There are numerous free websites that can assist in researching the areas of international and comparative antitrust. Listed at right and below are sites with links to national competition authorities, blogs, news developments, and other materials of interest.
The U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division offers an alphabetized list of links to antitrust authorities worldwide. The Federal Trade Commission offers a similar link.
Information on EU competition cases, including case databases and archives, is available through the EU Commission's website on competition policy. Pull-down menus for the antitrust, cartels, mergers, state aid, and liberalisation tabs all contain separate links to cases. The European Court of Justice's CURIA database also allows for searching limited to competition cases.
Note that the Law Library has a print subscription to the Common Market Law Reports (CMLR), which provides weekly coverage of EU case law. The CMLR also includes the monthly CMLR Antitrust Reports and Index. The latter is shelved at KJE 6456 .A7 C66 on the 5th floor.
The following handout was prepared in the spring of 2014 for an LUC Law course on international and comparative antitrust. The course was taught by Dr. Maciej Bernatt, a visiting professor from the University of Warsaw.
