Interview conducted by Eleanor Fox, Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation, New York University School of Law. Makan Delrahim : Entrepreneurial spirit, international antitrust, and enforcement norms Assistant Attorney General Delrahim, we were delighted that you gave the opening (...)

THE GLOBAL COMPETITION LAW CONFERENCE The “Alternative world-antitrust framework” in the light of the twenty-first century Eleanor FOX Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation, New York University School of Law 1. From 1991 to 1993 I was a member of the Munich-centered project, (...)

In this foreword the authors consider the hypothetical case of China-sponsored hard core export restraints, which could in theory be carried out either by the State or by State-controlled firms. In examining their legitimacy both under WTO treaty obligations and under antitrust laws, the (...)

1. Eleanor, you are a special person in the antitrust field. Around the world, no name is more recognized or respected than yours as an expert on international antitrust. How did you first get interested in antitrust law? 2. When you first started practicing law, there were few women in the (...)

Since the 1911 Dr. Miles case of the Supreme Court resale price maintenance has been prohibited per se in US antitrust law. The Supreme Court has recently overruled this almost one hundred years old precedent in Leegin Creative Leather Products, Inc v. PSKS, Inc (2007) and has adopted a rule of (...)

Once upon a time there was a little entrepreneur walking in the forest with a bag of new inventions-designed-to-shake-up-the-world. Along the way he met Big Bad Wolf, who was dressed in sheep’s wool. "Where are you going, Little Entrepreneur?" asked Big Bad Wolf. "I am going to Invention’s (...)