The Antitrust Enforcement Symposium
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The Antitrust Enforcement Symposium brings together leading academics, competition officials, policy makers and practitioners from around the world. The agenda is structured to allow in-depth discussion of the law, economics and policy of antitrust enforcement. This weekend event is a collaboration between the Oxford Centre for Competition Law and Policy, the George Washington University Competition Law Center, and the OUP Journal of Antitrust Enforcement. To facilitate active discussion, only 45 participants are invited to attend the event.
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Participation by invitation only
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This year's event is supported by:
Bates White Economic Consulting, and E.CA Economics
Draft Programme:
22 June 2024
Keynote & discussion
Andreas Mundt, President of the Bundeskartellamt
Panel I - Power and Distortions
‘Defining gatekeeper power in the platform economy’ - Alexandre de Streel, CERRE Academic Director, University of Namur
‘Ecosystems, Antitrust and Power’ - Cristina Caffara, UCL and Co-Founder Competition RPN, CEPR London
‘Perspectives on power’ - Rupprecht Podszun, Heinrich Heine University of Düsseldorf
‘Personal data, Privacy and Antitrust’ - Erika Douglas, Temple University
‘AI, Power & Competition’ - Elettra Bietti, Northeastern University
Comments & Reflections on Power and Distortions -
John Davies, Independent Economist and Member of the Competition Appeal Tribunal
Michal Gal, Haifa University
Hee-Eun Kim, Facebook
Hans Friederiszick, E.CA Economics
Michelle Meagher, University College London
Oke Odudu, University of Cambridge
Pinar Akman, Leeds University and Member of the Competition Appeal Tribunal
Maurice Stucke, University of Tennessee College of Law
Keynote & discussion
Ana Sofia Rodrigues, Autoridade da Concorrência
Dinner Keynote
Mike Walker, Competition and Markets Authority
23 June 2024
Fireside chat
Jonathan Kanter, Department of Justice Antitrust Division,
Panel II - The Scope and limits of competition law (enforcement)
‘Antitrust and Sustainability’ - Denise Hearn, Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment
‘Antidomination and Uncertainty in Market Governance’ - Luke Herrine, University of Alabama
‘Labour market dynamics and competition enforcement’ - Hiba Haffiz, Boston College
‘Spamming the regulator’ - Helena Malikova, EU Commission
Comments & Reflections on the Scope and Limits of Competition Law -
Rachel Brandenburger, APCO Worldwide
Simon Holmes, Competition Appeal Tribunal
Alison Jones, King's College London
Barak Orbach, University of Arizona
Rachel Grinberg, Bates White
Adi Ayal, Bar Ilan University
Maarten Pieter Schinkel, University of Amsterdam