Thibault SchrepelPublished 2 June 2020
Reading suggestions, May 2020
Academic papers and articles Thibault Schrepel enjoyed reading in May 2020.
AntitrustBlockchain & artificial intelligenceBig TechEconOECDOther
Antitrust
- Blockchain Code as AntitrustThibault Schrepel & Vitalik Buterin
- Do Competition Lawyers Harm Welfare?Richard Whish
- Updating “market definition”Nicolas Petit & Thibault Schrepel
- What Every Antitrust Lawyer Needs to Know About BlockchainDouglas H. Ginsburg & Thibault Schrepel
- Anticompetitive Effects in EU Competition LawPablo Ibáñez Colomo
- Against the vertical discrimination presumptionGeoffrey Manne
- The Competitive Effects of the GDPRMichal S Gal & Oshrit Aviv
- Does Antitrust Have Digital Blind Spots?John M. Yun
- The European and U.S. Approaches to Antitrust and TechMaria Coppola & Renato Nazzini
- Privacy and Data ProtectionBill Kovacic & Douglas H. Ginsburg
- Politics Has No Place in Antitrust Enforcement, Left or RightSam Bowman
- Competition Law Enforcement and the COVID-19 Crisis: Business As (Un)usual?Frédéric Jenny
- A discussion between Doug Melamed & Josh WrightGAI
- Navigating the Platform Age: the ‘More Regulatory Approach’Marco Cappai & Giuseppe Colangelo
- Investigation into the State of Competition in the Digital Market PlaceRandy Picker
- Competition Laws and Corporate InnovationLevine, Lin, Wei & Xie
- The Case Against the New Populist Antitrust MovementDorsey, Manne, Rybnicek, Stout & Wright
Blockchain & artificial intelligence
- The first case of “blockchain antitrust”: Gallagher v. Bitcointalk.orgThibault Schrepel
- Blockchains Will Discourage Monopolies, Not Create ThemPaddy Baker
- European Commission planning tender for blockchain in international tradeLedger Insights
- Congress Has Now Introduced 32 Crypto And Blockchain BillsJason Brett
- Telegram abandons $1.7 billion crypto projectRobert Stevens
- Craig Wright vs. Crypto: The current state of his 5 libel lawsuitsTim Copeland
- Blockchains and Antitrust Laws Share the Same Objective, Says Vitalik ButerinMohammad Musharraf
Big Tech
- The Rise of Superstar Firms and the Fall of the Labor ShareDavid Autor
- What Does It Mean to “Have a Conversation” about a New Technology?Adam Thierer
- Challenges in Digital Technology Then and NowJonathan Zittrain & Brad Smith
- The COVID-19 Impact on App PopularityKatie Jones
- How the Pandemic Is Pushing Blockchain ForwardRemko van Hoek & Mary Lacity
Econ
- Economic Freedom and the Economic Consequences of the 1918 PandemicJamie Bologna Pavlik & Vincent Geloso
- Dithering and Open Versus FreeBen Thompson
- The smart contract revolution: a solution for the holdup problem?Olivier Meier & Aurélie Sannajust
- Zoom is Now Worth More Than the World’s 7 Biggest AirlinesIman Ghosh
- Oliver E. Williamson: A Personal AppreciationScott E. Masten
OECD
- Co-operation between competitors in the time of COVID-19
- Merger control in the time of COVID-19
- Exploitative pricing in the time of COVID-19
- COVID-19: Competition policy actions for governments and competition authorities
- Roundtable on Conglomerate Effects of Mergers – Background Note
- Consumer Data Rights and Competition – Background note
- Start-ups, Killer Acquisitions and Merger Control – Background Note
Other
- Revolt of the PublicMartin Gurri & Russ Roberts
- Coronavirus Will End the Golden Age for College TownsNoah Smith
- Vampires, Life Choices, and TransformationL.A. Paul & Russ Roberts
- The European Commission and the Revolving DoorSimon Luechinger & Christoph Moser
- Does Public Mood Influence the European Commission?Arthur Dyevre & Timothy Yu-Cheong Yeung
- The Crisis on Campus Is Here To StayTyler Cowen
- The COVID-19 pandemic is causing a crisis in the UK universitiesPeter Dolton
- Human Rights and Regulatory Responses to the COVID-19 PandemicBonavero Institute of Human Rights
- Yada Yada Law SchoolElaine Benes?
- Scientists are drowning in COVID-19 papers. Can new tools keep them afloat?Jeffrey Brainard
- The Last Dance!
Earlier months
All months- April 2020Antitrust, Blockchain & artificial intelligence, Big Tech
- March 2020Antitrust, Blockchain & artificial intelligence, Big Tech
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