Antitrust Magazine Publication Procedures

ANTITRUST is the premier magazine devoted exclusively to antitrust. It has a circulation of about 9,000, which goes to all ABA Antitrust Section members in the United States and abroad, and to individual subscribers and libraries.

ANTITRUST magazine is published three times a year by the American Bar Association Section of Antitrust Law in December (Fall), March (Spring), and July (Summer). Issues may include cover stories on a theme, other articles and features, developments, interviews, a letter from the Section Chair, letters to the editor and advertisements for Section periodicals and programs.

Antitrust Magazine Fall 2009

COVER STORIES

EDITOR'S NOTE: Enforcement Changes: Evolution or Revolution?
by Deborah L. Feinstein

Revising the Horizontal Merger Guidelines

INTRODUCTION

Revisions to the Horizontal Merger Guidelines
by Larry Fullerton

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION

Merger Guidelines Revisited?
Moderator: Deborah L. Feinstein;
Panelists: Mark D. Whitener, Paul T. Denis, Dennis W. Carlton, and Christine S. Meyer

A Post-Leegin Approach to Resale Price Maintenance Using a Structured Rule of Reason
by Christine A. Varney

Will Use of the Upward Pricing Pressure Test Lead to An Increase in the Level of Merger Enforcement?
by Gopal Das Varma

Practical and Strategic Considerations in Litigating Under the FTC's New Part 3 Rules
by Michael L. Sibarium and Jay L. Levine

The FTC Reports on Follow-on Biologics and Authorized Generics: Applying Lessons from Hatch-Waxman to Promote Competition
by Asim Varma, Son B. Nguyen, and Justin P. Hedge

An Innovative Approach to an Old Problem: Hospital Merger Simulation
by David A. Argue and Richard T. Shin

ARTICLES

Rigorous Analysis of Economic Evidence on Class Certification in Antitrust Cases
by Donald Hawthorne and Margaret Sanderson

Economic Analysis in Antitrust Class Certification: Hydrogen Peroxide
by Paul E. Godek and Janusz A. Ordover

Screens for Conspiracies and Their Multiple Applications
by Rosa Abrantes-Metz and Patrick Bajari

Empagran--Practical Considerations from the Trenches
by James R. Martin and Jodi Trulove

INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

Europe : Where Monopolists Fear to Tread? The EU's Abuse of Dominance Rules and Their Impact On Commercial Policy Setting by U.S. Companies
by Alex Potter and Simon Constantine

FEATURES

TRUSTBUSTERS

Senator John Sherman and the Origin of Antitrust
by William Kolasky

LITIGATION PRACTICE: NOTES FROM THE FIELD

Social Media Use During Trials: Status Updates from the Jury Box
by Lisa C. Wood

DEPARTMENTS

Letter from Antitrust Section Chair Ilene Knable Gotts
Antitrust Section Council Highlights 2008 -- 2009

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