“With The Atlantic Divide in Antitrust, Gifford and Kudrle have prepared a thoughtful and well-researched work, and their detailed treatment and rich comparison of approaches will be welcomed by academics and authorities on either side of the Atlantic.”

Philip Marsden, College of Europe

"Gifford and Kudrle provide an intellectual tour de force in their comparative analysis of US and European antitrust. Their work offers important analysis of the major issues and will appeal to both academics and practitioner audiences."

D. Daniel Sokol, University of Florida Levin College of Law

“With eloquence and thoroughness, Gifford and Kudrle examine the rich history and political economy underlying the transatlantic similarities and differences in the competition policy and law of the United States and the European Union. The authors critically examine where tensions remain, but also where convergences have emerged. The Atlantic Divide in Antitrust should be on the reading list for all antitrust lawyers, economists, and competition policy officials on both sides of the Atlantic.”

Tom Sullivan, University of Vermont

“This fascinating little book analyzes and contrasts the similarities and differences between US Antitrust and European Union Law of competition, in the light of social, cultural, institutional, and economic backgrounds of particular period."

World Competition

“This no-nonsense, often technical legal analysis examines laws and court rulings on mergers, price discrimination, predatory pricing, exclusive supply contracts, rebates, and the bundling of services. Recommended for scholars, graduate students, and advanced undergraduates specializing in antitrust, business, and business law.”
 

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