Anti-Cartel Enforcement in a Contemporary Age Leniency Religion
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Biographical note
Caron Beaton-Wells is a Professor at the Melbourne Law School, University of Melbourne. Christopher Tran is a barrister at the Victorian Bar, Australia.<i>Anti-Cartel Enforcement in a Contemporary Age</i> constitutes a very valuable volume. It challenges the too easily accepted assumptions concerning leniency and it explores many of the under-analysed questions relating to leniency’s place in the broader system of enforcement. It warrants a careful read of policy-makers, competition authorities’ officials and practitioners alike.
- Marek Martyniszyn, Concurrences
Profs Beaton-Wells and Tran assembled first-rate authors, and superbly structured the book's chapters, succeeding in making this book a must-read for both practitioners and scholars of the antitrust/competition.
- Toshiaki Takigawa, Symposium: Antritrust and Competition Policy Blog
...an interesting, timely, and important book. There is a tremendous variety of economic, legal, philosophical, and practical perspectives on the role of leniency policies in modern cartel enforcement in the U.S., the EU, and in other jurisdictions.
- Spencer Waller, Symposium: Antritrust and Competition Policy Blog
...the 16 chapters [the book] comprises are not only uniformly excellent, but they raise the right questions...It should figure on the reading list of all competition law enforcers and practitioners.
- Damien Geradin, Symposium: Antritrust and Competition Policy Blog
Nothing can detract form the excellent job all the contributors and the editors do in critically discussing the practical issues of leniency programmes...The book is a strongly recommended purchase for all academics and practitioners interested in antitrust enforcement issues.
- Florian Wagner von Papp, Symposium: Antritrust and Competition Policy Blog
Kudos to the editors and authors of [this work] for producing such an interesting, timely, and important book. There is a tremendous variety of economic, legal, philosophical, and practical perspectives on the role of leniency policies in modern cartel enforcement...Any practitioner, enforcement official, or academic involved or interested in cartel enforcement and the role of leniency will want to read this book.
- Spencer Weber Waller, World Competition Law and Economics Review