Washington D.C.

Antitrust Writing Awards Ceremony

The 2022 Antitrust Writing Awards Ceremony was opened by Bill Kovacic (George Washington University). Diane Wood (Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit) delivered the opening keynote speech. The Best Soft Laws were announced by Alexandre Cordeiro Macedo (Brazil Antitrust Agency). Winning articles were announced by Küllike Jürimäe (Court of Justice of the European Union) and Commissioner Noah Joshua Phillips (US Federal Trade Commission).

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Speakers

  • George Washington University - School of Law (Washington)
    United States 74 contributions 88365 visits
  • US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit (Chicago)
    United States 5 contributions 5446 visits
  • Cravath Swaine & Moore (Washington DC)
    9 contributions 8677 visits
  • Brazilian Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) (Brasilia)
    Brazil 4 contributions 2640 visits
  • European Court of Justice (Luxembourg)
    Luxembourg 2 contributions 2002 visits

Testimonials

  • Tilburg University – TILT & TILEC
    4 contributions 5202 visits

    The Antitrust Writing Awards illustrate the variety of topics and ideas in the competition community. They offer an excellent insight into current academic thinking and policy developments.

  • Chicago-Kent College of Law
    United States 7 contributions 5848 visits

    Nicolas Charbit, his Concurrences team, and their Antitrust Writing Awards project provide immensely valuable service to antitrust lawyers and scholars everywhere. They give form, force and impetus to competition law thinking and to relationships within the competition law community.

  • German Competition Authority (Bonn)
    France 30 contributions 52141 visits

    It was a great pleasure to attend the Antitrust Writing Awards 2022. It is good to see that the competition community has continued to push forward its good work.

  • Mexican Competition Authority (Mexico City)
    Mexico

    It is very inspiring to learn first-hand about the great work being done world-wide by academics, students, companies and authorities to address the antitrust challenges we are currently facing in the markets.

  • Brazilian Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE) (Brasilia)
    Brazil 4 contributions 2640 visits

    The Antitrust Writing Awards must be congratulated for its initiative of promoting the exchange of knowledge and research in competition policy. It was an unparalleled opportunity to be a member of the Board and present the Best Soft Law category. I feel honored and I commend Concurrences for organizing such an important endeavor.

  • Monash Law School (Melbourne)
    Italy 8 contributions 4247 visits

    The Antitrust Writing Awards, established over a decade ago, are still going strong. The broad range of contributions and award winners this year reflect the staggering richness of legal and economic studies in this field.

  • Geneva Law School
    Switzerland 7 contributions 21008 visits

    Participating in the steering committee is an excellent opportunity to learn each time more about competition law, not only about its substance and trends, but also about the great diversity of this ever evolving matter. The Awards ensure the continuing renewal of authors and sources.