Antitrust Chronicle® – (Geo)Political Antitrust
Dear Readers, For much of its modern history, antitrust has presented itself as a technocratic exercise: a discipline of market definition, competitive effects, and carefully calibrated interventions designed to...
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May 2026 - 2
Questions once viewed as external to antitrust — national security, economic resilience, strategic autonomy, and state power — increasingly shape the context in which competition policy is designed and enforced.

May 2026 - 1
Healthcare remains one of the most complex and consequential frontiers for competition policy. The contributions in this issue reflect a field in flux: where traditional antitrust tools are being tested against new forms of market power, and where global policy interventions reverberate across jurisdictions.

April 2026 - 2
This Chronicle examines an area of merger analysis that continues to evolve rapidly: the assessment of unilateral effects and the economic frameworks used to evaluate them.
Media
Books
ANTITRUST ECONOMICS AT A TIME OF UPHEAVAL: Recent Competition Policy Cases on Two Continents
Editors
John Kwoka, Jr.
Tommaso M. Valletti
Lawrence J. White, eds
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