Titlebook: Strategies to Achieve a Binding International Agreement on Regulating Cartels; Overcoming Doha Stan John Sanghyun Lee Book 2016 Springer Na

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Introduction,opean Union (EU), there has been obstacles for adopting a binding international law on the area of competition law. A cartel, causing huge loss of consumer welfare, has been rarely under the serious regulatory power of international law.Reasons of such hurdles and delays as to regulate international

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Legal Status and Historical Background of Cartels in International Law,th legal personality, established by such agreements consisting of competing companies. As international organizations under suspicion of allegedly an international cartel, there are OPEC, ITU, and IATA. OPEC is not fit to a cartel under competition law but international commodity agreement among st

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Conciliation of Conflicts of Opinion Between the North and the South on International Law Regulatinational organizations which tried to adopt competition law experience or experienced developing market economies or least-developed economies. As the 2003 Cancun Ministerial Conference for Doha Development Agenda demonstrated, the unilateral market-oriented competition policy from the advanced count

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The Regulation of Cartels in Developing Countries,ur DCs including Mexico, South Africa, China, and South Korea. Based upon the analyses, it is highlighted consensus-building process for cartel enforcement with respect to economic development, and proposed institutional supports for adopting cartel regulations, particularly sanctions, leniency prog

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.Contrasts international agreement on cartels with inter-govThis book addresses the lack of binding multi-lateral international agreement on cartels, through analysis of trials and failures. It also suggests strategic approaches to overcome current standstills. In addition, the book contrasts intern