Beyond Brussels and Washington
Competition law as it is written and enforced elsewhere in the world. 13 publications, from 2015 to 2026.
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Latin Antitrust Chronicles: September 2025-March 2026
Carlos Ragazzo, Marcela Mattiuzzo, Bruna Cataldo and Clara Duarte
This edition of the Latin Antitrust Chronicles provides an overview of the main developments that took place in late 2025 and early 2026 across Argentina, Brazil, and Mexico.
Introducing Dynamic Competition in the Middle East
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is the most ambitious economic transformation program in the world today, yet it is widely misunderstood in the West.
2025
China and the Paradox of Protectionism?
The very idea of industrial policy implies that industrial capabilities, and thus comparative advantages, are malleable and can be deliberately created.
The New AI Regulation in Korea: Problems of Jurisdictional Overlaps
Each country has distinct governmental and political systems, which reflect its unique approaches to digital regulation. Korea stands out for its proactive regulatory policies in the digital markets, including the field of…
Japanese AI Regulation and Competition Law
Kyohei Yamamoto and Yasunori Tabei
This article explores Japan’s emerging approach to regulating generative AI, balancing innovation and risk. The government emphasizes soft, sector-specific regulation guided by international norms, while the 2025 AI Bill outlines…
Computational Antitrust: Evidence From 25 Antitrust Agencies
This paper explores patterns from the Stanford Computational Antitrust project’s fourth annual report, which includes contributions from 25 agencies worldwide.
Brazilian Merger Policy in Digital Markets: What Can We Expect in 2025?
Brazil has engaged in extensive discussions regarding new approaches for reviewing mergers and acquisitions in digital markets. In 2024, the Secretariat for Economic Reforms at the Ministry of Finance (MF) introduced new…
Latin Antitrust Chronicles: October 2024 – February 2025
Bruna Cataldo, Carlos Ragazzo and Marcela Mattiuzzo
This overview highlights the Brazilian competition authority’s investigations into issues related to human resources– CADE launched two new investigations in late 2024– as well as some of the key takeaways from the OECD’s Latin…
2024
Latin Antitrust Chronicles: July – September 2024
Marcela Mattiuzzo, Carlos Ragazzo and Bruna Cataldo
Automotive Cartel Investigation: CADE Focuses on Exchange of Sensitive Information Facts CADE is currently investigating prominent automakers–Audi AG, BMW AG, Porsche AG, Mercedes-Benz Group AG, and Volkswagen AG– who are accused…
Latin Antitrust Chronicles: January-June 2024
Bruna Cataldo and Marcela Mattiuzzo
The Latin American competition debate has seen significant early developments this year. In this inaugural edition of the Latin Antitrust Chronicles, we will delve into key cases from Brazil and Mexico to provide insight into the…
2023
What is at Stake if Antitrust Regulation Fails?
Momentum for regulating Big Tech is growing across the world. The European Union has been leading this fight for the past decade, frequently leveraging its antitrust laws, data protection laws, and other regulatory instruments to…
2019
Candid impressions from a trip in the heart of the Brazilian antitrust scene
I spent last week in Brazil, where I was invited by the International Chamber of Commerce to discuss blockchain and antitrust. The event has been very informative, a great success!
2015
China Antitrust Review 2014 and Perspectives for 2015 and Beyond
Download the article over here This article was written by Nathalie Boué, lawyer and professor at Temple University Beasley School of Law (Tokyo, Japan campus) and Sorbonne-Assas International Law School (Singapore campus).