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28 Pac. McGeorge Global Bus. & Dev. L.J. 155 (2014-2015)
Idea Merchants and Paradigm Peddlers in Global Antitrust

handle is hein.journals/tranl28 and id is 187 raw text is: Articles Idea Merchants and Paradigm Peddlers in Global Antitrust Mel Marquis* TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION .............................................. 156 A. Competitive Forces in Global Antitrust Enforcement ...... ...... 156 B. Structure of this Article ............................. 163 II. WHICH MARKET PLAYERS? ....................................... 163 III. MODES OF COMPETITION ................................. ..... 166 A. Competing Visions of a Global Framework for Antitrust Law ............. 166 B. Bilateral Relationships ........................... ...... 174 1. Bilateral Cooperation Agreements ................. ..... 176 2. Trade Agreements with Competition Provisions ....... ...... 179 3. Conclusion on Bilateral Relationships ..........I.......182 C. Regional Relationships ...................... ..... ...... 184 D. Competition in Competition Ideas....................... 87 1. The American Approach ........................ ..... 188 2. Europe's Approach(es)......................... 190 3. Competition between the American and European Approaches to Competition Law........................ ........ 200 4. Widening of the Geographic Field and of the Competitive Parameters ............................... ....... 204 IV. CONCLUSION .................................... ...... 207 * Ph.D., LL.M, J.D., B.A. Part-Time Professor of Law and Co-Director of the European Union Competition Law and Policy Workshop at the European University Institute, Florence; Co-Founder and Co- Director of the Rome Antitrust Forum; Visiting Professor, Renmin University Law School, Beijing. I am grateful to my fellow participants at the workshop organized by Professor Antoine Vauchez and Dr. Julie Bailleux at the European University Institute in June 2013 for their helpful comments on a preliminary presentation. I would also like to thank Professor Eleanor Fox of New York University School of Law and Professor Alberto Heimler of the Scuola Nazionale dell'Amministrazione in Rome, each of whom provided very helpful feedback on an earlier draft. The article is dedicated to Kakuryu Nagao (1946-2013), who is missed. 155

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