This chapter is a reflection on two papers by Francis Snyder that are book ends of his scholarship on soft law: his 1993 Modern Law Review article and his chapter in the Edward Elgar Research Handbook on Soft Law (2022). His 1993 article is famous for his definition of soft law so it is...

Networks of competition agencies are now a central feature of international competition law enforcement and policy. The nature of these networks varies from little more than occasional talking shops, to arrangements for knowledge exchange and technical assistance, through to the European...

Books reviewed: The European Central Bank: The New European Leviathan, by D. Howarth and P. Loedel The European System of Central Banks: An Autonomous Actor? The Quest for an Institutional Balance in EMU, by B. Dutzler The Law of the European Central Bank, by C. Zilioli and M. Selmayr Europe in...

Books reviewed: J. Zielonka, Explaining Euro-Paralysis: Why Europe is Unable to Act in International Politics J. Zielonka, Paradoxes of European Foreign Policy L-E. Cederman, Constructing Europe's Identity: The External Dimension M. Maresceau and E. Lannon, The EU's Enlargement and Mediterranean...

Central to the internationalization of competition law has been the emergence of transnational networks of competition officials and experts. These networks have operated in three main areas: co-ordination on enforcement; technical assistance; and moves to develop overarching competition...