This article develops a comparative institutionalist framework to investigate how pro-
enforcement reforms leading to a change in competition policy regimes attracts FDI in host …

Neo‐Brandeisian legal scholars have recently revived the ideas of Supreme Court Justice
Louis Brandeis, who championed state regulation that preserved market competition and …

Competition law is a constitutive institution in capitalist markets, establishing the rules for
when interfirm coordination is allowed and where competition is required (Paul, 2020). Yet …

Competition authorities need a better understanding of the determinants of cartel self-
reporting in order to increase cartel members' incentives to apply for the benefit from …

The clearest and most up-to-date account of the achievementsÑand setbacksÑof the
European Union since 1945. Europe has been transformed since the Second World War. No …

Abstract In February 2015, Spain's Competition Authority imposed€ 32.4 million in fines on
five of the country's largest oil operators as sanctions for price collusion. This paper …

This is a book about a theory of social mechanisms and the behavior of groups. Our focus is
on applications to democracy and lobbying. The evidence suggests to us that economic …

This paper investigates the theoretically and empirically unsettled question of the effect of
the leniency programs on cartel duration, cartel fines and the length of the investigation. The …

This study investigates the effects of leniency programs on cartel duration, cartel fines, and
the length of investigations, providing empirical insights that contribute to the ongoing …

Competition law infringements have been theorised to be a consequence of flawed
monitoring by the board of directors. The focus of European Union competition law on …