Charbit, Nicolas; Moretto, Thomas; Jenny, Frederic

Frédéric Jenny Liber Amicorum Standing Up for Convergence and Relevance in Antitrust - VOL II

N. Charbit & Th. Moretto (eds.)

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Dr. Frédéric Jenny is the Renaissance man of competition policy. As an economist, scholar, judge and enforcer, he has helped transform the landscape of global competition enforcement. This second volume containing 19 new articles, addresses a range of issues to which Fred has made important intellectual and international contributions, including trade and competition, institution-building, and the new issues of online markets and theories of harm.

Read the Foreword by Philip Marsden
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See full List of Contributors.

With contributions from: Robert D. Anderson, Jean-François Bellis, Paulo Burnier de Silveira, Luis Campos, Guy Canivet, Alexandre Carbonnel, Pedro Caro de Sousa, John M. Connor, Paula de Andrade Baqueiro, Paula Farani de Azevedo Silveira, Eran Fish, Michal S. Gal , Douglas H. Ginsburg, Antonio Gomes, Keith Klovers, Godfrey Lam, François-Charles Laprévote, Paul Lugard, Mel Marquis, Amaury Sibon, Ingrid Vandenborre, Daniel P. Werner.

See Volume I: Frédéric Jenny Liber Amicorum, Standing Up for Convergence and Relevance in Antitrust - Volume I, 1st January 2019, Concurrences

Testimonials

Gönenç Gürkaynak
ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law (Istanbul)

Turkey 173 contributions 84443 visits

It is not easy to do justice to the added value of the particular depth of certain figures of competition law through a Liber Amicorum. Fred is certainly a person inspiring such special thresholds of academic excellence, and the contributions in this book are indeed living up to the expectations resulting from Fred’s extremely wide and deep contributions to contemporary antitrust thought.
Daniel Rubinfeld
University of California (Berkeley)

United States 10 contributions 14823 visits

If anyone is worthy of a second volume that honors his longstanding contributions to the worlds of competition law and competition policy, it is Fred Jenny. In the more than two decades that I have known him, I have been amazed by Fred’s skills — economic, legal, and political – and his vast breadth of knowledge and his superb contributions. This volume is filled with a wide range of thoughtful articles – trade and competition, online markets, and intellectual property – to mention just a few. They all fit well within the Fred Jenny worldview – and are worthy of a careful reading.
Allan Fels
University of Melbourne

Australia 103 contributions 29868 visits

As an academic, as Chair of the OECD Competition Committee for over thirty years, and as a judge, Frederic Jenny has made a remarkable, sustained contribution to the advance of competition law in every part of the world. This has been brought about by his unique combination of high skills in the fields of economics, law, regulation, administrative and decision making, and politics. These skills have been applied on the basis of his unsurpassed grasp of comparative competition law based on a close knowledge of competition law in nearly every country of the world.
David Gilo
Tel Aviv University

Israel 2 contributions 2174 visits

Frédéric Jenny has a record of scholarship, decision-making, and the advancement of thought on competition law and policy that stands out worldwide. In his scholarship, and as Chair of the OECD Competition Committee, he brings together law, regulatory policy, and economics. Frédéric invokes these fields of knowledge, as well as his experience as a French Supreme Court judge, to communicate his ideas and insights in a brilliant way. This second volume of the book in his tribute is well-deserved, and brings together distinguished scholars in the field.
Eleanor M. Fox
NYU School of Law (New York)

United States 27 contributions 48908 visits

Frédéric Jenny the person and Frédéric Jenny the institution have truly been transformative. This second volume of tributes to him (as did the first) overflows with remarkable scholarship that only he could inspire. It is a pleasure to read.
Pablo Trevisán
Instituto de Derecho de la Competencia

Argentina 5 contributions 11567 visits

As Philip Marsden says in his foreword to this second volume, Frédéric Jenny has global impact with local knowledge. Professor, Judge, Officer and Chair Jenny has played a very significant role in international competition law and policy for decades, not only in the developed world but also, and maybe mainly, in developing countries. What strikes me the most is his capacity to communicate the most complex issues on the field with a unique power of synthesis. Even in dissent, he always plays it sweet, professional and to the point.
Andreas Mundt
German Competition Authority (Bonn)

France 30 contributions 54343 visits

Frédéric Jenny has long been a leading figure and driving force in the competition world. It is his name you will come across when looking back at milestones in the development of competition policy and cooperation or when dealing with current lighthouse projects. In this spirit, the second volume of the tribute book for Fred Jenny with the fitting title “Standing up for convergence and relevance in antitrust” compiles essays that deal with the right topics at the right time.