Competition Law Journal provides:

• short, practitioner-focused articles on European and domestic competition law and practice
• an easy to find source of commentary on cases, news and developments
• discussion of mainstream economic thinking on recent cases and competition law investigations

 Recent articles include:

• The Increasing Use of Administrative Settlement Procedures in UK and EC Competition Investigations
  John Lawrence and Mark Sansom
• DWR Cymru v Albion Water Limited: A Consideration of Margin Squeeze in the UK
  Jonathan Parker
• Prosecuting Cartels for Conspiracy to Defraud
  Maya Lester
• Consumer Class Actions Made Easy
  David Shapiro
• Is Competition Everything?
  Peter Freeman
• The Control of Dominant Firms in the UK: The Jurisprudence of the CAT
  Bill Allan

Competition Law Reports - the official printed source of proceedings in the Competition Appeal Tribunal.

2012 Subscription information

£252.00 (mainland UK p&p free, non mainland UK p&p + £20.00)
ISSN 1476-9085
4 issues per year
Annual subscription period runs January - December

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Editors

David Bailey, Solicitor, New York Attorney, Referendaire Competition Appeal Tribunal
Christopher Brown, Barrister, Matrix Chambers
Sarah Long, Solicitor, Policy Analyst, OECD

Advisory Board

Daniel Beard, Monckton Chambers
Margaret Bloom, King's College London
Kevin Coates, EC Commission
Charles Dhanowa, Registrar, Competition Appeal Tribunal
Peter Freeman CBE, QC (Hons), Senior Consultant Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP, Member, Competition Appeal Tribunal
Josh Holmes, Monckton Chambers
Katharine Holmes, Reed Smith
Sir Jeremy Lever QC, Monckton Chambers
Julian Miezitis, Associated British Foods plc
Gunnar Niels, OXERA
Ian Rose, Partner, Global Competition, Regulatory and Trade Group, Salans LLP
Tom Usher, SJ Berwin
Ben Rayment, Barrister, Monckton Chambers
Professor Richard Whish, King's College London
Peter Willis, Dundas and Wilson

"Full of topical information and comment ... clear and accessible"
World Competition

"Up-to-date ... comparatively short articles by busy practitioners on everything the UK practitioner needs to know"
Professor Valentine Korah Introductory Guide to EC Competition Law

The editors welcome the submission of material for consideration for publication. Articles not longer than 4,000 words are preferred, although longer submissions will be considered. Material submitted should be original contributions and should not be under consideration for publication in any other journal. Contributions can only be accepted on the understanding that all copyright clearances have been obtained by the author(s). The address for submissions is:

The Editors
Competition Law Journal
Jordan Publishing Limited
21 St Thomas Street
Bristol BS1 6JS, UK

Alternatively, material may be submitted by email to complawjournal@jordanpublishing.co.uk.

Submission format

Material should be supplied electronically by email, together with a print out. The electronic version and the print out should be exact copies. The document should be saved in Microsoft Word for Windows. Documents prepared on a Macintosh should be converted for PC compatibility.

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Author's name and affiliation should appear after the submission title. Email address for receipt of proofs, and postal address for receipt of voucher copy of the Journal should be given separately.

Proofs

Proofs will be emailed to authors for minimal, clear corrections, and for immediate return to the publisher.

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A leaflet is available, on request, from the publisher:

Competition Law Journal
Jordan Publishing Limited
21 St Thomas Street
Bristol BS1 6JS, UK

Email complawjournal@jordanpublishing.co.uk

References

Authors should be as accurate as possible when citing references of any kind, and should provide the fullest possible details, especially when citing material from non-UK jurisdictions.

Issue 1 2012

ARTICLES

Competition Law: Review of 2011
Brian Kennelly

The Jurisdiction of the CAT: A Time for Change?
Tony Woodgate and Ilaria Filippi

Reforming UK Competition Law Regime: The Consumer Perspective
Maria Ioannidou

Concurrent Exercise of Competition Powers by the Sectoral Regulators:
is it Time for a More Radical Change of Approach?
John McInnes

The Demise of the De Minimis Exception and Rise to the Fore of an
Upfront Exemption for Small Mergers – a Proposal to Deregulate
Nikos Dimopoulos and Adam Labbett-Ainsworth

What Should the Dishonesty Element of the UK Cartel Offence be
Replaced With?
Scott Summers

Irish Competition Policy under the EU/IMF Spotlight
Aileen Murtagh

ECONOMIC FOCUS

Thanks for Sharing: Can Exchanging Information be Good for
Competition?
Reinder Van Dijk and Dr Leonie Bell