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INDEX to Gie ¢An titrust Bulletin INDEX TO THE ANTITRUST BULLETIN Volu57m (2e012 ) CONTENTS esa C o): eee e ae ERWeE ioc i scsicccnetitn nsiclednscaes GUITO DVOLUEME 57 Pages 1-194 Pages 195-408 Pages 409-654 Pages 655-1012 Index-1 INDEX TO AUTHORS AypIN, UMut Between Domestic Factors and the EU: Explaining the Emergence of the Turkish Competition Regime. 57:303-335 BesEN, STANLEY M. with Robert J. Levinson. Introduction to Symposium: The Use and Abuse of Voluntary Standard-Setting Processes in a Post-Rambus World: Law, Economics, and Competition Policy. 57:1-16 BHATTACHARJEA, ADITYA India’s New Antitrust Regime: The First Two Years of Enforcement. 57:449-484 CAMERON, DUNCAN with Mark Glick and David Mangum. Good Riddance to Market Definition? 57:719-746 with Mark Glick and David Mangum. Comments on the Articles in the Kaplow Special Issue. 57:957-960 CANES, ARAN see Romeo, Charles J. CARSTENSEN, PETER C. Introduction to Special Issue: Examining the Thesis: Louis Kaplow’s Why (Ever) Define Markets? 57:655-665 CoatTe, MALCOLM B. with Joseph J. Simons. In Defense of Market Definition. 57:667-717 with Joseph J. Simons. A Comment on the Articles in the Kaplow Special Issue. 57:953-956 CuLLEY, DANIEL with Malik Dhanani & Maurits Dolmans. Learning from Rambus— How to Tame Those Troublesome Trolls. 57:117-160 Index-2 INDEX TO AUTHORS Damro, CHAD Destructive Issue Linkages: The Failure of Multilateral Trade- Competition Negotiations. 57:563-589 DHANANI, MALIK see Culley, Daniel DoLeys, THOMAS Promoting Competition Policy Abroad: European Union Efforts in the Developing World. 57:337-366 DoLMANS, MAurRITS see Culley, Daniel FILHO, MARCELO MACIEL TORRES see Todorov, Francisco Ribeiro Guiick, Mark see Cameron, Duncan HOFFMAN, D. BRUCE with Joseph J. Simons. Known Unknowns: Uncertainty and Its Implications for Antitrust Policy and Enforcement in the Standard-Setting Context. 57:89-116 KwokaA, JOHN E. with Diana L. Moss. Behavioral Merger Remedies: Evaluation and Implications for Antitrust Enforcement. 57:979-1011 LEVINSON, ROBERT J. see Besen, Stanley M. LINDSAY, MICHAEL A. Safeg5 uarding5 the Standard: Standards Organizations, Patent Hold-up, and Other Forms of Capture. 57:17-57 Liu, LAWRENCE S. All About Fair Trade? Competition Law in Taiwan and East Asian Economic Development. 57:259-301 Index-3 INDEX TO AUTHORS MancuM, Davip see Cameron, Duncan MANNE, GEOFFREY with Seth Weinberger. International Signals: The Political Dimension of International Competition Law. 57:485-561 Markovits, RICHARD S. Why One Should Never Define Markets or Use Market-Oriented Approaches to Analyze the Legality of Business Conduct Under U.S. Antitrust Law: My Arguments and a Critique of Professor Kaplow’s. 57:747-885 Why Antitrust Legality Analysis Should Never Be Market- Oriented: Comments on the Commentators. 57:961-978 Moss, DIANA L. see Kwoka, John E. NGUYEN, TU THANH Competition Law in Vietnam: A Paper or Young Tiger? 57:409-447 PARAKKAL, RAJL Guest Editor’s Introduction. 57:195-—206 ROMEO, CHARLES J. with Aran Canes. A Theory of Quality Competition in Newspaper Joint Operating Agreements. 57:367—408 SHores, Davip F. Antitrust in the Roberts Court. 57:591-654 Simcoe, Timotny S. Private and Public Approaches to Patent Hold-up in Industry Standard Setting. 57:59-87 SIMONS, JOSEPH J. see Hoffman, D. Bruce see Coate, Malcolm B. Index-4 INDEX TO AUTHORS TAFFET, RICHARD S. with Hill B. Wellford. Questioning the FTC’s | ncremental Value Test and Claims of Widespread Hold-up in Technology Standards. 57:161-194 Toporov, FRANCISCO RIBEIRO with Marcelo Maciel Torres Filho. History ympetition Policy in Brazil, 1930-2010. 57:207-257. WEINBERGER, SETH see Manne, Geoffrey WELLFORD, HI B. see Taffet, Richard S. Index-5 INDEX TO SUBJECTS ANTICOMPETITIVE HOLD-UP Safeguarding the Standard: Standards Organizations, Patent Hold-up, and Other Forms of Capture. Michael A. Lindsay. 