Vladimir Pavic

The book covers a traditionally controversial intersection of Private International Law, Public International Law and Competition Law and their interplay in shaping the nation-state antitrust control. It examines the legal foundations of control, proclaimed and underlying justifications as well as the shortcoming of the current system. Comparative analysis includes American, British, German, French, Japanese and EU solutions and is centered on both substantive and procedural effects of cross-border anticompetitive conduct and mergers and acquisitions.