The University of Queensland Law Journal Volume 37, No. 1

Preface

Barbora Jedlickova, Preface: Cartels, Optimal Enforcement And Theories In Competition Law

Articles

• Kit Barker, Modelling Public and Private Enforcement: The Rationality of Hybridity
• Chris Noonan, Mediating Between Public and Private Enforcement in Multi-Jurisdiction Settings 
• Barbora Jedličková, Beyond the Economic Approach: Why Pluralism is Important in Competition Law
• Ross Grantham, To Whom does Australian Corporate and Consumer Legislation Speak?
• Simon Bronitt and Alessia D’Amico, Fighting Cartels and Corporate Corruption — Public Versus Private Enforcement Models: A False Dichotomy?
• Brent Fisse, Redress Facilitation Orders as a Sanction Against Corporations
• Caron Beaton-Wells and Julie Clarke, Deterrent Penalties for Corporate Colluders: Lifting the Bar
• Renato Nazzini, Arbitrability of Cartel Damages Claims in The European Union: CDC, Kemira, Microsoft Mobile
• Albertina Albors-Llorens, Antitrust Damages in EU Law: The Interface of Multifarious Harmonisation and National Procedural Autonomy
• Andreas Stephan, Does the EU’s Drive for Private Enforcement of Competition Law have a Coherent Purpose?

Dedication

This edition is dedicated to Laura Guttuso and features an article inspired by her work.

Spencer Weber Waller, The Temple of Leniency: Thoughts Inspired by the Work of Laura Guttuso