Kovacic, William E.; van der Woude, Marc; Ohlhausen, Maureen; Laitenberger, Johannes

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28 Mar 2017 Washington, DC

2017 Antitrust Writing Awards

The 2017 winning articles were announced by Bill Kovacic and Marc van der Woude. The Most Innovative Soft Laws were announced by Johannes Laitenberger.

Survey report
29 March 2017 - PDF - 1016.5 KiB
Antitrust writing awards brochure
22 May 2017 - PDF - 9.4 MiB

KEYWORDS

The 2017 Antitrust Writing Awards featured an Academic Steering Committee with 23 leading US and EU professors (NYU, Georgetown University, King’s College London, etc.) and a Business Steering Committee with 37 counsels (Microsoft, Bertelsmann, Qualcomm, Google, Intel, American Express, etc.).

– Click here to read the award-winning articles
– Click here to read the most innovative soft laws
– Click here to see the newsletter ranking
– Click here to see the 2017 Jury

Welcome Remarks

Bill Kovacic - Professor, The George Washington University Competition Law Center - welcomed the enforcers, academics and private practitioners by first underlining the importance of the Antitrust Writing Awards. Professor Kovacic remarked that by recognizing superior writing in academia and practice, the Awards celebrates and enhances the indispensable intellectual infrastructure of the antitrust field.

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Speakers

William E. Kovacic
George Washington University - School of Law (Washington)

United States 74 contributions 90215 visits
Marc van der Woude
General Court of the European Union (Luxembourg)

United States 38 contributions 143655 visits
Maureen Ohlhausen
Baker Botts (Washington)

United States 20 contributions 17605 visits
Johannes Laitenberger
European Court of Justice (Luxembourg)

Luxembourg 5 contributions 6061 visits

Testimonials

Frederic Jenny
ESSEC Business School (Cergy)

France 108 contributions 253791 visits

"The Antitrust Writing Awards are the right event, on the right issue, at the right time. I thank George Washington University Law School and the Institute of Competition Law for launching this initiative."
Alexander Italianer
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer (Brussels)

Belgium 5 contributions 3855 visits

"The Antitrust Writing Awards are a unique opportunity to read some of the best academic and business articles of the year. I thoroughly enjoyed the different perspectives on antitrust that each article provided, as well as the well-crafted arguments put forward by their talented writers."
Douglas H. Ginsburg
US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit (Washington)

United States 21 contributions 27018 visits

"Having served as a member of the panel bestowing the 2014 Concurrences Awards for excellence in antitrust writing, I was very pleased to find the submissions ranged from the merely good to the truly outstanding. These awards have surely made antitrust academics and practitioners more alert to the value of writing well, with attention not only to substantive analysis but also to clarity and economy of presentation. Our field is blessed with an erudite academy and an intellectually sophisticated bar; the Concurrences Awards bring out the best in both.”
William E. Kovacic
George Washington University - School of Law (Washington)

United States 74 contributions 90215 visits

"By recognizing superior writing in academia and practice, the Antitrust Writing Awards enhance the indispensable intellectual infrastructure of our field.”
Bruno Lasserre
Commission for access to administrative documents - CADA (Paris)

France 49 contributions 106158 visits

"I truly enjoyed taking part in the 2013 Antitrust Writing Awards, which serves an important function in helping promote quality articles in the antitrust field. It is also an illustration of the cooperation at play between antitrust publications to ensure the greatest circulation of academic and professional expertise.”
Johannes Laitenberger
European Court of Justice (Luxembourg)

Luxembourg 5 contributions 6061 visits

"The Concurrences Antitrust Writing Awards Initiative fosters dialogue, debate and learning in the competition community worldwide. Introducing the Most Innovative Soft Laws Category contributes to the exchange of best practices and the increasing convergence between jurisdictions. The 2017 vintage was a moment of stimulating conversation of celebrating ideas."
Andreas Mundt
German Competition Authority (Bonn)

France 30 contributions 53368 visits

"With their outstanding contributions the authors play a key role in helping the antitrust community to keep ahead of global developments. The Antitrust Writing Awards are a great forum that pays tribute to their excellent work.”