This paper is an account of the institutions of antitrust enforcement and adjudication in nine jurisdictions, across six continents, and the four principal international bodies involved with issues of antitrust. It synthesizes nine studies that illuminate the inner workings of each of systems in...

The authors make the case for allowing private parties direct access to the Competition Tribunal with respect to reviewable practices. Victims of practices found to be anti-competitive by the Tribunal ought to receive compensation for their injuries as well as injunctive relief to prevent future...

This article addresses a long-standing controversy in many antitrust/competition law regimes around the world, including Canada, as to the appropriate role for private enforcement of competition laws. The United States, from the origins of its antitrust law in 1890, has provided for an expansive...