Douglas H. Ginsburg Liber Amicorum
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Douglas H. Ginsburg Liber Amicorum An Antitrust Professor on the Bench
Nicolas Charbit, Carolina Malhado, Ellie Yang (Editors)
This first volume of Douglas H. Ginsburg Liber Amicorum gathers original essays that pay tribute to the exceptional career of Judge Ginsburg. Known in the legal community as a "giant in antitrust law," Judge Ginsburg has heard appeals in several of the US landmark antitrust cases of our times. This volume looks at Judge Ginsburg's career, offering a unique showcase of antitrust issues acutely analyzed by prominent lawyers, enforcers, academics and economists from the US, Europe and abroad.
See the foreword by Joshua Wright, the full list of contributors and table of contents.
Volume II to be released in 2020.
Justus Herrlinger (White & Case)
by Concurrences
Daniel Crane (The University of Michigan Law School)
Michael Salinger (Charles River Associates)
Terry Calvani (Freshfields)
Timothy Cornell (Clifford Chance)
Richard Steuer (Mayer Brown)
Dennis W. Carlton
Booth School of Business
Excellent articles in honor of an excellent judge.
Koren Wong-Ervin
Qualcomm (Washington)
Judge Ginsburg's in-depth knowledge of economics and antitrust law and his talent as a professor and mentor have made him one of the most widely respected and influential figures in the worldwide competition community. In addition to serving as the head of the DOJ's Antitrust Division and Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, he has taught antitrust economics to over 500 foreign competition enforcers and judges. He is also a thoughtful and wise mentor. This book is a fitting tribute to him and the influence he's had on modern antitrust thinking
Robert H. Lande
Why is Judge Douglas Ginsburg the most respected and beloved member of the international Antitrust community? What makes everyone, in every portion of the political spectrum, admire him so much? Why is he revered both for his intellectual brilliance and his personality? This volume was written as a modest tribute to modern competition law's wisest and kindest statesman. These essays, by people fortunate enough to have interacted with him in a wide variety of settings, provide insights into the reasons for the affection we all have for him. Mere words will never be able to fully convey these feelings or the reasons for his influence all over he world. But these essays at least make a valiant attempt to honor and pay respect to a Giant. And these aren't just words of praise. They should inspire the rest of us to become a little bit more like him in so many ways.
Eleanor M. Fox
Thank you, Judge Ginsburg, and thank you, Concurrences, for the occasion of this tribute to an extraordinary person. The volume is a rich collection of essays by distinguished scholars, practitioners and officials who draw from the depths of their experience and admiration to celebrate Doug Ginsburg. The essays contribute to the body of knowledge of life and law – from doctrinal to fanciful, pragmatic to visionary. They are a pleasure to read.
Nicolas Charbit
Concurrences (London)
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