What is antitrust for?
From consumer welfare to the return of industrial policy. 48 publications, from 2019 to 2026.
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2025
The Enigmas of Monopoly Power
Understanding Digital Sovereignty in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Return-to-Office Policies and AI Knowledge Sharing: A Game-Theoretic Analysis
European Digital Sovereignty: From Naïveté to Sustainability?
Revisiting Antitrust in the Age of Great-Powers Competition
EU Digital Regulation as Industry Shaping Policy: The DSA, Brussels Effect, and Global Competitiveness
The Rise of Industrial Policy in Europe and the Search for Growth and Innovation: A Golden Opportunity for Competition Authorities
AI, Data, And Leveraging Strategies: Implications For Antitrust
Antitrust and Great Powers Rivalry
China and the Paradox of Protectionism?
Industrial Policy and Competitiveness: Non-Tariff Barriers and Incentives to Innovate
A Return of Industrial Policies? Only a Partial and Dystopic One
Special Issue: Industrial Policy and Competitiveness
Dams For The Infinite River: Limits To Copyright’s Power Over The Next-Generation of Generative AI Media
Neo-Brandeisianism: A Policy at War With Itself
Rising Market Power: Evidence from Industry Studies
2024
The Long Future of the Neo-Brandeisian Movement, in Three Parts
Neo-Brandeis and Antitrust: an Olive Branch for Consensus
The Legacy of Neo-Brandeisianism: History or Footnote?
Dirk Auer and Lazar Radic
The Multi-Purpose Approach and Article 102 TFEU
Antimonopoly Antitrust Metrics
The Antitrust Revolution That Mostly Wasn’t and Probably Won’t Be
The Impact of the Neo-Brandeis Movement on Antitrust: A Sceptical View
Artificial Intelligence and Market Power
2023
Separation of Powers and Antitrust
Deglobalisation and competition policy: the challenge to European economic integration
Market Definition And Market Power Evaluation In Dynamic Industries
Dynamic Challenges to Market Definition and Market Power Evaluation in Antitrust Cases: The Long Road Ahead
The Expected Impact of “Great Power Competition” on Antitrust Policy
Antimonopolism as a Misunderstanding of Power
A “Proof of Vigilance” for Antitrust Constitutional Moment
2022
The Constitutional Moment That Wasn’t: 1912-1914 and the Meaning of the Sherman Act
Response to Professor Jonathan B. Baker On The Competitive Process Goal
A Competitive Process Goal Won’t Strengthen Antitrust
Do competition agencies harm welfare?
Blockchain power
The Unwise Extension of Antitrust Law to Labor Markets