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Concurrences is a fantastic resource for all things competition. Not only for those interested in European law, but for everyone; enforcers, academics and practitioners around the world. Concurrences brings us all together to advance knowledge in the competition arena.

The e-Competitions initiative has started to fill an important gap, i.e. the building of a corpus of useful information on European national doctrine, legislation and precedents.

Concurrences is the only publication on the market to provide an analysis of the major competition law issues by experts from both the professional and the academic domain. The many conferences organized by the review address the most on-point issues providing valuable insights from businesses, competition authorities and lawyers working in the field on a daily basis.

Through its different publication formats, Concurrences offers insight into EU and National leading cases as well as expert analysis of a wide range of topical matters on Competition Law. Thus, Concurrences provides useful tools for practitioners of Competition Law, in European and National contexts, while promoting critical thinking about the application of Competition Law and its evolution across borders.

Concurrences is a unique platform for antitrust/competition lawyers worldwide, providing a great network of enforcers, academics and practitioners. In a fast-paced legal environment, Concurrences keeps a finger on the pulse of the market and presents key topics for discussion in a timely manner.

I’ve had the privilege of speaking at Concurrences conferences and writing for its publications and found them informative and timely. The Conferences in particular are a terrific opportunity to hear from and talk to enforcers and other experts from around the world.

The e-Competitions Bulletin from Concurrences is an excellent way of catching up on interesting competition decisions around the world that I might otherwise fail to spot. I regularly share them with colleagues at the court and in academia.

e-Competitions’ concept has been very innovative from the start, not only from a technical point of view but also given its extended comparative law approach. Its implementation is impressive with a network of antitrust professionals in numerous States. It has become a very valuable source of information and an indispensable tool for knowledge and consistency for national judges in competition law and economics at national European and international levels, and especially for the members of the European Association of Competition Law Judges.

In times where antitrust law enforcement becomes increasingly global, the e-Competitions Bulletin as well as the Concurrences Review are great resources for practitioners and academia. In particular, I regularly check the e-Competitions Special Issues to stay updated on relevant national developments and discussions on topical antitrust issues.

Searches carried out via Concurrences+ provide substantial and reliable results. Concurrences+ offers direct, fast and efficient access to in-depth articles on legal doctrine, commented case law, proceedings of conferences organized by Concurrences on fast-developing subjects, and monographs published by Concurrences. Using a single portal, you can obtain comprehensive answers to your questions.

At national level, accessing cases on licensing is not quite so convenient, and we have e-Competitions to thank for providing us with the Member States cases.

Thanks to e-Competitions, my antitrust law students can get up-to-date and informative information on current EU and US antitrust policy issues.

Having access to Concurrences+ gives us the opportunity to read top quality publications in the field of competition law and very updated contributions. Today that is critical for a company, considering the fast-changing landscape of economy and technology and its consequences on antitrust analysis. Moreover, the pragmatic approach of the Concurrences+ publications is very appreciated from the perspectives of in-house lawyers.

Concurrences Review provides up-to-date analysis by well-known specialists in the field of competition law. It has become an indispensable source of information on the various debates related to it.

Le mérite de Concurrences est de proposer un suivi aussi rigoureux que pertinent de l’actualité des différentes branches du droit du marché , aussi bien interne qu’européen, en l’accompagnant d’une doctrine approfondie , alliant harmonieusement le droit et l’économie, le tout dans une ouverture constante à l’international. Concurrences est devenue ainsi un outil indispensable pour le praticien.

Concurrences is the starting point of any research activity in competition law. It offers an exceptional variety of cases and analysis from most respected academics, enforcers, and practitioners. Articles, case notes and conferences address most important issues for the development of antitrust in the EU. We are glad to provide our students with the possibility to access such platform which contributes to the quality of their academic experience.

The e-Competitions bulletins and case bank are very useful tools when doing so. The approach in one jurisdiction can affect other jurisdiction and in international deals which require a number of filings around the world a coherent and co-ordinated international merger control strategy is of paramount importance.

We are subscriber since the very beginning. Concurrences database is a great value for our practices. Therefore we recommend very strongly this so useful platform.

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Concurrences is the most comprehensive tool for keeping abreast of global developments in competition law from articles written by experienced practitioners. In addition, it regularly organizes hot-topic conferences with great speakers. A must-have for any antitrust lawyer!

e-Competitions is an amazing resource. It is THE place to go to find the current jurisprudence of the Member States in virtually every area of competition law.