57:17-57 Private and Public Approaches to Patent Hold-up in Industry Standard Setting. Timothy S. Simcoe. 57:59-87 Known Unknowns: Uncertainty and Its Implicationfso r Antitrust Policy and Enforcement in the Standard-Setting Context. D. Bruce Hoffman and Joseph J. Simons. 57:89-116 Learning from Rambus—How to Tame Those Troublesome Trolls. Daniel Culley, Malik Dhanani, and Maurits Dolmans. 57:117-160 Questioning the FTC’s Incremental Value Test and Claims of Widespread Hold-up in Technology Standards. Richard S. Taffet and Hill B. Wellford. 57:161-194 ANTITRUST ANALYSIS Antitrust in the Roberts Court. David F. Shores. 57:591-654 In Defense of Market Definition. Malcolm B. Coate and Joseph J. Simons. 57:667-717 Good Riddance to Market Definition? Duncan Cameron, Mark Glick and David Mangum. 57:719-746 Why One Should Never Define Markets or Use Market-Oriented Approaches to Analyze the Legality of Business Conduct Under U.S. Antitrust Law: My Arguments and a Critique of Professor Kaplow’s. Richard S. Markovits. 57:747-885 Markets in Merger Analysis. Herbert Hovenkamp. 57:887-914 Index-6 INDEX TO SUBJECTS Market Definition Alchemy. Louis Kaplow. 57:915-952 A Comment on the Articles in the Kaplow Special Issue. Malcolm B. Coate and Joseph J. Simons. 57:953-956 Comments on the Articles in the Kaplow Special Issue. Duncan Cameron, Mark Glick and David Mangum. 57:957-960 Why Antitrust Legality Analysis Should Never Be Market-Oriented: Comments on the Commentators. Richard S. Markovits. 57:961-978 ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT Behavioral Merger Remedies: Evaluation and Implications for Antitrust Enforcement. John E. Kwoka and Diana L. Moss. 57:979-1011 In Defense of Market Definition. Malcolm B. Coate and Joseph J. Simons. 57:667-717 Good Riddance to Market Definition? Duncan Cameron, Mark Glick and David Mangum. 57:719-746 Why One Should Never Define Markets or Use M t-Oriented Approaches to Analyze the Legality of Business Conduct Under ULS. Antitrust Law: My Arguments and a Critique of Professor Kaplow’s. Richard S. Markovits. 57:747-885 Markets in Merger Analysis. Herbert Hovenkamp. 57:887-914 Market Definition Alchemy. Louis Kaplow. 57:915-952 A Comment on the Articles in the Kaplow Spe Malcolm B. Coate and Joseph J. Simons. 57:953-956 Comments on the Articles in the Kaplow Special Issue. Duncan Cameron, Mark Glick and David Mangum. 57:957-960 Why Antitrust Legality Analysis Should Never Be Market-Oriented: Comments on the Commentators. Richard S. Markovits. 57:961-978 Index-7 INDEX TO SUBJECTS ANTITRUST REMEDIES Behavioral Merger Remedies: Evaluation and Implicationfso r Antitrust Enforcement. John E. Kwoka and Diana L. Moss. 57:979-1011 BEHAVIORAL REMEDIES Behavioral Merger Remedies: Evaluation and Implications for Antitrust Enforcement. John E. Kwoka and Diana L. Moss. 57:979-1011 CAPTURE Safeguarding the Standard: Standards Organizations, Patent Hold-up, and Other Forms of Capture. Michael A. Lindsay. 57:17-57 COMPETITION POLICY Promoting Competition Policy Abroad: European Union Efforts in the Developing World. Thomas Doleys. 57:337-366 International Signals: The Political Dimension of International Competition Law. Geoffrey Manne and Seth Weinberger. 57:485-561 Destructive Issue Linkages: The Failure of Multilateral Trade-Competition Negotiations. Chad Damro. 57:563-589 CRITICAL LOSS ANALYSIS In Defense of Market Definition. Malcolm B. Coate and Joseph J. Simons. 57:667-717 DECEPTIVE CONDUCT Introduction: The Use and Abuse of Voluntary Standard-Setting Processes in a Post-Rambus World: Law, Economics, and Competition Policy. Stanley M. Besen and Robert J. Levinson. 57:1-16 ECONOMICS A Theory of Quality Competition in Newspaper Joint Operating Agreements. Charles J. Romeo and Aran Canes. 57:367-408 Antitrust in the Roberts Court. David F. Shores. 57:591-654 Index-8