Private Antitrust Litigation in the European Union and Japan – A Comparative Perspective : Book Excerpts

This document contains excerpts from the book Private Antitrust Litigation in the European Union and Japan – A Comparative Perspective (Maklu Publishers, February 2013). The book contains the following chapters:IntroductionPart I - Private Antitrust Litigation in Japan Chapter 1: Historical BackgroundChapter 2: Damages ActionsChapter 3: InjunctionsChapter 4: Residents' Lawsuits on the Basis of the Local Autonomy ActChapter 5: Other Forms of Private Antitrust Litigation (covering voidness, unjust enrichment claims, annulment of arbitral awards and derivative actions)Chapter 6: Empirical Analysis of Japanese Antitrust CasesPart II - Private Antitrust Litigation in the European Union Chapter 7: Historical BackgroundChapter 8: Damages ActionsChapter 9: InjunctionsChapter 10: Other Forms of Private Antitrust Litigation (covering voidness, unjust enrichment claims, annulment of arbitral awards and derivative actions)Chapter 11: Empirical Analysis of Cases in the EUPart III - The Future of Private Antitrust Litigation in Japan and the EUChapter 12: The Debate About Whether Private Antitrust Litigation Should Be FacilitatedChapter 13: Moving Forward: Lessons from the Comparative Analysis