Dr Chris Noonan is Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland.

• Table of Cases ; Table of Treaties and International Instruments ; Table of Legislation ; Abbreviations ; PART I: UNDERSTANDING AND RECONCILING NATIONAL INTERESTS ; 1. Introduction ; 2. The Fundamental Forces Shaping the International Competition Law System ; 3. The Inevitably Incomplete Convergence of Competition Laws ; 4. The Limited Case for Harmonization to Protect Competitiveness ; 5. International Competition Law in a Trade Policy Framework ; 6. Private Market Access Barriers ; PART II: TRANSNATIONAL COMPETITION LAW ; 7. Competition Law Jurisdiction under International Law ; 8. The Scope and Application of Competition Laws ; 9. International Competition Law Defences ; 10. The Proper Scope of Transnational Competition Law ; PART III: THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF COMPETITION LAW ; 11. The Competition Law Rules of the World Trade Organization ; 12. Dispute Settlement and Enforcement ; 13. International Enforcement, Cooperation, and Judicial Assistance ; 14. The Emerging Principles of International Competition Law ; Select Bibliography

This is a glorious work, which is rigorously researched...at turns informative and argumentative...sweeping in scope, and can only have been a labour of love...For policy-makers, academics and advanced students of competetition law this book should be essential reading

Dr Chris Noonan is Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland.

• Table of Cases ; Table of Treaties and International Instruments ; Table of Legislation ; Abbreviations ; PART I: UNDERSTANDING AND RECONCILING NATIONAL INTERESTS ; 1. Introduction ; 2. The Fundamental Forces Shaping the International Competition Law System ; 3. The Inevitably Incomplete Convergence of Competition Laws ; 4. The Limited Case for Harmonization to Protect Competitiveness ; 5. International Competition Law in a Trade Policy Framework ; 6. Private Market Access Barriers ; PART II: TRANSNATIONAL COMPETITION LAW ; 7. Competition Law Jurisdiction under International Law ; 8. The Scope and Application of Competition Laws ; 9. International Competition Law Defences ; 10. The Proper Scope of Transnational Competition Law ; PART III: THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF COMPETITION LAW ; 11. The Competition Law Rules of the World Trade Organization ; 12. Dispute Settlement and Enforcement ; 13. International Enforcement, Cooperation, and Judicial Assistance ; 14. The Emerging Principles of International Competition Law ; Select Bibliography

This is a glorious work, which is rigorously researched...at turns informative and argumentative...sweeping in scope, and can only have been a labour of love...For policy-makers, academics and advanced students of competetition law this book should be essential reading

Dr Chris Noonan is Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland.

• Table of Cases ; Table of Treaties and International Instruments ; Table of Legislation ; Abbreviations ; PART I: UNDERSTANDING AND RECONCILING NATIONAL INTERESTS ; 1. Introduction ; 2. The Fundamental Forces Shaping the International Competition Law System ; 3. The Inevitably Incomplete Convergence of Competition Laws ; 4. The Limited Case for Harmonization to Protect Competitiveness ; 5. International Competition Law in a Trade Policy Framework ; 6. Private Market Access Barriers ; PART II: TRANSNATIONAL COMPETITION LAW ; 7. Competition Law Jurisdiction under International Law ; 8. The Scope and Application of Competition Laws ; 9. International Competition Law Defences ; 10. The Proper Scope of Transnational Competition Law ; PART III: THE INTERNATIONALIZATION OF COMPETITION LAW ; 11. The Competition Law Rules of the World Trade Organization ; 12. Dispute Settlement and Enforcement ; 13. International Enforcement, Cooperation, and Judicial Assistance ; 14. The Emerging Principles of International Competition Law ; Select Bibliography

This is a glorious work, which is rigorously researched...at turns informative and argumentative...sweeping in scope, and can only have been a labour of love...For policy-makers, academics and advanced students of competetition law this book should be essential reading