International and Comparative Competition Law

Maher Dabbah is the Founder and Director of the Interdisciplinary Centre for Competition Law and Policy (ICC), Queen Mary, University of London. He also acts as a consultant to different organisations in the field and as special counsel to large businesses.

• 1. Geographical expansion and increase in significance of competition law; 2. The internationalisation of competition law: concepts, ideas, options and players; 3. The involvement of international bodies and organisations in the field of competition law and policy; 4. EU competition law regime; 5. US competition law regime; 6. Competition law and policy in developing countries; 7. Regional competition law and policy; 8. The unilateral option: extraterritorial assertion of jurisdiction; 9. The bilateral option: cooperation between competition authorities; 10. The multilateral option: cooperation through binding and non-binding commitments; 11. Competition and trade policy.

'Dabbah … builds upon his previous research as well as his practical knowledge to create a book that not only surveys the developments that are relevant to the themes of the book but also offers thoughtful and thought-provoking insights, suggestions, and comments.' Book reviews, World Competition