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The Objectives and Nature of Competition Law: Sonya M. Willimsky (1997)The Concept(s) of Competition; Barry E. Hawk (1988) The American (Anti-trust)Revolution: Lessons for the EEC?. The Economic Concerns of Competition Law:Robert H. Lande (1982-83) Wealth Transfers as the Original and PrimaryConcern of Anti-trust - The Efficiency Interpretation Challenged; Alex P.Jacquemin (1970) The Criterion of Economic Performance in the Anti-trustPolicies of the United States and the European Economic Community. ThePolitical Concerns of Competition Law: Robert Pitofsky (1979) The PoliticalContent of Antitrust; Bastiaan Van der Esch (1980) EEC Competition Rules -Basic Principles and Policy Aims. The Extraterritoriality Application ofCompetition Law: Paul Torremans (1996) Extraterritorial Application of EC andUS; The Scope of Competition Law - Vertical Restraints: Frank H. Easterbrook(1984) Vertical Arrangements and the Rule of Reason; Richard A. Posner(1977-78) The Rule of Reason and the Economic Approach - Reflections on theSylvania Decision.; Public Undertakings and State Aids: Christopher Bright(1993) Article 90, Economic Policy and the Duties of Member States; AnthonyGardner (1995) The Velvet Revolution: Article 90 and the Triumph of the FreeMarket in Europe's Regulated Sectors. Selected Legal Concepts and Challengesin Competition Law -; The Rule of Reason and Per Se Rules: Rudolph J. Peritz(1988-89) The "Rule of Reason" in Antitrust Law - Property Logic in Restraintof Competition; Richard Whish and Brenda Sufrin (1987) Article 85 and theRule of Reason. Dominance, Concerted Practices and Joint Dominance:;Valentine Korah (1980) Concept of Dominant Position within the Meaning ofArticle 86; Trevor Soames (1996) An Analysis of the Principles of ConcertedPractices and Collective Dominance: A Distinction without a Difference?; RosaGreaves (1998) Article 86 EC Treaty and Intellectual Property Rights.Essential Facilities Doctrine: Daniel Glasl (1994) Essential FacilitiesDoctrine in EC Anti-trust Law - A Contribution to the Current Debate. Abuse:David J. Gerber (1987) Law and the Abuse of Economic Power in Europe; ThomasSharpe (1987) Predation.; Efficiency Defence in Mergers: Pierre-Emmanuel Noel(1997) Efficiency Considerations in the Assessment of Horizontal Mergersunder European and U.S. Antitrust Law. Competition Law and the GlobalEconomy: Ignacio De Leon (1997) The Dilemma of Regulating InternationalCompetition under the WTO System; Spencer Weber Waller (1994) Neo-Realism andthe International Harmonization of Law: Lessons from Antitrust.