelling the playing field as regards foreign subsidiesEC
- Competition: Commission consults stakeholders on the Market Definition NoticeEC
- Opinion of Advocate General Kokott delivered on 4 June 2020Case C‑591/16 P, Lundbeck
- Opinion of Advocate General Pitruzzella delivered on 4 June 2020Case C‑823/18 P, GEA Group
- UK Supreme Court: Mastercard and Visa have infringed competition law
Other
- Peer ReviewRodney Brooks
- Human NatureSteven Pinker & Rutger Bregman
- Philosophy, Progress, and WisdomAgnes Callard & Russ Roberts
- MIT, guided by open access principles, ends Elsevier negotiations
- Can U.S. Universities Make a Comeback? A DebateTyler Cowen & Noah Smith
- Worldviews Are Pessimistic Because They Are OutdatedJoakim Book
- Annotated Bibliography of Covid-19 Legal LiteratureMelbourne Law School
Earlier months
All months- May 2020Antitrust, Blockchain & artificial intelligence, Big Tech
- April 2020Antitrust, Blockchain & artificial intelligence, Big Tech
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