Why Competition? - Voices from the Antitrust Community and Beyond

As we celebrate 20 years of promoting dialogue and scholarship in competition law and antitrust economics, Concurrences is proud to present Why Competition? Voices from the Antitrust Community and Beyond. This anniversary book reflects on two decades of contributions to the global conversation on antitrust issues, marked by the publication of insightful essays and analyses from leading experts.

In a compelling collection titled Why Competition, over 100 leading figures from various fields offer their insights on the vital question: Why competition? Prominent contributors include Eleanor Fox (NYU), Paulo Burnier Da Silveira (OECD), Mahmoud Momtaz (Egyptian Competition Authority), Andreas Mundt (German Competition Authority), Gina Cass-Gottlieb (Australian Competition Authority), Peter Freeman (UK Competition Appeal Tribunal), Reiko Aoki (Japan Fair Trade Commission), Olivier Guersent (European Commission), and Andrea Marván Saltiel (Mexican Competition Authority), and many more. Their perspectives explore the profound role competition plays in shaping global economies and advancing societal progress, offering fresh and original viewpoints that reflect the diversity of their experiences and expertise.

As we mark this milestone, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our contributors, readers, and the entire antitrust community who have supported Concurrences’s journey. Together, we have built a foundation of scholarship and discourse that will continue to shape the future of competition law and economics for many years.