Interview of Frédéric Jenny, OECD Competition Committee, by Bill Kovacic, Professor at George Washington University and King’s College London. This interview is part of the "Great Antitrust Enforcers Project" run by George Washington University in partnership with Concurrences.

Interview of John Fingleton, formerly at Ireland’s Competition Authority and at the UK Office of Fair Trading, by Bill Kovacic, Professor at George Washington University and King’s College London. This interview is part of the "Great Antitrust Enforcers Project" run by George Washington University in partnership with Concurrences.

Roundtable discussion and reception at the BELvue Museum at the occasion of Concurrences’ 15 year-birthday, organised in partnership with Freshfields and CRA.

Dinner organised at Four Seasons Milan by Concurrences with keynote speaker Commissioner Gabriella Muscolo (AGCM), chaired by Veronica Pinotti (White & Case).

Interview of Allan Fels, formerly at Australia’s Competition and Consumer Commission, by Bill Kovacic, Professor at George Washington University and King’s College London. This interview is part of the "Great Antitrust Enforcers Project" run by George Washington University in partnership with Concurrences.

Law & Economics workshop organised by Concurrences Review with Juliette Théry-Schultz (Autorité de la concurrence), in partnership with Allen & Overy and Positive Competition.

Annual Concurrences Paris conference organised at the Ministry for the Economy and Finance with the support of Analysis Group, Compass Lexecon, CRA International, Dechert, Gide Loyrette Nouel, Jones Day, Qualcomm, RBB Economics, White & Case (Panel Sponsors), Cleary Gottlieb, ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law, Orrick (Social Event Sponsors), and MLex, PaRR (Media Sponsors).

Interview of Mariana Tavares de Araújo, formerly at Brazil’s Secretariat of Economic Law of the Ministry of Justice, by Bill Kovacic, Professor at George Washington University and King’s College London. This interview is part of the "Great Antitrust Enforcers Project" run by George Washington University in partnership with Concurrences.