Industrial Policy & Antitrust
A special issue on industrial policy and competitiveness, prepared with the International Center for Law & Economics. It asks where the boundaries lie between competition and industrial policy. An introduction and 11 contributions, published from 12 November 2025 to 12 December 2025.
Introduction by Thibault Schrepel, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam; Dirk Auer, International Center for Law & Economics
Contributions
Newest firstWilliam Lehr, Volker Stocker and Jason Whalley
Understanding Digital Sovereignty in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
12 December 2025
Elizabeth J. Durango-Cohen, Yidan Sun and Liad Wagman
Return-to-Office Policies and AI Knowledge Sharing: A Game-Theoretic Analysis
8 December 2025
European Digital Sovereignty: From Naïveté to Sustainability?
5 December 2025
Revisiting Antitrust in the Age of Great-Powers Competition
3 December 2025
EU Digital Regulation as Industry Shaping Policy: The DSA, Brussels Effect, and Global Competitiveness
1 December 2025
The Rise of Industrial Policy in Europe and the Search for Growth and Innovation: A Golden Opportunity for Competition Authorities
26 November 2025
AI, Data, And Leveraging Strategies: Implications For Antitrust
24 November 2025
Antitrust and Great Powers Rivalry
21 November 2025
China and the Paradox of Protectionism?
19 November 2025
Industrial Policy and Competitiveness: Non-Tariff Barriers and Incentives to Innovate
17 November 2025
A Return of Industrial Policies? Only a Partial and Dystopic One
14 November 2025