
About the Journal
Kluwer Law Online is an international scholarly platform dedicated to publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research at the intersection of Law and Economics. The journal provides an academic forum for researchers, legal scholars, economists, policymakers, judges, practitioners, and graduate students seeking innovative perspectives on contemporary legal and economic issues.
The journal recognizes that modern legal systems and economic institutions are deeply interconnected. Legal frameworks shape economic development, market efficiency, investment, innovation, and international trade, while economic analysis helps evaluate the effectiveness, fairness, and societal impact of legal rules and public policies. By integrating these two disciplines, the journal aims to promote interdisciplinary research capable of addressing complex global challenges.
World Competition Journal covers competition and antitrust policy and issues in law and economics at the global level. Editors and contributors include highly regarded academics, practitioners, and members of the judiciary, as well as top-ranking competition law officials. Each issue brings readers up to date on trends in such aspects of competition as the following:
• interaction of public and private cartel enforcement;
• independence of competition authorities;
• damages claims;
• bid rigging;
• tax incentives; and
• parent company liability.
The articles included in every issue are of the highest quality, evidence of the fact that World Competition has become essential reading for practitioners and academics in the field. Its aim has always been to cover all aspects – every angle – of competition and antitrust.
ISSN: 1011-4548
ISSN (online): 1875-8436

