Competition and the state

Part I. Conceptualizing and re-conceptualizing the interaction between competition law and government activities

1. Privatization and competition policy / Alexander Volokh

2. Toward a bureaucracy-centered theory of the interaction between competition law and state activities / Ioannis Lianos

3. Competition issues and private infrastructure investment through public-private partnerships / R. Richard Geddes

Part II. Is there a need for a specific substantive legal framework in domestic and international competition law?

4. State-owned enterprises versus the state : lessons from trade law / Wentong Zheng

5. What drives merger control? : how government sets the rules and play / D. Daniel Sokol

6. Antitrust enforcement and regulation : different standards but incentive coherent? / Alberto Heimler

7. International law and competition policy / Paul B. Stephan

8. The Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act : further limitations on the ability of the antitrust regime to promote consumer welfare / Joseph P. Bauer

Part III. Jurisdictional experiences

9. Competition advocacy of the Korean competition authority / Dae-Sik Hong

10. Competition and the state in China / Thomas K. Cheng

11. State aids in European Union competition law / Leigh Hancher and Francesco Salerno

12. Australian experience with competition law : the state as a market actor / Deborah Healey

13. Merger analysis and public transport service contracts / Philippe Gagnepain, Marc Ivaldi, and Chantal Latgé-Roucolle.