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17 Competititon L.J. 1 (2018)

handle is hein.journals/comptnlj17 and id is 1 raw text is: 1 Foreword Among the many journals and reviews in the field of competition law, the Competition Law Journal had earned a distinctive position. Its content concentrated on relevant and topical issues - whether with a domestic, EU or comparative dimension - all examined and dis- cussed with a practical focus. Moreover, the articles were not too long, which, at a time when many suffer from information overload, proved of particular benefit. Many were concerned when the previous publishers announced that the Journal would be discontinued. Edward Elgar are therefore to be commended on taking on the publication of a revitalized Competition Law Journal, as are the team of editors for their initiative and enthu- siasm in re-launching the Journal, now with an enhanced Advisory Board. I have no doubt that it will continue to prove invaluable to those, particularly in the UK, who practise, study or are otherwise engaged in this ever-evolving and stimulating area of law. Sir Peter Roth President, the Competition Appeal Tribunal Journal compilation ( 2018 Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd 10.433 7/clj.2018.0 1.00

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