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Hong Kong’s Crisis and the Turn Toward Extraterritorial Law

Tom Ginsburg
China's new National Security Law, as well as its increasing reliance on law as a mode of repression, reflect important shifts in Chinese governance....
Antitrust and Competition

The EU’s Attempt at Updating Antitrust Market Definition for the Digital Age

Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson
The rise of digital platforms has upended markets and the very act of market definition—the basic unit of antitrust analysis. With the review of...
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Antitrust Investigations Aren’t the Biggest Threat to Facebook’s Future

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Unsanitized: 1937 Revisited

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Is the Rebound in America’s Economy Already Over?

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E.U. Adopts Groundbreaking Stimulus to Fight Coronavirus Recession

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Jeff Bezos Adds Record $13 Billion in Single Day to Fortune

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At This Trump-Favored Charity, Financial Reporting Is Questionable and Insiders Are Cashing In

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Exclusive: Global Banks Scrutinize Their Hong Kong Clients for Pro-Democracy Ties

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Antitrust and Competition

Why the Political Misuse of Antitrust Must be Prevented

Jonathan B. Baker
Misuse of antitrust for partisan purposes violates a norm intended to insulate enforcement from direct political influence and discourage politicians from exploiting enforcement decisions...
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