The Constitutional Antitrust and Competition Warrior
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Antitrust law rests on a constitutional foundation that becomes critically important when enforcement is contested. The Sherman Act's Commerce Clause basis determines the statute's outer limits. The state action immunity doctrine defines when state authorization insulates anticompetitive conduct. And the Noerr-Pennington doctrine's First Amendment foundation protects concerted efforts to petition the government from antitrust liability. The technology platform antitrust cases have raised new questions about the intersection of the First Amendment's editorial discretion doctrine and the antitrust prohibition on monopolistic maintenance.
The Constitutional Antitrust and Competition Warrior is Volume XCI of Wayne Richard Evangelista's Constitutional Law Series.
Wayne Richard Evangelista covers the full antitrust constitutional landscape: the Sherman Act's Commerce Clause basis; the state action immunity doctrine — Parker v. Brown, Midcal, North Carolina State Board, and the active supervision requirement; Noerr-Pennington petition immunity and its First Amendment foundation; antitrust and the First Amendment in media markets — must-carry, must-deal, and the editorial discretion defense; technology platform antitrust — the Google litigation and constitutional dimensions of digital markets; and the complete constitutional antitrust toolkit.
The Constitutional Antitrust and Competition Warrior
$69.99
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$69.99
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