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This Book proposes a different approach to theorising, analysing and expounding antitrust issues. It states that at present, antitrust is addressed from top-down and narrow perspectives which in effect limit or exclude issues that could otherwise be addressed as antitrust-related especially...
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In this article, the author argues that restitution should be available in competition law cases. However, it should only be granted where the requirement of corrective justice is satisfied. Hence, as long as this justice criterion is most paramount to the court, restitution can then be applied...
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The prevailing theories and practices in antitrust are important as they, in fact, serve as the spine of antitrust laws and policies. It would, as such, not be far-fetched to say that without theories antitrust law will make no sense. Theories set out conditions that guide our analysis and...
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Copyright laws, policies and enforcement mechanisms would be considered weak if inf-ringers reign free. The vulnerability of internet copyrighted materials is dire in the internet age mainly because of the ease of engaging in illegal copying, sharing, downloading, and streaming of copyright...
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