| International and comparative
competition law |
| Section A: The
internationalisation of competition policy |
| ·
Globalisation and actors in the process of
internationalisation |
| ·
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and
Development (OECD) |
| ·
World Trade Organisation (WTO) |
| ·
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
(UNCTAD) |
| ·
Multinational enterprises (MNEs) |
| ·
International Competition Network (ICN) |
| Section B: Unilateral,
bilateral and multilateral strategies |
| ·
Extraterritoriality and principles of public
international law |
| ·
United States antitrust law |
| ·
European Community competition law |
| ·
Bilateral cooperation and agreements |
| ·
Multilateral cooperation: A global competition
regime? |
| Section C: The
competition rules of developing and developed countries |
| ·
United States antitrust law |
| ·
European Community competition law |
| ·
Competition rules in Member States of the European
Union |
| ·
Japanese anti-monopoly law |
| ·
Canadian competition law |
| ·
Competition law and policy in developing countries:
Asia, Africa and the Middle East |
| Section D: Competition
and trade policy |
| ·
Aims and objectives |
| ·
Similarities and differences |
| ·
World Trade Organization |
Sequence:
Section A first. |
Textbook:
Maher M. Dabbah,
The Internationalisation of Antitrust Policy (Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, 2003),
ISBN: 9780521820790 |
