This special issue examines the consequences of the ongoing power transition in the world
economy for global regulatory regimes, especially the variation in rising powers' transition …

Competition laws play important roles in safeguarding and promoting competition in an
economy. One important question is why some countries adopt strong competition laws …

The emergence of competition law as a global enterprise is a remarkable development in
economic regulation.'For nearly a century after the adoption of the first national statutes in …

Economic law–the focus of this new journal–has enabled and shaped the phenomenal,
extremely dynamic, yet also highly uneven development of markets in Africa in recent years …

When rapid economic growth catapults a country within a few years from the margins of the
global economy to middle power status, does global regulatory governance need to brace …

Rising middle powers play increasingly active international roles, yet so far we lack
systematic analyses of their aspirations and impact on global economic governance. This …

Regulatory independence has become an international norm over the past decades. Yet,
governments in some emerging and developing economies have eschewed the model. We …

Most developing countries now have competition laws. 1 They, lik countries, face questions
of design for their national laws and for their conne to the world. This article argues, perhaps …

This study has investigated the evaluation of Telecommunications Regulatory Authority
(TRA) practice in the Kingdom of Bahrain. Having realised the importance of …

Despite increased scholarly attention to competition law enforcement against corporate
monopolies, our understanding of this topic in developing countries remains very limited …